French CS uni student mainly coding in C, Rust and OCaml. I do *not* have a problem with mechanical keyboards, I can stop whenever I want (ergol.org)
French CS uni student mainly coding in C, Rust and OCaml. I do *not* have a problem with mechanical keyboards, I can stop whenever I want (ergol.org)
French CS uni student mainly coding in C, Rust and OCaml. I do *not* have a problem with mechanical keyboards, I can stop whenever I want (ergol.org)
French CS uni student mainly coding in C, Rust and OCaml. I do *not* have a problem with mechanical keyboards, I can stop whenever I want (ergol.org)
French CS uni student mainly coding in C, Rust and OCaml. I do *not* have a problem with mechanical keyboards, I can stop whenever I want (ergol.org)
French CS uni student mainly coding in C, Rust and OCaml. I do *not* have a problem with mechanical keyboards, I can stop whenever I want (ergol.org)
French CS uni student mainly coding in C, Rust and OCaml. I do *not* have a problem with mechanical keyboards, I can stop whenever I want (ergol.org)
Des gens ici savent à quel point c’est safe de reflasher l’OS d’un smartphone ? Depuis avoir mis à jour mon tel à Android 11, ça lui arrive de complètement crasher de temps en temps (genre tout ce passe bien, et d’un coup j’ai quelques artefacts à l’écran et il redémarre brutalement).
C’est un Samsung A20e, il est pas compatible E/OS, donc je me disais que si je pouvais *au moins* le downgrade à Android 10 et retrouver un tel qui *marche pour de vrai* ça serait pas mal
French CS uni student mainly coding in C, Rust and OCaml. I do *not* have a problem with mechanical keyboards, I can stop whenever I want (ergol.org)
French CS uni student mainly coding in C, Rust and OCaml. I do *not* have a problem with mechanical keyboards, I can stop whenever I want (ergol.org)
French CS uni student mainly coding in C, Rust and OCaml. I do *not* have a problem with mechanical keyboards, I can stop whenever I want (ergol.org)
French CS uni student mainly coding in C, Rust and OCaml. I do *not* have a problem with mechanical keyboards, I can stop whenever I want (ergol.org)
French CS uni student mainly coding in C, Rust and OCaml. I do *not* have a problem with mechanical keyboards, I can stop whenever I want (ergol.org)
Y’A LES PREMIERS MARTINETS CHÉRIS DE L’ANNÉE AAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAA
French CS uni student mainly coding in C, Rust and OCaml. I do *not* have a problem with mechanical keyboards, I can stop whenever I want (ergol.org)
French CS uni student mainly coding in C, Rust and OCaml. I do *not* have a problem with mechanical keyboards, I can stop whenever I want (ergol.org)
French CS uni student mainly coding in C, Rust and OCaml. I do *not* have a problem with mechanical keyboards, I can stop whenever I want (ergol.org)
French CS uni student mainly coding in C, Rust and OCaml. I do *not* have a problem with mechanical keyboards, I can stop whenever I want (ergol.org)
French CS uni student mainly coding in C, Rust and OCaml. I do *not* have a problem with mechanical keyboards, I can stop whenever I want (ergol.org)
French CS uni student mainly coding in C, Rust and OCaml. I do *not* have a problem with mechanical keyboards, I can stop whenever I want (ergol.org)
French CS uni student mainly coding in C, Rust and OCaml. I do *not* have a problem with mechanical keyboards, I can stop whenever I want (ergol.org)
French CS uni student mainly coding in C, Rust and OCaml. I do *not* have a problem with mechanical keyboards, I can stop whenever I want (ergol.org)
French CS uni student mainly coding in C, Rust and OCaml. I do *not* have a problem with mechanical keyboards, I can stop whenever I want (ergol.org)
French CS uni student mainly coding in C, Rust and OCaml. I do *not* have a problem with mechanical keyboards, I can stop whenever I want (ergol.org)
Je bosse sur un projet tout le long de l’année pour les cours, et je suis en train de découvrir durement les désastres du "Vibe-coding".
J’ai perso jamais touché à un LLM, mais on nous a fourni une base pour notre appli écrite par IA pour nous aider à nous lancer, après avoir vu au début du projet qu’il existait pratiquement aucune lib pour faire ce qu’on voulait.
J’ai tout de suite détesté, mais fait avec parce que j’étais le seul à être chafouin dans mon groupe et j’avais pas le temps de tout réécrire.
Déjà d’entrée de jeu, la complexité était dingue, alors que j’avais l’impression que ce qu’on faisait devait pas être aussi compliqué.
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French CS uni student mainly coding in C, Rust and OCaml. I do *not* have a problem with mechanical keyboards, I can stop whenever I want (ergol.org)
@panmaster@mamot.fr @vazub@mastodon.online @mitchellh@hachyderm.io
Yeah, if you have an ergonomic keyboard (or a software solution, like the excellent kanata), arrows are awesome because they work everywhere and you can have them on the home row (or ESDF, or whatever…)
Ctrl + N / P in Ergo‑L was a complete accident, but a welcome one ^^
French CS uni student mainly coding in C, Rust and OCaml. I do *not* have a problem with mechanical keyboards, I can stop whenever I want (ergol.org)
French CS uni student mainly coding in C, Rust and OCaml. I do *not* have a problem with mechanical keyboards, I can stop whenever I want (ergol.org)
French CS uni student mainly coding in C, Rust and OCaml. I do *not* have a problem with mechanical keyboards, I can stop whenever I want (ergol.org)
French CS uni student mainly coding in C, Rust and OCaml. I do *not* have a problem with mechanical keyboards, I can stop whenever I want (ergol.org)
French CS uni student mainly coding in C, Rust and OCaml. I do *not* have a problem with mechanical keyboards, I can stop whenever I want (ergol.org)
French CS uni student mainly coding in C, Rust and OCaml. I do *not* have a problem with mechanical keyboards, I can stop whenever I want (ergol.org)