Samsung dishwasher water pressure

Bottom rack isn’t cleaning because these jets don’t have enough pressure. Is this fixable?

u/GoyaKing — 1 month ago
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I built a spec driven development platform for AI coding agents

Over the last year, I’ve been using AI coding tools almost every day. They’re incredible at writing code, but often were terrible at maintaining the context of the product. Every new session felt like starting over.

So I built BuildBoard, a local-first Mac app that creates a structured workflow from before the AI starts coding to finished.

The flow looks like: product idea, to requirements, to visual mocks, to implementation plan, then building with an AI coding agent. Everything stays in plain text files, so it works with Git and doesn’t require another cloud account.

I have used my own app to create a couple other ideas, prototype or improve existing projects. It allows me to track, and build on an idea. It helps me establish a shared understanding with my agents and align on the expectations. Also it’s helpful to visualize before building. I found it easier to adjust UI/UX before implementation but right in the planning phase.

I’d love feedback on whether this matches your workflow, what’s missing, and how you’re handling long-term context with tools like Claude Code or Codex.

https://getbuildboard.com/

u/GoyaKing — 3 days ago

Vulnerability Management tool

What’s everyone using for their organization’s vulnerability management tool and why? The company I work for uses defect dojo and its limited. No compression, alerting, terrible UI doesn’t really push the needle left enabling non security literate developers.

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u/GoyaKing — 2 months ago

Vulnerable code patterns

Hey all Im wondering if anyone knew of any resources to learn code vulnerability patterns in practice. Im the team’s resource for teaching software engineers how to identify vulnerable code in development and review. I thought of starting with OWASP top 10 but was curious if there were any resources to learn more.

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u/GoyaKing — 3 months ago

New to role

I recently accepted my first DevSecOps Engineer role and I’m excited to get started. I want to make the most of my first 90 days and would love to hear advice from people who’ve been in the field for a while.

If you were creating a roadmap for the first 90 days as a mid/senior DevSecOps engineer, what would you include?

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u/GoyaKing — 3 months ago

TOF Strava Fitness Group

Hi everyone,

As someone living with Tetralogy of Fallot, I’ve always found inspiration in seeing what others in our community are accomplishing. Whether it’s walking a little farther, training for a race, getting back into the gym, or simply staying active despite the challenges we’ve faced, every step forward matters.

To help bring us together, I created a Strava group specifically for people with Tetralogy of Fallot and other congenital heart conditions. My hope is that it becomes a place where we can encourage one another, celebrate milestones, share our journeys, and remind each other that we’re capable of more than we often give ourselves credit for.

The goal isn’t competition, it’s support, accountability, empowerment, and community. No matter where you are in your fitness journey, you’re welcome.

If you’re interested in joining, I’d love to have you. Let’s encourage, empower, thrive and workout together. ❤️

https://strava.app.link/ntgMYejfJ3b

u/GoyaKing — 4 months ago

Help Identifying This System

Hey everyone I recently moved into a house with this water softener system. It has been on for two years with no salt refill. I want to bring it back to life myself. In order to do that I need to reprogram it. Can I get some help identifying the system and many some advice on the revival of this unit?

u/GoyaKing — 5 months ago