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• Post #2740984

  Notes hebdomadaires #69: Les libertariens aux US, ce que fait l’IA générative aux luttes sociales, la sociologie de la voiture, l’inexistant racisme anti-blanc, les hommes trans sont-ils des salauds comme les autres, _Neon White_ et le retour de la Grande Sécu. https://bouvier.cc/notes/2026-w10 #NotesHebdo

• Post #2740983

  Notes hebdomadaires #70: La recherche dans ElementX, la France est-elle vraiment de droite, Multiamory : le livre, le petit Web est plus grand que tu le crois, et le Polly Pocket Shuffle. https://bouvier.cc/notes/2026-w13 #NotesHebdo

• Post #2740982

  Notes hebdomadaires #71: Des Faiseuses de Web, l’histoire de la fille Basse-Fidélité et ses battements pour relaxer / étudier à, la marque de voiture des lesbiennes, installer _toutes_ les extensions Firefox, Des Verbes, et la sagesse de Merlin. https://bouvier.cc/notes/2026-w16 #NotesHebdo #FaiseusesDuWeb

• Post #2740981

  Notes hebdomadaires #72: Un événement personnel, le dilemme des pilules bleu et rouge, Détective Bouillon, et l’horloge alphabétique. https://bouvier.cc/notes/2026-w17 #NotesHebdo

• Post #2740980

  Some #GameTheory curiosity about the red / blue pill dilemma. If N = # of participants, assuming no way to discuss their options, the Nash equilibria happen to be the same as the Pareto optima: - all vote red = 1 option - there's a majority of blue votes = `sum(C(k, N) for k in ceil(N/2) .. N)` which is `2**(N - 1)` options (exactly if N is odd, approximate if N is even). So the number of Nash equilibria tends to N/2. If you vote blue, you're playing with your life at heads or...

• Post #2740979

  Notes hebdomadaires #73: Féminisme matérialiste ou différentialiste, Linux 7.0 cassant PostgreSQL, et la méthode Miyawaki pour planter des forêts efficacement. https://bouvier.cc/notes/2026-w18 #NotesHebdo

• Post #2740978

  Heard in a podcast: "did I answer your question?... Did you ask a question?" What a very podcasty question to ask :blobcat:

• Post #2195914

  Quelqu'un aurait des contacts pour de la médiation au sein d'une association, en #Bretagne ? Idéalement pas loin des côtes d'Armor, #Dinan #SaintBrieuc #Rennes Reboost appréceizh 🙏

• Post #1549031

  Today was my last day in the #Rust SDK team at #Element! It's wonderful to look back~3 years in the mirror, and watch all the progress the #ElementX apps have made, with all their brand new functionalities, while being so fast and with a nice and clean UX. I'm proud of all the work we've done and hopeful for the future of #Matrix. Quite grateful to have worked with so many smart people! Not sure what's next for me (likely Rust/Wasm /Matrix 👀) so I'll tak...

• Post #1106466

  Wow. One of the most relevant blog posts I've read about AI coding for a long time: If you thought the speed of writing code was your problem, you have bigger problems. https://andrewmurphy.io/blog/if-you-thought-the-speed-of-writing-code-was-your-problem-you-have-bigger-problems Rings quite a few bells here. #engineering #aicoding

• Post #991358

  Refreshing your neovim config for 0.12 https://justinhj.github.io/2026/04/06/refreshing-your-neovim-config-for-0-12-0.html Nice tips to make the transition to the latest version easier! This did help me quite a bit for treesitter, notably :party_parrot: #neovim

• Post #576025

  Handy: privacy-preserving open-source speech-to-text. https://bouvier.cc/tech/handy I've recently discovered #Handy, a small #speechtotext (#dictation) application, that is open source and can use only local AI models on Linux, preserving the privacy of what I'm saying out loud by not sending it to some cloud servers. I found it handy (lol), so I figured that I could share some hardships that I've run into while setting it up on #ArchLinux #GNOME #wayland. Thanks to @J...