clement_b

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by clement_b 8d ago
Ah. Another 3 months delay for gemini-3.5-pro.
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The Builder PM Trap(clementboutignon.com)
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by clement_b 1y ago
What's quite annoying is how agressive most products are into forcing this method over regular email+pw / Social Logins. Let me use my 100 chars password!
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by clement_b 2y ago
Amazing
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by clement_b 2y ago
Very interesting take and definitely an article I will come back to, but in the end, the size of tasks is relative, and the author counts them. How's that better than counting story points? Feels like a lot of folklore for a similar re
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by clement_b 2y ago
I have a git feeling this comment was written on mobile.
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by clement_b 3y ago
are you vraiment sure?
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by clement_b 3y ago
I actually did a one time backup using Take Out, then what I do is: - Cloud Sync to keep a copy of my Google Drive. - Synology Photo on my phone to backup every new photo/video I take. That way I benefit from Google software and storag
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by clement_b 3y ago
I recently purchased a Synology with 2 disks in raid 1 to backup all my Google Drive, all my Google Photos files continuously. I feel much better since doing this (apart, of course, for the fact I now need to back up my Synology too to real
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by clement_b 3y ago
Incredible! On my end I see a year as: - Jan to June on one row - July, August September in a column under June - October to December on one row, which is on the same row or next year's Jan. All that left to right. Have I just describe
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by clement_b 3y ago
I see a couple of things. 1) Some front end needs and/or frameworks were developped by companies having a scale and pool of talent justifying the needs for new tools tailored to their use cases (extreme audience = need to address many
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by clement_b 3y ago
Okay but what's the alternative that still involves fiddling with computers?
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by clement_b 3y ago
Feels like a problem that will be solved as soon as incentives will be here, and cost of fresh water from other sources depleted or protected. The costs mentioned in this 15 years old article aren't that high in a world where we have t
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by clement_b 3y ago
For now the data may show difficulties, but at some point, people need a job, and if only onsite is offered, will 'talents' keep being picky? Not so sure someone laid off once or twice in 2023 will be. Remote as we've known i
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by clement_b 3y ago
I was about to say. The chat paradigm solves the issue. I nearly always get what I need after rephrasing or adding more context, which is exactly how it works with humans.
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by clement_b 4y ago
I've been with fly.io at small scale and I have always loved their approach to content (docs, blogs, forums), and needless to say, their product. They are very talented and are building something truly great. Their openness, shown in t
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by clement_b 4y ago
I nearly considered moving to Edge on my last Windows install. In the end, it's true that IE/Edge were bad choices before moving to WebKit. Now, why not? A more integrated browser (as Safari is for Mac) makes sense x Google being
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by clement_b 4y ago
Yes, true. I didn't think about that, but again, this isn't something new, relying on a more agressive than average tracking tech. West is just concerned about how it may be used. Strava was similarly dangerous at times [0]. The d
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by clement_b 4y ago
I think TikTok and similar products are garbage and will lower the average IQ, especially of younger generations. I am deeply concerned when I see kids hooked on that crack, because they are burning their potential. It's scary, and if
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by clement_b 4y ago
The question is: how much their partner/parents/nanny is taking on? Without someone who is always available to help, it's impossible to be free and successful with young kids. Simply impossible. You can't travel, you can
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by clement_b 4y ago
I uninstalled after the acquisition as I wasn't keen to hear the Avast siren go off every time a cookie consent banner is detected.
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by clement_b 4y ago
Sort of out of topic but this article is nicely illustrated using Excalidraw. Can't state how great that software is for diagrams, workflows, HLDs, UI concepts, etc. The article looks 10x more approachable as a result.
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by clement_b 4y ago
Thanks for replying! Yes, that's a way. I nearly managed to pull it off a few years ago, but ended up being more relevant on the non-dev stuff, and that led me to the wrong track (as in, not the one I wanted, but the one paying me more
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by clement_b 4y ago
Been programming on and off for 15 years +, mostly for personal stuff like websites, or scripts at work. I have a basic level. Got rejected from CS school when I was 18 because of my math level (can be relevant in my country), ended up in m
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by clement_b 4y ago
Can't wait for Battlefield to be f2p for Prime customers.
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by clement_b 4y ago
Guy calls current flow clumsy. Comes up with alternative reliant on mailto :)
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by clement_b 4y ago
Zapier's impact in the broader ecosystem isn't unlike AWS' in the sense that it has enabled so many orgs to build faster without the hassle (connectors, APIs, event processing, ...). I wonder how many startups got where they
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by clement_b 4y ago
Yes, subscriptions for everything isn't good for consumers, but, if it was 'easy' to sell software as a one off before the cloud, it's a bit harder now with all the costs associated with cloud features such as everlastin
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by clement_b 4y ago
It truly saddens me that we're going this route. This pseudo fight for 'privacy' is frustrating and will only bring us closer to a splinternet situation. > the data of European Internet users is therefore illegally transfe
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by clement_b 4y ago
30 years ago people would have said yes perhaps (American dream), but now it has become apparent the US is a very broken country for ~90% of its population. It's actually shocking how bad it is when you think about fundamentals (health

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