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One markdown file, three sites: what broke the first time my crosspost ran
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One markdown file, three sites: what broke the first time my crosspost ran

DEV Community: astro·Mikhail Predtetchenski·10 days ago
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My build log publishes one markdown file to GitHub Pages, dev.to and Hashnode on merge. The cross-posting sat untested for a week, and the first real post broke it four ways: relative URLs, an npm lockfile, a retired Hashnode endpoint, and a green run…

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My AI agent saved the first paragraph and the last. It dropped 41 in between.
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My AI agent saved the first paragraph and the last. It dropped 41 in between.

DEV Community·אחיה כהן·6 months ago
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A postmortem on a 95% data loss bug in agent-driven cross-posting — and why opaque ProseMirror editors are a silent killer for browser automation.

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5 things I noticed this week while shipping three programmatic SEO sites
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5 things I noticed this week while shipping three programmatic SEO sites

DEV Community·MORINAGA·6 months ago
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Week 2 observations: Astro sitemap quirks, Cloudflare 500s on URL patterns, IndexNow+Wayback setup, itch.io without ETL forks, and cross-posting canonical gotchas.

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I Just Launched a Newsletter. Here's the First Issue.
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I Just Launched a Newsletter. Here's the First Issue.

DEV Community·Alex Rogov·6 months ago
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AI Architecture Weekly — a free newsletter for senior devs who use AI daily. Issue #001: 5 CLAUDE.md mistakes I see most in production codebases.

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Markdown Menace: Discovering an LFI Vulnerability on a Blogging Platform

Akamai·Adhyayan Panwar·7 months ago
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Protecting sensitive information is a recurring and widely known concern in the security community. As researchers, we know all too well how information can be used maliciously (I mean, come on … it’s our job).…

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