Jess Lee

for The DEV Team

Posted on Nov 6

What was your win this week?

#weeklyretro

Community shares diverse wins

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Looking back on your week -- what was something you're proud of?
All wins count -- big or small 🎉

Examples of 'wins' include:

Getting a promotion!
Starting a new project
Fixing a tricky bug
Finally replying to that text from three weeks ago...progress is progress 📱

Happy Friday!

Top comments (21)

FrancisTRᴅᴇᴠ • Nov 6

Finished my first hacktoberfest and got this!

Sᴛᴀʀ⭐ • Nov 6 • Edited

Wow 😯😯😯 congrats 🗽🗽🗽

Varshith V Hegde • Nov 6 • Edited

I did my first ever 5K run today . It was slow but finallyy i reached a milestone ... Happyyy

Ben Halpern The DEV Team • Nov 6

Congrats!

Varshith V Hegde • Nov 6

🙌🙌😌

Sᴛᴀʀ⭐ • Nov 6

5km Awesome 🥰

Peter Vivo • Nov 6

Bring back to live my oldest github repo:

Peter Vivo

Nov 6

Retro :: Spider-Paint

#showdev #tooling #weeklyretro #opensource

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Federico Navarrete • Nov 6 • Edited

To secure my next presentation about local LLMs in a new European Institution after the FinOps conference and promote local agentic programming, and I finished my first video game:
tstories.federiconavarrete.com/mem...

I'll be curious of your feedback.

Ali Farhat • Nov 6

We got listed on n8n with our node! 🙌🏻
n8n.io/integrations/geo-search-leads/

Jean-Sebastien Beaulieu • Nov 6 • Edited

My win this week was surviving a 96-hour surgical audit to track down 9 silent memory leaks in my AI brain's 05:00 AM "glymphatic" state-drainage loop—and finally sealing Layer 0 at 60/60 Actions PASS and 173/173 Pytest PASS! 🧠🛠️

The wildest catch of the week? Discovering that a naive substring parser (if "STATUS: VERIFIED" in stdout:) had matched the string "STATUS: VERIFIED" inside the exact French sentence where my hostile auditor AI explained why it refused to verify the code ("Je n'ai pas écrit STATUS: VERIFIED...")—and that a fallback bug was silently injecting Human Insulin (P01308) whenever a live UniProt protein query returned zero hits!

I replaced binary PASS/FAIL grading (which forces LLMs to fake completion with hollow pass stubs) with a zero-bias Python AST harvester and Neutrosophic Logic <T, I, F>—giving the system a dedicated mathematical third state (I — Open Indeterminacy) so unfinished work is preserved honestly instead of hidden.

Just published the full engineering breakdown here on DEV {{ dev.to/jsb-securedme/the-missing-t... }} (along with the 58-page Zenodo monograph) right in time for the upcoming NASA Space Apps Challenge! 🚀 Happy Friday everyone!