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Médiatisons la autant que Thomas PESQUET. Elle est exceptionnelle, Sophie !!! Faut continuer l’engouement autour des sciences et de l’Espace !!!

@creapills @Babybel Ils ont volé les KitKat ?

@Babybel remplace sa cire rouge par une enveloppe en chocolat 🧀🍫 (11/20)

On vous a compilé les meilleurs poissons d'avril de marques de 2026🐟 Petit thread à dérouler 👇 (1/20)

@korben_rss Kvm pour... Keyboard Video Mouse 😉

Boîtiers KVM IP - Les 9 failles qui vous offrent un accès root OKLM korben.info/9-failles-ip-k…

💸 "Je veux 55K€ parce que je veux une nouvelle maison…" → STOP 🤫 Shirley Almosni Chiche le dit sans détour : négocier son salaire, oui, mais pas comme ça ! Son talk décortique tout ce qu'il faut (et ne faut pas) dire face à un recruteur : youtube.com/watch?v=xCelj7…

"Sois belle, mais pas trop. Sois forte, mais reste douce" L’actrice Cynthia Nixon donne une voix magistrale aux injonctions qui dictent le quotidien des femmes. Un rappel nécessaire que le combat est loin d’être fini. 👏

Programming language doesn’t matter until you need to: - have actual parallelism - scale horizontally - scale vertically - compile 1m LoC - incrementally compile 1m LOC - refactor without breaking anything - review a large diff - validate a change - detect and remove dead code - maintain backwards compatibility - get a large team working efficiently - onboard new hires - validate the security of a system - invent custom abstractions to reduce duplication - work around abstractions someone else invented - troubleshoot production issues at 2am - be operationally efficient - deploy on Friday - deploy 100 times a day - handle time & timezones correctly - handle currency correctly - eliminate null pointer exceptions - depend on libraries that are maintained & secure ​​- produce something of more value than a tweet

Alors que les JO de Milano Cortina 2026 viennent de se terminer, retour sur une très jolie pub qui rappelle que derrière chaque champion, il y a une maman qui l’a aidé à se relever.

Ça n'est pas mon idée mais l'ayant vu passer ici, j'ai voulu vérifier. Dans l'ordre : GPT 5.2, Gemini 3 Flash, Copilot et Le Chat.

Aux JO d’hiver 2026, Haïti porte des uniformes peints à la main inspirés de l’art haïtien 🇭🇹 Pour Milano Cortina 2026, Haïti transforme ses uniformes en manifeste culturel. Peintes à la main par la créatrice Stella Jean et inspirées de l’art d’Édouard Duval-Carrié, ces tenues racontent l’histoire et la résilience du pays à travers des symboles forts de l’art haïtien. Une prise de parole visuelle puissante, où le sport devient un espace de mémoire et de visibilité. Plus d’infos : creapills.link/7833f1

🙌 You can now use @claudeai and @OpenAI’s Codex in GitHub and @code with your GitHub Copilot Pro+ or Copilot Enterprise subscription. Define your intent, pick an agent, and they’ll get to work clearing backlogs and bottlenecks, all within your existing workflow. github.blog/news-insights/…

Tiens un nouveau terme éclaté au sol : le « Vanilla coding » : pour ceux qui ne codent pas « que » avec Claude Code… Serieux, ne soyez pas etonné les vibro-mass-codeurs si on se fout de votre gueule après… Vanilla codeur, je t’en foutrai moi des prompts bien placés…

@nmartignole Déjà que savoir coder vanilla sans framework ça devient rare...

Open source isn't dying because of AI. It's dying because we all fucking suck. Users. Maintainers. The whole ecosystem. All of us. We fucking suck as users. We use OSS to do our jobs. To build products. To make money. Our employers depend on it. Our startups run on it. But the second a maintainer mentions compensation? We lose our fucking minds. "It should be free." "That's not the open source way." Meanwhile we're extracting value from someone's unpaid labor every single day. We file issues like we paid for a support contract. We demand timelines. We get snippy when our bug isn't the priority. We're not customers. We're guests. Start acting like it. We fucking suck as maintainers. We wanted the GitHub stars. The conference talks. The Twitter followers. We wanted to be the person who "owns" that thing everyone depends on. But now people actually depend on it and we're annoyed. "Talk is cheap, show me the code." So someone does. They spend hours on a PR. We ignore it for months. Close it with no explanation. Or we screenshot their issue and mock them publicly for not reading our minds about what we actually wanted. We invited contributions then punished people for contributing. We don't want to maintain projects. We want to be admired for maintaining them. Not the same thing. We suck at this together. Both sides want the benefits without the responsibilities. As users we want free, maintained, high quality software but won't contribute a damn thing. Not money. Not code. Not even basic respect. As maintainers we want the status of running critical infrastructure but won't communicate, won't collaborate, won't treat people like humans. We all know this shit doesn't work. And yet here we are. Okay Josh, what do you suggest then? If we use OSS and profit from it, we contribute something. Anything. Money, docs, triage, kindness. We stop expecting infinite free labor. If we maintain OSS and we're burnt out, we say so. Archive it. Hand it off. Ghosting is worse than walking away. And if we can't treat each other with basic respect? We don't get to participate. Full stop. Open source runs on people. On us. None of us owe each other a god damn thing. But we could choose to stop being assholes and do better anyway.

#AlgoDuJour : Merge Sort ⚡️ ​Aujourd'hui, on s'attaque aux listes en désordre avec une stratégie infaillible : "Diviser pour mieux régner" ! 👑 ​On découpe en petits morceaux gérables, on trie individuellement, puis recolle le tout dans l'ordre. C'est élégant et super stable.

@babgi @AlexArchambault Alors que je vais prendre ma retraite dans 6 mois, je me suis livré à quelques calculs, sur la base de mes 40 années de cotisations retraite. C'est surprenant, et édifiant : @PierreCol/retraites-et-si-on-arr%C3%AAtait-dopposer-les-g%C3%A9n%C3%A9rations-9bbdd999544e" target="_blank" rel="nofollow noopener">medium.com/@PierreCol/ret…

We’re not talking enough about what’s happening: Trump is actively dismantling U.S. participation in global multilateral institutions. This isn’t bureaucracy. It’s strategy. whitehouse.gov/fact-sheets/20…

If you want to know everything about Postgres, follow this guy 👇

We’ve crossed a threshold. Greenland: Trump appoints Louisiana Gov. Jeff Landry as “U.S. Special Envoy to Greenland.” Landry publicly says the goal is “to make Greenland a part of the U.S.” Europe: Washington targets EU regulators, incl. Thierry Breton (then a European Commissioner) — sanctioned for doing his job: enforcing European digital sovereignty (DMA/DSA). Venezuela: Maduro is seized in a U.S. operation abroad and brought to the U.S. — without a Congressional mandate. Let’s be clear: no one needs to defend Maduro’s corrupt regime. That’s not the point. The point is method: sovereignty becomes optional, even for allies — and democracy is bypassed at home. Because this is not a collection of incidents. It’s a doctrine. The 2025 National Security Strategy makes it explicit: a “Trump Corollary” to the Monroe Doctrine, and a worldview that treats Europe with open contempt. Here’s the deeper pattern: techno-feudalism. When a handful of digital empires control cloud, platforms, payments, distribution, identity, and public discourse, states end up negotiating their sovereignty on infrastructures they don’t own. And here’s the dangerous illusion: “the deal.” We keep believing we can secure sovereignty with paper—contracts, clauses, compliance promises, “reversibility.” But U.S. big tech — and increasingly the U.S. state itself — has entered an era where contracts are treated as revocable, and extraterritorial power as normal. If the other side doesn’t respect the very sovereignty that makes contracts meaningful, paper cannot protect you. Only power can. Still: resistance is possible. With the Open Internet Project, we won 8 out of 8 lawsuits over more than a decade. Not by magic — but because law + industrial choices + political will still matter. France’s Senate warned back in 2013: the EU could become a “digital colony.” Many called it exaggerated. In 2026, it looks like understatement. Conclusion: Europe must act as Europe. This is not ideology — it’s economics. If you want sovereignty, stop funding your own dependency: buy European for critical digital infrastructure. Build, regulate, and defend. Link dump (for the follow-up tweet) Conference (context): youtube.com/watch?v=Sjz9p-… NSS (official PDF): whitehouse.gov/wp-content/upl… Landry quote (PBS/AP): pbs.org/newshour/polit… EU “visa bans” / Breton coverage (example): politico.eu/article/us-ban… Senate report (Morin-Desailly, 2013): senat.fr/rap/r12-443/r1… Vie-publique summary: vie-publique.fr/rapport/33079-…

Première newsletter Cybernetica de 2026. 👉 10 concepts pour comprendre ce qui vient : cybernetica.fr/en-avant-pour-…

I'm Boris and I created Claude Code. Lots of people have asked how I use Claude Code, so I wanted to show off my setup a bit. My setup might be surprisingly vanilla! Claude Code works great out of the box, so I personally don't customize it much. There is no one correct way to use Claude Code: we intentionally build it in a way that you can use it, customize it, and hack it however you like. Each person on the Claude Code team uses it very differently. So, here goes.