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La date de sortie des chansons de la playlist suivante est plus proche de l'alunissage d’Apollo 11 que...

La date de sortie des chansons de la playlist suivante est plus proche de l'alunissage d’Apollo 11 que d'aujourd'hui.

https://www.youtube.com/playlist?list=PLhejNvJnzCf76ikfvJvVNf4P-zs_pbavu

Par exemple Daft Punk - Around The World.

(Inspiré par https://mastodon.social/@Meyerweb/114217332163958559)

So once again, Chrome will ship a feature without any positive sign (that I can see) from Gecko nor WebKit nor the W3C Technical...

So once again, Chrome will ship a feature without any positive sign (that I can see) from Gecko nor WebKit nor the W3C Technical Architecture Group.

This time it's ::scroll-button() and ::scroll-marker().

It will ship next Tuesday (April 1st) and the other organisations were asked on January 9th to give an opinion. This sounds like a rushed schedule to me.

😔

@nanorepublica @thibaudcolas @danielquinn Did you know that there will be a Python Core Dev Sprint in Cambridge in September?...

@nanorepublica @thibaudcolas @danielquinn Did you know that there will be a Python Core Dev Sprint in Cambridge in September? https://discuss.python.org/t/2025-core-dev-sprint-15th-19th-september-at-arm-ltd-in-cambridge-uk/71909

Ce soir sur France 2, À Plein Temps. Un super film qui m'a tenu en haleine tout du long. Je recommande !

Ce soir sur France 2, À Plein Temps. Un super film qui m'a tenu en haleine tout du long. Je recommande !

Anyone knows why => was chosen instead of -> for arrow functions in #JavaScript ?

Anyone knows why => was chosen instead of -> for arrow functions in #JavaScript ?

@ivory Hi.As a multilingual user, I'd love it if Ivory helped me write toots with the proper language "tag”. Right now, I often...

@ivory Hi.

As a multilingual user, I'd love it if Ivory helped me write toots with the proper language "tag”. Right now, I often forget to switch it.

Je crois que c'est la fin de la journée : en voulant taper size, j'ai tapé suze.

Je crois que c'est la fin de la journée : en voulant taper size, j'ai tapé suze.

I'm sure @ryantownsend will appreciate this list!

I'm sure @ryantownsend will appreciate this list!

https://webkit.org/blog/16458/announcing-interop-2025/On top of fixing bugs in features that have already shipped, Interop 2025 lets us know...

https://webkit.org/blog/16458/announcing-interop-2025/

On top of fixing bugs in features that have already shipped, Interop 2025 lets us know that this year, all browsers will ship:
- Navigation API, to interact with the built-in browser navigation.
- View transitions, to animate between states.
- Anchor positioning, to simplify tooltips and dropdowns.
- Largest Contentful Paint and Event Timing API, to help monitor page loads and interaction smoothness.

Great to cut down the amount of JS used!

#WebPlatform #CSS #WebPerf

Dites les provinciaux, quand vous devez passer une nuit sur Paris pour le travail, quels sont les hébergements que vous recommenderiez ?

Dites les provinciaux, quand vous devez passer une nuit sur Paris pour le travail, quels sont les hébergements que vous recommenderiez ?

Moving days. Cambridge UK -> Rennes FR

Moving days. Cambridge UK -> Rennes FR

My vague understanding of the DeepSeek situation is that it's yet another example of https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Wirth%27s_law:Without...

My vague understanding of the DeepSeek situation is that it's yet another example of https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Wirth%27s_law:
Without constraints, software engineers will negate any hardware improvements.

@nitot Coucou ! Dis, pour expliquer à quelqu'un que les LLM consomment énormément et qu'ils ne nous aideront pas à résoudre le...

@nitot Coucou ! Dis, pour expliquer à quelqu'un que les LLM consomment énormément et qu'ils ne nous aideront pas à résoudre le problème environnemental, as-tu une URL favorite ?

J'ai retenu qu'obtenir la même "information" par ChatGPT dépensait au moins 10 fois plus d'énergie qu'en passant par Google mais il doit y avoir d'autres comparaisons de ce genre ?

I got interested in it after looking at “slow heat” https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=2Iz9HCcrXNI (french video).Basically, don't heat...

I got interested in it after looking at “slow heat” https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=2Iz9HCcrXNI (french video).

Basically, don't heat the air as much and focus on sources of heat close to humans.

I got myself a heated desk pad a few weeks ago. This is a game changer. No more frozen fingers and I don't have to turn the heating...

I got myself a heated desk pad a few weeks ago. This is a game changer. No more frozen fingers and I don't have to turn the heating up.

This is the particular model I got but there are plenty of alternatives. 60cm wide seems big enough so I'd recommend avoiding 80cm ones.
https://www.digital-nowmad.com/products/sous-main-chauffant-xiaomi?variant=47570991382860

Some current discussions about the size of countries reminded me of this gem from The West Wing....

Some current discussions about the size of countries reminded me of this gem from The West Wing. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=vVX-PrBRtTY

Maps are so political.

One of my favourite feeling as a software engineer is to fix bugs by removing lines of code.Just done that twice this week.

One of my favourite feeling as a software engineer is to fix bugs by removing lines of code.

Just done that twice this week.

Today I Learned with @tut_tuuut during a pairing session that:1. In a Unique Index, NULL values are considered distinct values by default in...

Today I Learned with @tut_tuuut during a pairing session that:
1. In a Unique Index, NULL values are considered distinct values by default in #PostgreSQL.
2. PostgreSQL 15+ supports a `NULLS NOT DISTINCT` option to change that behaviour.
3. #Django 5+ supports `nulls_distinct=False` on `UniqueConstraint` to create the unique index with that option.

Neat!

https://framapiaf.org/@tut_tuuut/113607537015184362

Lots of appreciation for #Django's `inspectdb` and admin. I just started on an existing non-Django project with 10+ years of data. So I...

Lots of appreciation for #Django's `inspectdb` and admin. I just started on an existing non-Django project with 10+ years of data. So I put together an empty Django project, used `inspectdb` to give me some models based on the data structure. I'm now adding `ModelAdmin` classes, tweaking the models with `__str__` and such.

With very little efforts, I have a very convenient way to visualise and navigate the data (including maps for geometries).

Seen in a #JS codebase today:`array.reduce((acc, curr) => acc + ', ' + curr, '').slice(2)`Written by a team paid to...

Seen in a #JS codebase today:

`array.reduce((acc, curr) => acc + ', ' + curr, '').slice(2)`

Written by a team paid to program…

I wonder how they never discovered https://developer.mozilla.org/en-US/docs/Web/JavaScript/Reference/Global_Objects/Array/join