Thomas Letan @lthms.soap.coffee · 27/01/2026I’ve spent ~1 week experimenting with CeCe without writing a single instruction (letting Claude doing it for me). Now trying to get everything I learned and write the prompts myself ahah. 010
Thomas Letan @lthms.soap.coffee · 25/01/20262026 Q1 challenge: publish enough articles that my website homepage does not mention 2024 anymore 000
Thomas Letan @lthms.soap.coffee · 21/01/2026I’m starting to have fun with making Claude work as transparently as possible. 000
Thomas Letan @lthms.soap.coffee · 31/05/2025Trying to perform another request before releasing the first switch will open a second connections, as expected 000
Thomas Letan @lthms.soap.coffee · 11/01/2025At $WORK, our logging library does not show the level (warning, debug, etc.) of a given log. Or… doesn’t it? 👀 340
Thomas Letan @lthms.soap.coffee · 15/12/2024In-memory compression using camlzip and Unix pipes. One had to think about blocking writes 😂 100
Thomas Letan @lthms.soap.coffee · 01/12/2024I might participate to the Advent of Code for the first time this year. Gave a late try to the first day, and it was a nice opportunity to mess with the Seq module from the OCaml standard library. Seq.memoize to make sure we only read our input file once. 130
![module Inputs = struct
let rec from_channel_ephemeral inc : (int * int) Seq.t =
fun () ->
match In_channel.input_line inc with
| Some line -> (
match String.split_on_char ',' line with
| [ left; right ] ->
Seq.Cons
( (int_of_string left, int_of_string right),
from_channel_ephemeral inc )
| _ -> assert false)
| None -> Seq.Nil
let from_channel inc =
inc |> from_channel_ephemeral |> Seq.memoize |> Seq.unzip
end](https://cdn.bsky.app/img/feed_thumbnail/plain/did:plc:g3m5ipqdodqbabd4ixjoosxj/bafkreigwfayxdosyf5flcgcq5mw4maa7qzqi7tvflaoecxr5irxshojhbi)
