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ccailleaux.bsky.social @ccailleaux.bsky.social · 23/09/2026
C'est que les IAgen, par leur puissance réelle et par la violence par laquelle elles nous sont imposées, nous font douter de notre capacité à apprendre, à écrire, à créer, à composer, à penser, à enseigner, à écouter, à aimer sans doute. J'en oublie. Décidément, une insulte à la vie
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Lux Photon (Quantum) @luxquantum.bsky.social · 21/09/2026
Déjà, je trouve que l'analyse de Tapie n’a pas vieilli. Le Pen et Weidel sont des "héritières"... Aujourd'hui les RS aident à remplir plus rapidement la voiture-balai. bsky.app/profile/khri...
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conputer dipshit @davidcrespo.bsky.social · 19/09/2026
now this is fun. guest post on Terry Tao's blog by the great Grant Sanderson of 3Blue1Brown arguing that we should "give novel and compelling motivated explanations academic credit similar to what generating new proofs of open problems has had historically."
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If math is more than proof, we need to better celebrate the rest of it
[This is a guest post by Grant Sanderson. This blog post was initially written in a different file format and converted using AI. — T.] A sentiment echoing throughout the mathematics communit…
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Jules @juleswp.eurosky.social · 18/09/2026
Comment détecter un article généré par IA sur Wikipédia ? C'est désormais notre lot quotidien. 🧵 Un petit fil, à partir d'un exemple concret.
Aperçu d'un article sur Blaise Agresti.

« Blaise Agresti, né le 20 janvier 1971, est un officier supérieur de la Gendarmerie nationale (colonel)[1], guide de haute montagne, auteur et dirigeant d'entreprise français. Spécialiste du secours en montagne et du commandement en situation d'urgence[2], il a dirigé le Peloton de gendarmerie de haute montagne (PGHM) de Chamonix-Mont-Blanc ainsi que le Centre national d'instruction de ski et d'alpinisme de la gendarmerie (CNISAG)[3]. »
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Jess Miers 🦝 @jmiers230.bsky.social · 13/09/2026
Here's what I actually think these incidents reveal (instead of a rogue AI terminator situation): Much of the infra we expect to be hardened is actually being held together by glue and popsicle sticks.
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Douglas Ogg @dougogg.bsky.social · 13/09/2026
I hate to sound like a Luddite, but I agree with this.
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Suave Morbida @maitre-poulard.bsky.social · 11/09/2026
La grandeur du conseil d'Elrond réside dans son pluralisme. Dans cet esprit, nous accueillons deux délégués du Mordor et nous leur laisserons un temps de parole équitable. Le projet de Sauron est certe clivant, mais il représente une sensibilité géopolitique qu'on ne peut rejeter d'un revers de main
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Hugo Lassiège @eventuallycoding.com · 09/09/2026
Migration de Github vers une alternative européenne eventuallycoding.com/p/migration-de…
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Migration de Github vers une alternative européenne
Parmi les briques de bases importantes pour construire du logiciel et qui sont monopolisées par les US, je vous présente : Github (Microsoft).
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Alan Elrod @aselrod.bsky.social · 08/09/2026
But most people watch war and dystopia movies and imagine themselves as the people who survive and dominate. They don’t imagine themselves to be what most of us would be, the helpless victims of violence. I quote Nick’s great post here in the essay for a reason. bsky.app/profile/nick...
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ae @aelkus.bsky.social · 02/09/2026
several decades of people cooking their brains watching real life violence on the Internet has now made death into entertainment
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Kristian Kiehling @kristiankiehling.bsky.social · 22/08/2026
"How Russian propaganda works abroad,in one sentence per layer: For the right: "Russia defends tradition." For the left: "NATO caused this." For the pacifist: "Weapons prolong war." For the cynic: "Everyone lies equally." For the tired: "It's complicated." Five[...]messages,one output: do nothing"
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Maël @mael.kont.me · 18/08/2026
Dès que je parle à quelqu'un de Bluesky ou Element et qu'on me dit "encore un nouveau truc", je parle de la notion de protocole. C'est la brique la plus importante, celle qui rend possible Eurosky. Pour les gens vraiment éloignés de l'informatique, je donne l'analogie de la Poste et des adresses.
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Bart Eeckhout @barteeckhout.bsky.social · 08/08/2026
Niet migratie, maar migratieobsessie is Europa’s grootste probleem www.demorgen.be/politiek/nie...
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Niet migratie, maar migratieobsessie is Europa’s grootste probleem
Wat moeten we onthouden van die kortstondige migratiecrisette in de Spaanse exclave Ceuta? Misschien dat gezaghebbende politieke stemmen in Europa zich al te makkelijk door vijandige krachten laten ma...
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Tess Snider @malkyne.com · 08/07/2026
I am exasperated with people accusing programmers of "gatekeeping" programming. We were practically dragging people through the gate. Do you know why a mindless LLM can tell you so much great programming information? It's because we've been sharing that information for free online for decades.
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Chris Short @chrisshort.net · 03/07/2026
Clone This Repo and I Own Your Machine #devopsish
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Clone This Repo and I Own Your Machine
Indirect prompt injection in agentic coding tools can lead to full system compromise because authorized tools allow LLMs to run shell commands, access files, and make network calls without clear user visibility. An attacker can gain code execution using a completely normal looking repository by chaining trusted setup instructions, routine error handling, and automated agent behavior. The malicious payload does not exist in the repository at all and is instead fetched at runtime from a DNS TXT record, making it invisible to code review, static scanners, and even the agent itself. The result is a reverse shell running as the developer’s own user, exposing credentials, API keys, and allowing persistence, all triggered by the agent attempting to fix a harmless looking setup error.
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Leïla Chaibi @leilachaibi.bsky.social · 30/06/2026
La Commission européenne avait conditionné l'envoi de données personnelles🇪🇺 vers les🇺🇸 à une condition : l'indépendance des agences de contrôle. La Cour suprême US vient d'y mettre fin. Nous devons donc abroger cette autorisation. Les données personnelles des Européens doivent rester en UE.
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Bon Pote @bonpote.com · 28/06/2026
Comment Christophe Cassou, climatologue, a climatisé le plateau de BFMTV.
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Luiza Jarovsky, PhD @luizajarovsky.bsky.social · 22/06/2026
Suraj has a point.
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Bruno Dies @brunodias.dev · 20/06/2026
So I'm just inherently very skeptical of this "ask Claude for code then read it all" workflow people claim. How much time is this really saving you? It seems to me like to actually reclaim time doing this, you'd need to lower your standards for what "reading" Claude's output means.
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ernesto @ernesto.bsky.social · 11/06/2026
Sasa Juric's famous chart, listing a web technology stack alongside a column common dependencies and one that just repeats "erlang" for everything
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Retyc @retyc.com · 06/06/2026
On continue d'envoyer : contrats, données RH, docs financiers, pièces d'identité via des outils conçus pour partager des photos. La vraie question n'est plus "est-ce simple ?" Mais : Qui peut accéder aux données ? Qui possède les clés ? Cloud Act ? RETYC.com Chiffré. Européen. Hors de leur portée.
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Lays Farra @laysfarra.bsky.social · 05/06/2026
Humiliation quotidienne de devoir se rappeler de ses 352 passwords uniques pour des sites qui de toute façon demandent toujours une triple confirmation par mail/SMS et apprendre ensuite que toutes tes données ont fuité bêtement.
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Chris Short @chrisshort.net · 05/06/2026
European Parliament ditches Google for French search firm over privacy concerns #devopsish www.politico.eu/arti...
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Jehan Bruggeman @jehan.bruggem.eu · 01/06/2026
Interesting: nocoffei.com?p=451
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My Accessibility Stack and the future on Wayland – Insane Rambles About Technology
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Vinz ✅ @musiques.live · 31/05/2026
www.lesnumeriques.com/informatique/…
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Le logiciel libre l’emporte : Polytechnique dit non à Microsoft et déclenche une vague de rébellion dans les universités - Les Numériques
C'est un coup de théâtre qui secoue le monde de l'enseignement supérieur et de la tech française. Après des mois d'une guerre de tranchées juridique, la direction de l'École polytechnique a officiellement capitulé en suspendant son projet de migration vers Microsoft 365. Attaquée par le Conseil N...
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Konstantin @iamkonstantin.eu · 29/05/2026
lol, remember Silverlight?
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Groxio @groxio.bsky.social · 22/05/2026
Most maintenance pain starts when one function reads input, makes the decision, prints the answer, and loops. Split the work into a functional core, a boundary, and a public API before the file grows around that mix. grox.io/blog/29-building-in-layers #ElixirLang
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Alejandra Caraballo @esqueer.net · 19/05/2026
Google is justifying a move to default AI search by saying it "removes friction." The problem is that friction is a necessary part of life and this incessant need to rid ourselves of it is going to lead to so many problems we can't anticipate.
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Andrey Sitnik @en.sitnik.es · 19/05/2026
A full map of Spain showing when every house was built. It’s so exciting to see such distant history preserved in stone. newtral-datos.github.io/mapa_ciudade...
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Clara Murray @claradoodle.bsky.social · 12/05/2026
Just when you thought there was no possible way to do a fresh data angle on the Eurovision... Love this look at the lyrics by @puntofisso.bsky.social puntofisso.net/eurovision/
puntofisso.net
70 years of love, empowerment, and freedom. Here's a look at Eurovision by its lyrics.
Famous for its upbeat rhythms, flamboyant performances, and political voting patterns, Eurovision has another dimension that moves with the zeitgeist: its song lyrics.
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aeris @aeris.eu.org · 10/05/2026
www.science-et-vie.com/corps-et-san...
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Après 64 études, l'Espagne tranche : l’homéopathie ne sert à rien et 1 000 produits sont retirés du marché
Découvrez pourquoi Boiron voit ses ventes fondre en Espagne après qu'un rapport officiel a conclu à l'inefficacité totale de l'homéopathie.
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Liz Alfos @touloutoumou.bsky.social · 06/05/2026
[A Megan-like woman, with bushy hair, is holding a handheld microphone and interviewing Hairbun and Cueball, standing in a line]
[Heading above the panel]:
Asking aircraft designers about airplane safety:
Hairbun: Nothing is ever foolproof, but modern airliners are incredibly resilient. Flying is the safest way to travel.
[In a frameless panel, Hairy is holding a handheld microphone and interviewing Cueball]
[Heading above the panel]:
Asking building engineers about elevator safety:
Cueball: Elevators are protected by multiple tried-and-tested failsafe mechanisms. They're nearly incapable of falling.
[Ponytail is holding a handheld microphone and interviewing Megan and Cueball, standing in a line]
[Heading above the panel]:
Asking software engineers about computerized voting:
Megan: That's terrifying.
[Zoomed in on Ponytail, Megan and Cueball's faces]
Ponytail: Wait, really?
Megan: Don't trust voting software and don't listen to anyone who tells you it's safe.
Ponytail: Why?
Megan: I don't quite know how to put this, but our entire field is bad at what we do, and if you rely on us, everyone will die.
[Zoomed back out, showing Ponytail, Megan and Cueball standing in a line]
Ponytail: They say they've fixed it with something called "blockchain."
Megan: AAAAA!!!
Cueball: Whatever they sold you, don't touch it.
Megan: Bury it in the desert.
Cueball: Wear gloves.
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WilliaSkip @williaskip.bsky.social · 06/05/2026
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Thorn @thornbulle.eurosky.social · 30/04/2026
Monsieur Bébidonteurtmi et madame Donteurtminomore ont un fils, comment l'appellent-ils ? Vladislav.
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Ben Lamb @bennyfactor.bsky.social · 21/04/2026
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Giacomo Cavalieri @giacomocavalieri.me · 21/04/2026
Binary pattern matching in BEAM languages feels like a super power, what do you mean this is all I need to parse a binary DNS packet??
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Suave Morbida @maitre-poulard.bsky.social · 08/04/2026
Truffez discrètement vos phrases de ces presqu'insultes quand vous parlez avec quelqu'un que vous n'aimez pas. Ça soulage #astucesdePoulard
salpicon \sal.pi.kö\ masculin
1. (Cuisine) Mets composé de toutes sortes de viandes et d'abats ainsi que de légumes comme des truffes, des champignons, des fonds d'artichauts, le tout coupé en dés, en quantité égale et chacun cuit séparément pour que la cuisson soit identique, puis servi
ensemble dans une sauce relevée.

Salpicon de fruits de mer et langouste.abrouti masculin
1. (Vieilli) (Sylviculture) Brouté par le bétail
ou le gibier.

Une vache qui paissait I'herbe
abroutie du talus, leva son mufle vers
lui... - (Octave Mirbeau, Rabalan,)
Ajouter un exempleUn batardeau (3)
batardeau \ba.taB.do\ masculin
1. Espèce de digue faite le plus souvent d'un double rang de pieux et d'ais, entre lesquels on entasse de la terre, construite au milieu du courant d'une rivière ou d'un canal, soit pour détourner les eaux, soit pour les contenir pendant les travaux qư'on est obligé d'y faire.scalope scalopes

\ska.lop\

scalope \ska.lop\ masculin
1. (Zoologie) (Désuet) Ancien nom d'un mammifère insectivore d'Amérique du nord, proche de la taupe.
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Tyler A. Young ⚗️🧑🏻‍💻 @tylerayoung.com · 30/03/2026
The v0.1 release of Expert (the new, official #ElixirLang LSP) is now final! 🎉 The best Elixir LSP experience keeps getting better. 😎 Tremendous thanks to all the contributors, and to Jump for sponsoring @katafrakt.bsky.social to work on this full-time. 🙏 github.com/elixir-lang/...
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Release v0.1.0 · elixir-lang/expert
0.1.0 (2026-03-27) Bug Fixes engine: only start one engine for umbrella apps (#462) (f674d3d), closes #460 extractor not working with ExUnit.CaseTemplate (#529) (11fb790) forge: id generator must ...
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nateberkopec.bsky.social @nateberkopec.bsky.social · 26/03/2026
1 process per pod was a LIE that you were sold by BIG SRE and people who don't understand the oldhead technology of PRE-FORKING SERVERS. We went from 1 Puma proc per pod to 4 and HALVED RESPONSE TIMES and dropped queue time to ZERO, for the same CPU/memory alloc.
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Christopher Grainger @cigrainger.bsky.social · 24/03/2026
Hey #ElixirLang folks! Here's a little something I've been working on. I'd love some early stage feedback. dux.now
dux.now
Dux: Distributed DuckDB-native DataFrames for Elixir
dplyr-style verb API backed by DuckDB. Lazy pipelines compile to SQL. Distributed execution across the BEAM. Graph analytics, cross-source joins, Nx interop.
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dax @thdxr.com · 10/03/2026
sent this to the team today everything great comes from being able to delay gratification for as long as possible and it feels like we're collectively losing our ability to do that
Image from X
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David Ho @davidho.bsky.social · 04/03/2026
Scientific American has updated the figure, now grouped into swimmers, fliers, walkers/runners, and vehicles. A person on a bicycle remains the most efficient way to travel, compared to all forms of biological locomotion and mechanical transport. www.scientificamerican.com/article/a-hu...
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Paul Eric @pauleric70.bsky.social · 24/02/2026
Locking the camera to the stars instead of the horizon changes everything. It’s actually kind of terrifying to see the Earth spinning beneath us like this. 🌍🌌 Brilliant footage nevertheless 👏💙😎
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Denis Colombi @uneheuredepeine.bsky.social · 22/02/2026
“Evil starts when you treat other people as things. There are perhaps worse crimes, but they begin when you treat other people as things.” - Terry Pratchett
SAM ALTMAN: "People talk about how much energy it takes to train an Al model ... But it also takes a lot of energy to train a human. It takes like 20 years of life and all of the food you eat during that time before you get smart."
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Kelsey Hightower @kelseyhightower.com · 02/02/2026
I find myself disabling anything that attempts to put words in my mouth.
A screenshot of the Gmail settings page showing smart features such as smart reply and other AI assisted writing suggestions being disabled.
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Rusty Foster @rusty.todayintabs.com · 01/02/2026
I’m starting to think the people who are excited about “AI agents” have literally never used a computer in their lives
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OpenClaw is interesting, but will also drain your wallet if you aren't careful.
Last night around midnight I loaded my Anthropic API account with $20, then went to bed.
When I woke up, my Anthropic balance was $O.
Opus was checking "is it daytime yet?" every 30 minutes, paying $0.75 each time to conclude "no, it's still night."
Doing literally nothing, OpenClaw spent the entire balance. How?The "Heartbeat" cron job, even though literally the only thing I had going was one silly reminder, ("remind me tomorrow to get milk")
1. Sent ~120,000 tokens of context to Opus
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2. Opus read HEARTBEAT md, thought about reminders
3. Replied "HEARTBEAT_OK"
4. Cost: ~$0.75 per heartbeat (cache writes)
The damage:
- Overnight = ~25+ heartbeats
- 25 × $0.75 = ~$18.75 just from heartbeats alone
- Plus regular conversation = ~$20 total
The absurdity: Opus was essentially checking
"is it daytime yet?" every 30 minutes, paying $0.75 each time to conclude "no, it's still night."
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paris. @parisinbmore.bsky.social · 27/01/2026
i hope i never hear that encryption is only for criminals “i have nothing to hide” ever again
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Robin Wigglesworth @robinwigglesworth.ft.com · 24/01/2026
Good grief. www.nytimes.com/interactive/...
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Lê Nguyên Hoang @science4all.org · 22/01/2026
Le cas du juge Nicolas Guillou de la #CourPénaleInternationale est particulièrement frappant. fr.wikipedia.org/wiki/Nicolas... En vassalisant notre espace numérique, les US ont acquis le pouvoir de mettre à genou n'importe quel citoyen européen, en décidant de le mettre sous sanction. Terrifiant.
"le pouvoir exécutif américain peut exclure n'importe quel citoyen européen du système bancaire et de l'espace numérique de son propre pays"
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fxjtarga.bsky.social @fxjtarga.bsky.social · 20/01/2026
United we stand, divided we fall !
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