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@Ced_haurus @SebLecornu "Investissement accéléré dans la cryptographie post-quantique." il faudrait deja couvrir les bases, l'attaque de l'ANTS etait tellement basique

🔴 👉 En direct, les annonces de @SebLecornu pour la sécurité numérique de l'État et lutter contre les vols des données des Français ➡️ 📣 Les annonces : 🔹 Les amendes de la CNIL affectées à un fonds dédié à la sécurité numérique de l'État, et non plus absorbées dans le budget général. 🔹 Fusion DINUM + DITP pour créer une vraie autorité numérique de l'État, directement rattachée au Premier ministre. Organiser. Centraliser. Enfin. 🔹 200 millions d'euros débloqués la semaine prochaine pour investir dans la sécurité des systèmes. 🔹 Investissement accéléré dans la cryptographie post-quantique. 🔹 Lancement de missions offensives internes : l'État va s'attaquer lui-même pour tester ses propres vulnérabilités. 🔹 Planification d'un scénario de crise "blackout numérique", y compris face au risque de déconnexion d'outils américains. 🚨 3 vols de données par jour en France. 📊 L'état des lieux : Depuis début 2026, les intrusions explosent. 3 vols de données par jour en moyenne. Un casse du siècle qui se répète chaque mois. Les profils d'attaquants sont variés : loups solitaires motivés par l'argent, l'idéologie ou l'ego, mais aussi des acteurs organisés. Un véritable marché parallèle de la data est en train de s'organiser. Le diagnostic structurel est sévère : des années de délaissement, des systèmes qui datent des années 90, une dette numérique massive. Plus on s'éloigne du cœur régalien, plus les fragilités s'accumulent. Vous en pensez quoi ?

@Ced_haurus Embaucher une équipe dev compétente, la faille qu'ils avaient c'était vraiment une erreure de débutant.

👉 Sébastien Lecornu se rend demain à l'ANTS (France Titres) suite au piratage sans précédent d'une administration. Des mesures seront annoncées ! A votre avis lesquelles ? (Mauvaises réponses uniquement)

L'incapacité des gens qui travaillent pour @FranceTitres c'est hallucinant, 5 jours que le site est fermé a cause de la cyber attack qui a été tellement mal géré pour commencer.

@lucasbastianik @levelsio I meant the Claude app not the website, I’ve done a few changes like that already before

@lucasbastianik @levelsio Haven’t seen the guide but why do we need Claude to run on a VPS? Claude website allow you to work on any GitHub repo make PR then GitHub app allow review of the PR and merge. Just need to have some sort of branch preview to test the end to end flow and problem solved.

Me: I need better work-life balance Also me: setting up a VPS with Claude Code after seeing @levelsio's guide Now I can code from the gym. And the bathroom. We're not okay.

@trashh_dev Good when you have a good codebase with consistent clean code, but doesn’t work with a legacy codebase with a lot of badly written code. Also doesn’t work when you have non standard workflow for running tests, lint etc

i’ve never used a rules file or anything when using ai. seemed to derive patterns from my existing codebase just fine. am i missing out on something?

@herreraevel Whatever people says, @British_Airways tech is the most horrendous, a small elite team of 5-10 fullstack engs could rebuild everything they have and 100x their UX

For the sake of comparison: 🇬🇧British Airways has only 4 iOS developers with 31K employees 🇺🇸 United Airlines has 64 iOS developers with 73K employees 2.3x the employees 16x the developers This is prioritizing customer experience, AKA having respect for your customers

@marclou I never have to pay in cash in France even in the countryside, you must have had outliers cases.

I spent a few weeks in France and half the businesses asked me to pay in cash. This can’t end well.

engineering.fb.com/2025/12/22/dev… This article make it sounds like Python typing is great but honestly it is the worst of all languages, it makes me want to stay away from Python

@svpino Why would you care about the code if you are 1 solo on the project, 2 still figuring out the product and trying to acquire customers

I was talking to a guy who vibe-coded a saas, trying to explain to him what a huge mess the code is. I thought I had him. He looked at me completely confused. “So?” He said. That’s when it hit me: Vibe-coders don’t give a shit about code. They don’t understand it, they don’t touch it, they will never have to deal with it. They care about bringing their ideas to life and nothing else. They are 100% unburden by what many of us consider a showstopper. There’s an important lesson here.

@jjuulliiaallii @photon_hq @daniel_tian1 Link

I will fly you out to sf all expenses paid. You’ll get: > 3 days in sf  > fully covered flights, food and housing  > a chance to build with @photon_hq photon residency is for TOP growth, engineers and designers that reimagine agent-human interaction Reply “link” for the link to join us in sf

Since I updated to iOS 26 with Liquid Glass my iPhone 14 Pro is super slow and my battery is dying crazy quickly! Shame on you @Apple !

I initially thought cool X algorithm is back on track, I am seeing cool innovative things but now all I get is the “abolish EU” crap

@rohanpaul_ai We used to write assembly code, then C++ then Python and now any spoken language. Every steps making build more accessible. For now AI still write cumbersome logic though so still need dev skills to supervise / write the right prompt outside of solo projects.

"You don't have to speak Python, or C++ or Fortran. You just can speak human." AI is wiping out all the gates that once stood in the way to build and leverage technology. How much faster would the world progress with 100M software engineers vs 2M ?

@asmah2107 Change the DNS to point to a static HTML page, website under maintenance, early 2000s style.

You built a URL shortener used by millions. A key database goes down for 10 minutes. Game over. shortened link in tweets across the internet is broken, returning a 404. global outage. How do you fix this ?

@TheBTCTherapist Palantir PR team right now

If I owned Palantir, I would sell every last fucking share after I saw this bullshit.

@cb_doge What happened to France?

𝕏 is now the #1 news app in: UK 🇬🇧 Germany 🇩🇪 Italy 🇮🇹 Spain 🇪🇸 Switzerland 🇨🇭 Netherlands 🇳🇱 Greece 🇬🇷 Austria 🇦🇹 Poland 🇵🇱 Ireland 🇮🇪 Hungary 🇭🇺 Finland 🇫🇮 Romania 🇷🇴 People across Europe trust 𝕏 as the best source of truth. Shame on the European Commission.

@ImSh4yy Granted, they are still good example: Distribution: mobile > web, SEO is screwed with paid links and AI overview, store provide better visibility for indie dev. Users: early adopters, tech savvy Scope: small problem, maybe big team behind but some of those can be vibe coded

@alex_picprod What issues? The video doesn't show how they overcame anything. It shows screenshots and revenue numbers from a tweet.

You showed a bunch of apps that allegedly made money (based on a tweet you saw) and framed them as "apps that people are vibe coding" and didn't show the thousands that used the exact same playbook and made nothing or any of the actually hard parts that goes into making something work. I looked one up, It's made by a studio with multiple iOS devs, a backend lead, motion designers, product designers, etc. Literally took five minutes on LinkedIn. But of course you don't mention that because that would mess up the narrative. Instead you give people an Excalidraw and "just apply it to another niche" and get rich. The real business model greg is applying here is selling the dream to people who don't know better and plugging his own "idea browser" product mid-video. If you're serious about building something, ignore content like this and go learn from people who actually ship something useful.

@ImSh4yy Lot of products solving real problems fail because of no cost effective way to scale as indie hacker or the users aren’t tech enough to adopt the product unless you sell products for tech businesses. This video show apps that overcome those issues IMO.

@alex_picprod Smart people don’t watch this crap

@weswinder Yeah … for simple packages but I don’t agree with those handling multiple edge cases. Claude will get it 90% right but sometimes you don’t want those 10% errors on production. Then you have the overhead to maintain it yourself, security upgrade, updates needed from dep bump.

i really don't think we need npm anymore opus 4.5 can duplicate basically anything from scratch and actually have full control over the code easy way to avoid supply chain attacks