maximegarcia

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by maximegarcia 28d ago
Call it how you want, the point is that it should not disappear like this. Maybe yanked has the meaning you said, but in Ruby yanked has the meaning OP said and that is what we want. How to call it then : Yanked hard vs yanked soft ?
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by maximegarcia 9mo ago
As a matter of fact, I just wrongly received a confirmation email for the order of an engagement ring!
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by maximegarcia 9mo ago
I did the finger only for one month at the beginning. I'm glad CGM exists despite the limitations.
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by maximegarcia 9mo ago
Same here, I have first.last since 2005: every combination of dots or not are aliases to my first.last and cannot be registered. There a thousands of first last in the world, and apparently, all of those that have a gmail account are also q
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by maximegarcia 9mo ago
Having high glucose levels won't kill you in the sort term, yes. But we cannot compare pre-diagnosis high blood sugar level (the body had that for months so it is accustomed to it) to the suddenty of it with cutting off insulin. In fac
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by maximegarcia 1y ago
Well it is not quite a mutable vs immutable strings war, nor Ruby being late to the party or something like that. The move is so we can avoid allocating a string each we declare and use it since it will be frozen by default. It is a big opt
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by maximegarcia 1y ago
I do. It's a whole thing that get you down to writing your business logic in an expressive way very easily. Framework (Rails) helps, yes, but even pure Ruby can be nice. I've written a second time accuracy simulator for cars and c
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by maximegarcia 2y ago
Consent banner says data sent to "901 partners"... I like the game though, but I use the PWA made by Opera team at https://2048-opera-pwa.surge.sh/
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by maximegarcia 2y ago
I hope they'll do on board crystal and less noisy adc v_ref.
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by maximegarcia 2y ago
Some excerpts, if you are region-locked: - We are also designing and developing a more advanced family of microcontrollers, RP235x, which we expect to launch in the second half of 2024, as well as chipsets for use in our SBCs and compute mo
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by maximegarcia 3y ago
That would be nice to also optimize SELECT DISTINCT foo FROM bar. It is usually very poor on big tables and we have to do recursive CTE. This comes a lot with admin builders for filters (<select >).
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by maximegarcia 3y ago
But with neuropathy, which causes loss of feeling, pain… in the feet for example, you can ignore damage that combined with a loss of blood circulation capabilities can make things deteriorate very badly (necrosis, amputation).
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by maximegarcia 3y ago
I’m T1D. For me, the main thing keeping at being good at the closed loop system is delay. In the pancreas, « measure » and delivery happen at the blood level. It is instant. With CGM and pen or pomp insulin delivery, it is in the superficia
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by maximegarcia 3y ago
Well, Netlify went south by forcing businesses (including ours) to migrate from Pro to Entreprise plan (which is very pricy) by having a hard limit on the members of the Pro plan. We were forced to migrate, then we migrated away to pure AWS
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by maximegarcia 4y ago
not all plants can be paused quickly... Sometimes that means: Electricity produced at x$: sells for -5$ (I pay you to use it)
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by maximegarcia 5y ago
I think this is for babies. Type 1 is not preventable, but detecting it is important as it could arise in infants (half of cases). Consequences are kind of hard if ignored / not detected. Then proper glucose monitoring can be set. And
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by maximegarcia 5y ago
At previous job, we ran a rails based 60M€/year photos album e-commerce with 6 backend devs and a dedicated servers fleet on 2 DC that costed less than one dev salary.
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by maximegarcia 5y ago
Yeah, and it is very annoying.
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by maximegarcia 5y ago
Electra (go-electra.com) | Full-stack, iOS, Android, IoT Engineers | Paris | Full time | ONSITE or REMOTE (CEST) At Electra, we're building a fast charging network for electric vehicles in France. We're a product company and are f
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by maximegarcia 7y ago
Not necessarily, the decoding can be stopped once you get enough usable information in regards to the usage of the image (display size ...) with the same source image. That's neat! See the responsive part in https://flif.inf
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by maximegarcia 7y ago
No, cul means ass. No, cul de sac means dead end (as in a road that ends)
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by maximegarcia 7y ago
On one of the example, the update is « quarterly »...
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by maximegarcia 7y ago
And web share target...
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by maximegarcia 7y ago
Nice lib, eager to use it in replacement of HTTP.rb, auto managed persistent connection is a great addition. Do you plan to support webmock and httplog ? Or add support for httpx into those ? Can't integrate a networking lib that can&#
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by maximegarcia 7y ago
Cheerz | Paris, France | Fulltime | ONSITE | https://www.cheerz.com Cheerz is a printing app, used by millions of users in Europe, thanks to its simplicity and innovation in the customer experience. Cheerz, that's also >
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by maximegarcia 8y ago
Saving it. This is what I dreamt of for the ETag header of a list of items in a REST API (when caching each of the items separatly).
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by maximegarcia 8y ago
Cheerz | Paris, France | Fulltime | ONSITE | https://www.cheerz.com Cheerz is the fastest growing company in the printing industry, used by millions of users in Europe, thanks to its simplicity and innovation in the customer exp
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by maximegarcia 8y ago
I tried to do that for smtg I can't remember. Turns out that it added a lot of deps and compiled the app. I didn't liked it and uninstalled it and brew kept all the deps installed. It seems it misses an "automatically" i
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by maximegarcia 8y ago
one shot mode [1] for coverage will be handy in production as it has quite no overhead. Happy xmas Ruby devs! [1] https://bugs.ruby-lang.org/issues/15022
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by maximegarcia 8y ago
I like Wind VF — https://v-fonts.com/fonts/wind-vf

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