Stéphane Lavergne

It's been fun, but everyone has their limits and today Twitter reached mine. I'm on no other "social" sites, but check out my personal site or GitHub if you want to reach me.

@mvanier42 @leostera So satisfying when we can commit a ton of red lines!

@leostera And incentivize deleting code most of all.

PSA: don't use Crypt::Random::Seed without setting NonBlocking to 1 on an Apache2/mod_perl server. Most requests will hang waiting 15+ minutes for /dev/random, which doesn't seem to be released properly in that context.

@xavier_laff @Videotron Oui on a découvert la surprise la semaine dernière. Victoire! 😎

@vphantom @Videotron Ah au fait j’ai oublié de revenir vers vous mais ICI TOU.TV est dispo sur Roku depuis cet été ;)

Nous sommes en mai 2023 et @Videotron n’est toujours pas capable de supporter l’Apple TV pour son appli hélix, bienvenue dans le futur et l’innovation, ah bah non…

@yawaramin FYI c-cube.github.io/qcheck/0.21/qc… see "run_tap".

I am finding myself more and more convinced that OCaml needs an implementation Test Anything Protocol - testanything.org/tap-version-14… And in case you're wondering--yes I've implemented TAP before github.com/yawaramin/ggsp…

@yawaramin My highlight of that post is #Amiga . 😛

Did you know that Daniel Stenberg, the creator of the web client curl, used to run a currency exchange rate data service? I didn't until just now! daniel.haxx.se/blog/2010/06/1…

@leostera I love how 50 Euros/hour is a "low rate" where you are. That's a high-end rate (for full-time work) here.

@trishume I wish Datahand hadn't been discontinued. It was the ultimate in this direction, and having used one for a few years I can attest to its usefulness. You barely had to move your fingers at all.

The Glove80 keyboard is great! Comfy layout with 6 thumb keys. Highly recommend extra low force low profile switches like Kailh Choc Purpz, they feel effortless yet satisfying. I bought an unsoldered Glove80 and installed the Purpz in 2h today.

@yawaramin @leostera I thought that was just poor interface design, didn't know it also went client and request heavy. Interesting.

@vphantom @leostera It's like Reddit Classic and Reddit New

If you ever use Salesforce Classic and then Lightning, you will immediately stop thinking of MPAs as slow and SPAs as fast

@JoeAlderman11 @feliciaday I bet he'll argue that "muting is enough".

@feliciaday I wouldn't worry about it, Community Notes clarified:

@brandosmoothh @JJettasEra2 @Dexerto Yeah mute's no good in comparison. 😕

@vphantom @JJettasEra2 @Dexerto u can still see people u muted tho

Twitter is working on removing the block feature

@feliciaday Honestly at this point I think he just wants to see how much abuse people will take before abandoning ship. I tried to hold on but this week's been murder with TweetDeck gone and now this…

Hey @elonmusk there's no way TweetDeck is worth CAD$105/year for me. Why don't you have affordable tiers for occasional users? You're forcing me to leave Twitter entirely which I suspect may not be your desired result.

@yawaramin Random, sure. But globally unique? Twitter Snowflake (and it's ~30 rip-offs) now that's a GUID… 😛

SQLite is like a magic toolkit for every application: select lower(hex(randomblob(16))); And instant globally unique ID. From #randomblob" target="_blank" rel="nofollow noopener">sqlite.org/lang_corefunc.…

@leostera When will people learn that "Microsoft" and "anything except a non-critical desktop" should never mix!

@leostera Yeah it's been much worse lately. Follow-bots spamming adult content for me the last 1-2 weeks. I report/block them but I think Twitter's moderation staff has all been fired? 🤷‍♂️

@yawaramin It's almost as if… ideas should be thoroughly tested before being deployed.🤔

Rode in a Tesla today for the first time. The driver said the transparent roof has a greenhouse effect and he got heatstroke on his first day driving it. I don't know about Elon, but this design seems kinda dumb to me...