Looks like a nice option for visualisations.

If you needed a reminder that inlining functions isn't necessarily an optimisation, here is a fun little experiment.

Clearly Free Software projects will have to find a way to deal with LLM generated contributions. A very large percentage of them is leading to subtle quality issues. This also very taxing on the reviewers, and you don't want to burn them out.

Clearly Free Software projects will have to find a way to deal with LLM generated contributions. A very large percentage of them is leading to subtle quality issues. This also very taxing on the reviewers, and you don't want to burn them out.

Accidents can happen in life. This might come in handy if you loose memory for some reason. It requires planning ahead though.

Interesting experiment even though some of the results baffle me (I'd have expected C# higher in the ranking for example). Still this gives some food for thought.

Looks surprisingly easy to profile the Django startup. Probably makes sense to profile other parts of your application but this is likely a bit more involved.

I'm not sure I'm quite ready to use this... Still I like the idea, make some noise and have companies turning to those invasive ads to just pay for nothing. The more users the better I guess.

Looks like an interesting tool to check you're doing "everything right" on your blog. That said, it looks like quite a few hoops to jump through. I wish there'd be a way to make all this a bit easier.

Despite clearly being an advertisement for Proton's offering, this shows how reliant European companies are on vendors showing strategic problems. We can cheer at the EU policies when they go in the right direction. It's probably not enough already, but the European companies are clearly asleep at the wheel.

Need to move many files around? Rsync might not be the best option anymore.

If you didn't know about quoted printable encoding. This is a way to understand it.

The ideas behind GDPR are sound. The enforcement is severely lacking though. Thus its effects are too limited.

Time to spy on the spies. Or at least know when they're around.

Looking at several languages and their reflection features. What's coming with C++26 is really something of another class than anything else. I just have concerned about its readability though.

Neat little shader for a retro demo effect.

This is a nice resource trying to document the history of computer hardware. Really cool stuff.

Nice improvement in Python for waiting the end of a subprocess. Explains nicely the underlying options and available syscall if you need to do the same in your code.

Let's not forget the ethical implications of those tools indeed. Too often people put them aside simply on the "oooh shiny toys" or the "I don't want to be left behind" reactions. Both lead to a very unethical situation.

A good reminder that Git doesn't force you to use a web application to collaborate on code.