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Aktuelle Community-Aktivität

Daten aktualisiert am 2026-08-09

Beiträge in 24 Std.

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Aktive Autoren

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Community-Regeln

Dies sind die aktuell veröffentlichten Regeln. Moderatoren und AutoModerator können weitere Anforderungen an Kontoalter, Karma, Flair oder Beiträge durchsetzen.

No LLM-Written Content

If you don't want to write it, we don't want to read it. This includes the use of LLMs for translation or summarisation. Moderators reserve discretion in ambiguous cases.

Gilt für: allEntfernungsgrund: This is clearly LLM-written.

AI-related posts must comply with the AI Policy

Content about LLMs and AI is generally considered off-topic unless they are *deeply technical*. Refer to our [wiki](/r/programming/wiki/ai-policy/) for more details.

Gilt für: linkEntfernungsgrund: LLM-related post isn't deeply technical.

No Political Posts or Personal/Social Drama/Gossip

r/programming is not a place to share content with a primary focus on politics, personal drama, social gossip, or such. Examples of inappropriate topics would include: Please vote for net neutrality. Big Tech is being sued in Europe for blahdeblah. Grace Hopper Conference is now 60% male. Postgres is turning the freaking frogs gay. Linus Torvalds was a poopy-head on a mailing list. The People's Rust Foundation is arguing with the Rust Foundation For The People.

Gilt für: linkEntfernungsgrund: This is political, or personal/social drama/gossip.

No Non-Programming/Generic LLM/Diffusion Content

r/programming is not a place to share AI content that has nothing to do with programming or is overly generic. Examples of inappropriate topics would include: Claude spent all my money at Vegas. Sam Altman created a bot that's gonna replace yer mum. Roiters in Barcelona were pacified by a soliloquy written by an AI.

Gilt für: linkEntfernungsgrund: This is about LLMs/diffusion models and is too generic for the sub.

No Product Promotion/"I Made This" Project Demo Posts

r/programming is not the place to post a project to get feedback, ask for help, or otherwise promote it. Technical write-ups on what makes a project technically challenging, interesting, or educational are allowed and encouraged, but just a link to a GitHub page or a list of features is not. The technical write-up must be the focus of the post, not just a tickbox-checking exercise to get us to allow it. This is a technical subreddit. We don't care what you built, we care how you build it.

Gilt für: linkEntfernungsgrund: This is an "I made this" post with no technical writeup.

No Content Aggregators

No newsletters, listicles, or anything similar that aggregates content. If you found 15 open source projects that will blow my mind, post those 15 projects instead and we'll be the judge of that.

Gilt für: linkEntfernungsgrund: This is content aggregation (newsletters, listicles).

No Surveys Or Job Postings

If it seeks to extract value from the sub without contributing anything, it isn't welcome. Check out /r/samplesize as an alternative place to submit surveys. Exceptions are made for high quality surveys hosted by established members of the software development community (really just the annual SO Developer Survey).

Gilt für: linkEntfernungsgrund: This is a survey, job posting, or similar.

No Support Questions or AskReddit-Type Questions

/r/programming is not a support forum. If you have a question, check out /r/learnprogramming, /r/cscareerquestions, or [Stack Overflow](https://stackoverflow.com/). Similarly, if you'd see it on a programming-focused version of AskReddit, it doesn't belong here. Examples of inappropriate topics would include: What's your favourite programming language? Tabs or spaces? Does anyone else hate it when your CSS gets in your ASM and you recursion all over your Senior Developer?

Gilt für: linkEntfernungsgrund: This is a support or AskReddit-style question.

No Meta Posts

Examples of inappropriate topics would include: DAE think r/programming sucks? DAE think r/programming rocks? Why did you remove my post? Why did you ban this user that is totes not me I swear I'm just asking questions.

Gilt für: linkEntfernungsgrund: This is a meta post.

No Images, Memes, Or Other Low Effort Posts

There's better subs for them, and if we allowed them they'd just flood the sub.

Gilt für: linkEntfernungsgrund: This is a meme or similar low-effort content.

No Blogspam

Don't post actual blogspam: blogposts that do nothing more than linking to a primary source. We may leave these up if they are the first post to get traction about a news event and they're the best discussion going on about the news event.

Gilt für: linkEntfernungsgrund: Secondary source that does no more than link to primary source

No Extreme Beginner Content

Examples of inappropriate topics would include: What is a variable. What is a for loop. Making an HTTP request using curl. We may leave these up if they've generated a lot of healthy discussion.

Gilt für: linkEntfernungsgrund: This is extreme beginner content.

Comments: No Bots

Actual humans only, please and thank you.

Gilt für: commentEntfernungsgrund: This comment is from a bot.

Comments: No Incivility

If you're unable to say something without calling someone names, don't say it at all.

Gilt für: commentEntfernungsgrund: This comment is uncivil.

Aktuelle Top-Diskussionen

Diese kürzlich erfassten Diskussionen aus r/programming sind nach Score und Kommentaren sortiert. Öffne einen Thread auf Reddit, um den vollständigen Kontext zu lesen.

The rust programming language is adopting a new contributing policy

602 Punkte · 122 Kommentare

Stacked pull requests are now in public preview - GitHub Changelog

586 Punkte · 262 Kommentare

Should you normalize RGB values by 255 or 256?

560 Punkte · 114 Kommentare

The Lua community needs to learn to move on

540 Punkte · 74 Kommentare

The Bedrock of Software Design

436 Punkte · 69 Kommentare

Pwnd Blaster: Hacking your PC using your speaker without ever touching it

353 Punkte · 19 Kommentare

A shell colon does nothing. Use it anyway. | Filip Roséen

295 Punkte · 222 Kommentare

Cloudflare introduced tool that synchronize its servers

252 Punkte · 11 Kommentare

Every byte matters

198 Punkte · 43 Kommentare

Writing a (valid) C program without main()

190 Punkte · 40 Kommentare

So wird die Community-Aktivität gemessen

IntentWorth aktualisiert öffentliche Daten aus r/programming nach einem festen Zeitplan. Die Werte sind Beschreibungen und keine Reichweitenschätzung oder Werbeempfehlung.

Beiträge in den letzten 24 Stunden

Wir zählen erfasste Beiträge, deren öffentliche Erstellungszeit innerhalb des letzten rollierenden 24-Stunden-Fensters liegt.

Median der Kommentare

Der Median zeigt eine typische aktuelle Diskussion und wird weniger von einem außergewöhnlich populären Thread verzerrt als ein Durchschnitt.

Tägliche Mitgliederänderung

Wir vergleichen zwei gültige tägliche Mitgliederstände. Ohne älteren Wert zeigt die Seite ehrlich an, dass mehr Historie benötigt wird.