Charles Brossollet

Oracle is hiring roughly twice as many senior-and-above software engineers than any other tech business: Big Tech or not. What is happening there? My analysis (and more data on the tech job market): buff.ly/3UfymRF

📢#legislatives2024📷 Le groupe numérique de Changer de Cap cosigne l'appel commun initié par @OnEstLaTech et @MoutonNumerique contre l'extrême droite et en soutien au Nouveau front populaire ▶️onestla.tech/publications/a…

Come as you are! We have 🚀8 job openings 🚀 at @LightOnIO across various teams, technical and business. Join us into making Enterprise LLMs the only thing! Full remote OK for tech positions. lighton.ai/en/jobs

A wonderful resource that describes some anti-patterns that increase the cognitive load for developers 🧠 The best one I read so far Cognitive Load Developer's Handbook github.com/zakirullin/cog…

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Le petit récap quasi à chaud de mes découvertes faites lors du @KubeDaysFrance vient d'être fraîchement publié! Encore merci à l'équipe pour l'organisation de l'événement, c'était top ! 💯 leiluspocus.netlify.app/fr/posts/2023/…

@wasimlorgat Xkcd's what ifs are a master class, tho probably more for entertainment than youre looking for what-if.xkcd.com

@learnk8s Important mention from the README : kubectl-debug is not related to kubectl debug kubectl-debug has been largely replaced by kubernetes ephemeral containers.

kubectl-debug is a tool that lets you debug a target container in a Kubernetes cluster by automatically creating a new, non-invasive, 'debug' container in the same PID, network, user, and IPC namespace as the target container without any disruption ➤ github.com/JamesTGrant/ku…

1/9 DevOps is not platform engineering, and platform engineering is not DevOps I see a lot of confusion on this topic and so want to break it all down. What actually is #platformengineering? And why do I think it's going to change everything? A thread👇

i wonder how many times this guy has gotten laid off so far

What fields can you tweak for a Kubernetes Deployment? Or any other Kubernetes resource, for that matter? I just discovered a useful tool from @Apollorion for this 🤓 No more `kubectl explain` for me bit.ly/3QQ24cV

@pierreschnee Tout ça c'est pour faire monter les actions d'ovh ! Ceux qui sont chez AWS ou Google ils auront l'air malin quand y'aura plus de câble transat

As JetBrains we condemn the attacks taking place. Our hearts are with the Ukrainian people, including our own colleagues and their families.

On this terrible day, I'd like to say that Python colors are Ukrainian colors 🇺🇦. Many contributors to the core language and the larger community are Ukrainian. I had the honor to speak at PyCon UA in Kiev and Lviv. My heart goes out to all of you. 1/3

C'est beau toutes ces saloperies de Python, les étudier permet d'apprendre bcp de choses sur le langage github.com/satwikkansal/w…

Seen some tweets about #Python lambdas recently. There are alternatives to lambdas which are still one-liners but are faster and (arguably) simpler. Let's look at a few. <🧵>

Want to create your own blockchain? Just do : « git init »

@raymondh To me the union "int | None" is redundant with the " = None", and can be guessed by both human and type checker. So I would just write def f(y: int = None) Instead of def f(y: int | None = None)

The juxtaposition of three Nones with different meanings feels a bit off. def f(y: int | None = None) -> None 1st None if really a NoneType 2nd None an instance of NoneType 3rd None really means that no value at all is returned. x = f(7) # This fails to typecheck

A little birdie told me that #Python typing Optional and Union are going away. It's all or-operators from here: def f(x: A | B, y = int | None = None) -> dict[tuple[str, str]]: ... I won't miss Union, but Optional was pleasantly readable. f(x: A | B, y: Optional[int] = None):

EU Announces World's First Integration of a Photonic Co-Processor in HPC trib.al/FbiLNDj