Jean-Michel Plourde

My face, my personality

There is definitely a before and after learning about this tragic event

As a non-native speaker, I had 3 strokes trying to read and understand this

j'avais callé la shot que la photo avec Guy A. allait crinquer les coucous.

I am shocked to learn this is actually underestimating costs, because it ignores the infrastructure costs.

This video is lowballing it.

when purchasing doesn't mean you own anything, piracy isn't theft

impossible pour Khn de tomber endormi, as-tu vu ce qu'il pilote pour loop les track?!? 🫡

my dog is really not liking this hour change thing

Picture of a social/supportive housing project in the Yaletown community in downtown Vancouver. Text says “if we don’t build housing to solve homelessness, we don’t really want to solve homelessness.” Logo of the urban truth collective in the corner.

If we don’t build housing to solve homelessness, we don’t really want to solve homelessness. #UrbanTruth

j'ai adoré l'entrevue et la prestation!

la folie de l'homme

www.youtube.com/watch?v=pRgH...

Angine de Poitrine Vol. 1 (pressage #5) et Vol. 2 (1st pressing) en pré-commande sur leur boutique

Angine de Poitrine Vol. 1 (5th pressing) and Vol. 2 (1st pressing) pre-order opened on their shop

anginedepoitrine.com/boutique

A woman with red hair in a black shirt and light grey skirt, smiling, standing in front of a curtained window and floral wallpaper, behind a striped cushioned chair or sofa and dark wooden table with vase and bouquet of white, blue and pink flowers.

Lynn Conway, electricial engineer and computer scientist, co-architect of the VLSI design revolution, and transgender activist, was born #OTD in 1938.

She invented Dynamic Instruction Scheduling at IBM, but IBM fired her when they learned she was transitioning. 🧪 👩‍🔬

Photo: Lynn Conway

un (sous-)homme d'habitudes

pckt.blog A distraction-free space to write and share your story. Just you, and your words.

1- @pckt.blog
2- @stream.place
3- @blento.app
4- @leaflet.pub
5- @offprint.app
6- @semble.so
7- @margin.at
8- @unthread.at
9- @bloblala.fly.dev
10- @plyr.fm
11- @sidetrail.app
12- @anisota.net
13- @tangled.org
14- @grain.social
15- @popfeed.social
16- @sill.social

pckt.blog A distraction-free space to write and share your story. Just you, and your words.

1- @pckt.blog
2- @stream.place
3- @blento.app
4- @leaflet.pub
5- @offprint.app
6- @semble.so
7- @margin.at
8- @unthread.at
9- @bloblala.fly.dev
10- @plyr.fm
11- @sidetrail.app
12- @anisota.net
13- @tangled.org
14- @grain.social
15- @popfeed.social
16- @sill.social

Can we have a list of all those project handles? I don't know 3/4 of them and I'd like to support

I'll figure that out. Thanks, so far the tutorial is really helpful and I might switch to @jj-vcs.dev soon enough

ça me fait toujours rire. J'en ai reçu deux de Desjardins pour me remercier d'avoir pris l'option sans papier...

ah! this is explained later in the tutorial, but ony my side it seems the default fedore terminal doesn't show the grey letters

on the left is from my terminal. I understand the change IDs going from r to rq and z to ry is to make it more human-readable have less characters to keep in mind

I have a question: in your book, when the root commit and the working copy are shown, the IDs are 8 characters while in my terminal it's only 1. I guess it's something to make it even more human-readable, but is it something that can be changed?

I already have glasses, I can't wait...

afternoon spent reading @steveklabnik.com tutorial on jujutsu so that I can try @tangled.org later. I've been hearing about stacked PR for a while and I think this will solve many frustration I had with PRs

steveklabnik.github.io/jujutsu-tuto...

I am at that gut wrenching moment in a developer's career: having to make the font bigger

can't see shit

Tweet Claude Code wiped our production database with a Terraform command. It took down the DataTalksClub course platform and 2.5 years of submissions: homework, projects, and leaderboards. Automated snapshots were gone too. In the newsletter, I wrote the full timeline + what I changed so this doesn't happen again. If you use Terraform (or let agents touch infra), this is a good story for you to read.

Back in my day you needed a senior engineer for this sort of thing

J'ai adoré. Et l'emmerdification des services en ligne est la raison pourquoi je me tourne vers l'hébergement de services sur mon propre serveur maison.

I caught a nasty cold and feel like crap

Today will be interesting