@[email protected]

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[@[email protected] @fridim]

@__phiphou__ j'ai tenté de refaire le calcul et ... bingo! le compte est bon ! https://t.co/8uvhVz3Z3q

[Wasm I/O @wasm_io]

Join @cloud_assembler to build, sign, push, distribute, and run wasm artifacts natively using core Open Container Initiative (OCI) technologies in his workshop "WebAssembly and OCI - Better Together".

https://t.co/Hd6B5RIhr6

#wasmio23

[Java Advent Calendar @JavaAdvent]

Wonder why #Wasm isn't just "#JVM for the web again"? Then check out @evacchi's article "#WebAssembly for the #Java #Geek" on #javaadvent22.

Here you go: https://t.co/LWeSn7i1Om

[MAIF @MAIF]

Nous prenons une décision historique. Une décision qui s’inscrit dans la droite ligne de nos engagements en tant que société à mission. Une décision militante. #ChaqueActeCompte

📄https://t.co/EclkRivqkl

[Andrej Karpathy @karpathy]

Browsing the web, 2021

[Vess @VessOnSecurity]

1970: We're going to build a global network that can withstand a nuclear war.

2021: AWS is down and my coffee machine doesn't work.

[Chess.com @chesscom]

we noticed you've been struggling with white recently 🤷‍♂️

[Tamine Retrouvons nous ailleurs @EnFeeTamine]

A ceux qui se demandent comment ça se passe un projet d'ingénierie (=personne, jamais), voici le statut en gif à 15j de la mise sur le marché (spoiler : ça pu du cul)
👇 👇👇

[cabot @cabotirc]

bash trick ! https://t.co/oZ6TkD7uzp

[Brent Toderian @BrentToderian]

The typical European car is parked 92% of the time. It spends 1/3rd of its driving time looking for parking. Its 5 seats only move 1.5 people. 86% of its fuel never reaches the wheels, & most of the energy that does, moves the car, not people. #CityMakingMath
HT @circulareconomy

[Javier Chávarri @javierwchavarri]

3000+ tests under 1second! I can’t emphasize enough how fundamental short feedback loops are to stay in the zone. The reason why sub-sec times are not more common in the industry is because the costs are not being measured: https://t.co/kynV2Owq8R

[Wrath Of Gnon @wrathofgnon]

Donald Appleyard's famous 1969 analysis of how urban traffic destroys communities. Three nearly identical streets in San Francisco, but with light, medium and heavy traffic. The less traffic the more interactions, the more friendships, the more meeting points. Cars kills cities.

[Top Pictures @TopInternetPics]

This is flat farmland in Eastern Colorado with wind blown/melted patches of snow creating a crazy 3D illusion.

[Massimo @Rainmaker1973]

#Today in 2002, a strange object designated J002E3 was discovered. It was in a temporary orbit around the Earth. It turned out to be an Apollo 12 rocket stage launched in 1969 that had returned https://t.co/djQQH1aR3d

[Verocska Kosch @New_Vero_Cska]

//…Pentti Sammallahti…// https://t.co/9KDIPLoGQ3

[@[email protected] @glenux]

Git, even more distributed https://t.co/bwiE4N0Wx6

[Guilherme Carvalho @guieevc]

Basically: erlang powers the internet. #CodeBEAMSTO

[Red Hat @RedHat]

[NEWS] #RedHat to acquire @coreos, expanding its #Kubernetes and #containers leadership: https://t.co/8SX6Wv8EFt #technews

[CoreOS, Inc. @coreos]

CoreOS agrees to join Red Hat to help take container & distributed systems technologies forward. Thanks CoreOS family, customers, partners, & the open source community for sharing in our mission to make the internet more secure through automated operations https://t.co/TWqG2oELs1