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megalomanu
1mo ago
On my end, becoming a dad didn’t make me less ambitious, just more focused. I was vp of engineering at a Series A startup when my kid was born. It was a challenging job, but one that felt increasingly devoid of any meaning for me (maybe als
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megalomanu
5mo ago
Congrats to the team! Fantastic editor, it really brought me joy after years of VSCode/Cursor. I love how it's crafted, you can feel the soul behind each decision. What I love: - the speed, of course - the high consistency between
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7mo ago
Looks fantastic! Growing up on RollerCoaster (+Transport) Tycoon and SimCity myself, this is exactly the kind of project I'd dream about building, if only I had your dedication!
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Renault to team up with French defence group to make drones for Ukraine
(defensenews.com)
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9mo ago
Never tried coderabbit, just because this is already good enough with Claude Code. It helped us to catch dozens of important issues we wouldn't have caught. We gave some instructions in the CLAUDE.md doc in the repository - with includ
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1y ago
It is for generating a big nested JSON, quite complex from a business standpoint (lots of different business concepts). We didn't have good results with simple models.
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1y ago
We just tested magistral-medium as a replacement for o4-mini in a user-facing feature that relies on JSON generation, where speed is critical. Depending on the complexity of the JSON, o4-mini runs ranged from 50 to 70 seconds. In our initia
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The Coffee Machine Hiring Test
(manuel.darcemont.fr)
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2y ago
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megalomanu
2y ago
I highly recommend trying Qobuz! Artists are paid more, the catalog is rich and comprehensive (I recommend to early users who might have felt a lack of content to give it another try, as it's now much richer), most albums are available
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Google Maps and other apps asked to restrict route options during Paris Games
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3y ago
If any French people happen to come across this thread, I recommend visiting the Observatoire des Baronnies Provençales. I went there this summer and really loved the experience. We observed various astronomical elements (the sun, planets,
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Barbell Planning: Balancing Risk in Project Management
(manuel.darcemont.fr)
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3y ago
I live in Paris, the city with the most art house cinemas in the world. There are so much of them I have a hard time following what is showed every week. I made a simple crawler that looks at these cinemas and sends a digest of the week sch
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4y ago
Beautiful, congrats! This reminds me the final shot of Playtime (not a spoiler! at 2:07: https://youtu.be/anvhVINSFnE?t=127 )
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In praise of an old browser game (Kraland Interactif)
(manuel.darcemont.fr)
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6y ago
I've developed my first video game ever in 2020 thanks to Pico-8 (and thanks to the COVID and the lockdown, too) I was impressed by how it was easy to learn. Once you understood that everything revolves around a big gameplay loop, you
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megalomanu
6y ago
Hello HN! Author here. I wasn't expecting so much comments! I would have chosen a less provocative title if I had known :) Just to clarify: I founded a company a few years ago from a side project I had started three years before, and t
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Advice to my young self: forget side projects and focus on your job
(manuel.darcemont.fr)
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6y ago
I must say I'm not as virtuous as you :)
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6y ago
I agree, but the main reason that I'm using Qwant myself is that non-English results on DuckDuckGo are not good at all. Qwant results are pretty convincing today, much better than a few years ago when it looked like an opportunist prod
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You don't need this fancy recommendations system
(manuel.darcemont.fr)
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6y ago
Love it! Really neat. Even if landscapes are very urban, I like this feeling of driving that I don't really have anymore since I'm living in Paris. I'm often playing to Euro Truck Simulator just for getting out of the narrow
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Show HN: A movies recommendations engine based on famous directors tastes
(theylovepictures.com)
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6y ago
Hi, A few weeks ago, I shared on the quarantine side-projects thread my idea of a recommendation engine based on famous directors tastes ( https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=23185673 ). At this time, I was procrastinating,
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6y ago
Thanks a lot moonfleet! Actually the reactions motivated me to complete at least a first version. I'm not a good frontend dev but the UI is important in what I want to do so I'm going to developing myself for now. But I'm kee
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6y ago
I think I'll publish it, and I'll share my learnings. Letterboxd is indeed a great source!
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6y ago
Ideally, yes, to avoid to force the user to enter manually the films he likes... (or, like simiansays did, proposing an integration with another website)
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6y ago
Yes, this Criterion channel is also one of my inspirations!
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megalomanu
6y ago
Hi! Not yet! I'll share the project when I'll have finished it :)
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6y ago
Awesome! All the reactions motivate me to finish at least a first version of my project, so I'm going to do it and then I'll be glad to share it with you! I'm going to try your trivia game too :)
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