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by rmnclmnt 1y ago
Again, very « Silicon Valley »-esque, loving it. Thanks Gilfoyle
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by rmnclmnt 1y ago
Truly hope that catches on, and not only for the « datalab » (incubation startup-like inside the gov doing cool stuff). As a citizen, if only the first rule could become true for new and existing online public services such as « URSSAF », «
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by rmnclmnt 1y ago
https://github.com/datalpia/laketower Slowly building an open-source Data Lakehouse management utility application for local development, scratching my own itch and trying to accelerate development workflows with custo
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by rmnclmnt 1y ago
> Code needs to be written properly; you can’t just waste money and resources endlessly to cover up inefficiencies. Quite rare to hear this wise line these days. An I guess with AI coding assistant, this is only the beginning of this kin
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by rmnclmnt 1y ago
That’s because it’s pretty safe to safe you have experience and have seend havoc in the past. Less experienced developers are the primary vector of propagation for this « low quality » output, with seniors trying to educate and review the m
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by rmnclmnt 1y ago
Problem is, big corporations top level management think GenAI will turn crappy developers into superstars. Happy to be an independant and not an employee to not put up with this crap
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by rmnclmnt 2y ago
The other day I was reviewing the work of a peer on a relatively easy task (using a SDK to manage some remote resources given a static configuration). At several times I was like « why did you do that this way? This is so contrived ». And I
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by rmnclmnt 2y ago
Just tried with « Time out of joint » from Philip K Dick, and it got it right… but only the first half of the story! Guess, there is no spoiler then
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by rmnclmnt 2y ago
Why? You lose your phone or compatibility with latest OS version and suddenly you can’t even open the door or bring the lights on… Not the target of the article but another guess would be repairability: while local craftmens around do wonde
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by rmnclmnt 2y ago
One of the best shows of all time, both extremely sarcastic but so on-point at the same time. We laugh because we know it's true
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by rmnclmnt 2y ago
Try to give it a shot first on a dedicated partition if you can, then make the switch (IME, I used the old SSD drive for that, then used the 1TB one for daily usage with OCLP). Pretty smooth for most users apparently. Good luck, keep repair
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by rmnclmnt 2y ago
Agreed. Brought back to life my MBP 2015 last summer (battery replacement, keyboard replacement, thermal paste, etc) and thanks to OpenCore Legacy Patcher, now running latest MacOS versions ensuring at least 3 years more of security patches
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by rmnclmnt 2y ago
Yeah. The more the years go by the more the oracle writers of the show are proved right. Frightening
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by rmnclmnt 2y ago
It feels like Jian Yang and Big Head are making a new app
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by rmnclmnt 2y ago
On the related topic to teach AI fundamentals and intuition of the inner workings, there is a wonderful material named "AI Unplugged"[1] to perform activities with pen/pencils, cards, etc. in a game manner. I've been usi
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by rmnclmnt 2y ago
Thanks!
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by rmnclmnt 2y ago
Love RSS, been using (and paying for) miniflux for a few years now. Do someone knows a way to retrieve RSS feeds URLs for any podcast that would be hosted on major platforms? (Spotify, Apple Music) I subscribed to podcast having some hosted
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by rmnclmnt 2y ago
This pattern is used all over the place, and for good reason (especially when people get their minds on combining CI/CD and static deployments). Simon Willison groked the name « Baked Data »: even though it was in the context of Datase
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by rmnclmnt 2y ago
A TV show revolving around this exact period titled « 3615 Monique » (« Cheeky Business » in English) was released in 2020. A kind of french « Social Network » in some way, pretty cool
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by rmnclmnt 2y ago
When people mean DBs in these note taking tools, they are usually referring to the Notion like databases: a lightweight Airtable-like table allowing a few data manipulations and analysis. Basically a CSV file with a nice UI on top if you w
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by rmnclmnt 2y ago
If I remember correctly, other examples of OSS code with premium addons and license check, on the top of my head: Bitwarden, Metabase, EmailEngine
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by rmnclmnt 2y ago
No he is not. Simon has been blogging extensively regarding the dev of quick tools using a few LLMs like the ones from OpenAI and Anthropic. This new tool is no exception. (Of course there is more to it, using LLM to be productive requires
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by rmnclmnt 2y ago
Love the idea. As the device is recording all MIDI events, you can use it for any device with MIDI output (synth, drums, etc.). Are you envisioning expanding the app usage for other instruments than piano? (Would be great for drumming for i
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by rmnclmnt 2y ago
This! We also discovered out teeny tiny local library has a movie section. Each time I feel like a kid in a video store from the 90’s! You can even book a title on their webapp and pick it up when available, it really feels great. Having of
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by rmnclmnt 2y ago
If only operational research courses could have been so fun many years ago… excellent write-up!
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by rmnclmnt 2y ago
> Write everything twice I’d say « Write everything three times » because it usually take 3 versions to get it right: first is under-engineered, second is over-engineered and third is hopefully just-right-engineering
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by rmnclmnt 2y ago
It is especially hurtful when people apply DRY immediately on some spaghetti code already mixing abstractions. Then you find yourself untangling intertwined fatorized code on top of leaky abstractions, losing hours/days and pulling you
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by rmnclmnt 2y ago
That pisses me off every single time I have to interact with EU banks: no way to have a proper password as 1st factor (pwd managers hate number keypads) and no way to have TOTP 2FA manageable how the f I want. FYI, ironically SMS 2FA is usu
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by rmnclmnt 2y ago
Great to see people trying to ingest such humanly crafted horror data. However, whenever I encounter this with a customer, I’ll take the challenge, show how much a burden it is to manage and how much more it will cost in the long run to mai
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by rmnclmnt 2y ago
Indeed, you have to over-engineer something before converge to a leaner solution to a problem

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