Baillehache Pascal
baillehache_pascal@hachyderm.io
<p>French computer science engineer living in Japan. Shit guy with a shit life. Stuck in toxic and disfunctional relations. Bulimic programmer, casual hiker, art and science lover. Hopeless about humanity. Capitalism leads us to a remake of Mad Max. AI makes it even more nightmarish.</p>
Posts
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Post #2904715
Luggages packed. Ready to departure tomorrow early morning for 10 days in France. Stress level: utmost...
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Post #2904714
The animated led panels at the Kansai International airport are still there, and still very relaxing. I enjoy them each time. #japan #kansai #airport
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Post #2904713
Arrived in France with no other problems than a full cup of burning coffee spilled on the pants mid-flight. &quot;North Pole&quot; route this time (Japan - Bering strait - Groenland - Iceland - UK - France). Second time for me, but first time during daylight so I could enjoy the view on Groenland. It is sooo beautiful (sorry no pictures). The shock of being completely &quot;lost in translation&quot; in my own country is here as usual. The immediate pleasure of being able to chat...
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Post #2904712
First dream back in France was of course a nightmare, but a small one: I&#39;m at home and must leave quickly to catch a train, however before leaving I must complete the never ending refactor of try/catch-es in a huge code base due to a new type of exception in a third party library. The stress between the two contradictory tasks increases until it wakes me up.
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Post #2904711
I was hoping to look at the TV news in my hotel room but it looks like each channel asks to register a user account first (yes, one per channel) ! π€¦ββοΈπ
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Post #2904710
French cheese vs the rest of the World, round 1. Easy win for France. The rest of the World didn&#39;t even show up. They knew they had zero chance. π
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Post #2904709
If only the rest of the day could be as peaceful and simple as the early morning concerto of birds chirping in the garden that woke me up.
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Post #2904708
Playing cards with father. &quot;Dad, what are you doing ? You&#39;re supposed to shuffle the cards, why are you looking at them and placing them one by one in the pile ?&quot; &quot;I *am* shuffling them. Look there, there are two same one in a row, that&#39;s not well shuffled, I&#39;m correcting it.&quot; π π π
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Post #1876569
Just found a real Mandelbrot fractal happily flourishing in its natural habitat... π #nature #mathematics #fractal #mandelbrot
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Post #1268591
&quot;Letβs talk about LLMs&quot; &quot; As for what you should be doing instead of rushing to adopt LLM coding out of fear that youβll be left behind: I think you should be listening to what all those whitepapers and reports and studies are actually telling you, and working on fundamentals. You should be adopting and perfecting solid foundational software development practices like version control, comprehensive test suites, continuous integration, meaningful documentation, fast f...
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Post #946046
Some time ago I read the article &quot;The case for gatekeeping, or: why medieval guilds had it figured out&quot; by @joanwestenberg . I even took a few hours to think about how that could be implemented. But I couldn&#39;t come up with something I was happy with, and moved on to other things. Today I&#39;ve heard of the &quot;human.json protocol&quot;, and it seems to me to be interesting, hence sharing here. What do you think about it ? https://codeberg.org/robida/huma...