hamdouni

Funny to see the demo resemble my decade-old DWM setup.

Mandatory reference

https://xkcd.com/927/

This part of the readme may answer your questions :

# List your VMs

flint vm list --all

# Launch a new Ubuntu VM named 'web-01'

flint launch ubuntu-24.04 --name web-01

# SSH directly into your new VM

flint ssh web-01

# Create a template from your configured VM

flint snapshot create web-01 --tag baseline-setup

# Launch a clone from your new template

flint launch --from web-01 --name web-02

Funny to see query parameters used as intended ... few decades ago

Exactly. Thanks.

The cloud is just someone else's datacenter.

Juste trying it without success until I remembered I'm using vimium :-D

You are right. I have a pre-production environment with a copy of production data and a script that scramble names and personal infos.

Not quite UX-focused, but related

I meant data heterogeneity - the variety in formats, edge cases, and data quality you encounter in production. Real user data often has inconsistencies, missing fields, unexpected formats, etc. that synthetic test data tends to miss.

This helps surface integration issues and performance bottlenecks early.

When possible, I try to use real data for both volumetry and heterogeneity testing.

It helps reveal unknowns in the problem space that synthetic data might miss.

A wise human

"Sarah" and "Connor" in the same text about an AI that claims to be a real person... Asta la vista;-)

Still maintaining an e-commerce site using XML/xslt and Java/servlet... Passed easily each wave of tech and survived 2 databases migrations (mainframe/db2 => sqlserver => ERP)

I think this is an open letter addressed to Samsung, not an article trying to convince readers... Perhaps, the takeaway can be the call for transparency as a minimum ?

I can also explore by writing. Writing drafts can help structure my thinking.

Claude is not mentioned in the 'contributors' section.

I jump here just to say that non-greedy construction is valuable and not using them make expression harder to write and to understand.

Minotiry Report comes to mind...

Please, find here counter examples:

https://www.elysee.fr/en/all-actualities

https://www.diplomatie.gouv.fr/en/press-room/

It would be great if we could have some sort of roaming to interconnect those country specific systems...

On the contrary, it will be an incentive to stop.

The key is the "discoverability".

App stores are easier to reach prospects than the web because users already know where to go to install a new app...

That is more difficult on the web unless you have a very niche app (users are looking for your solution).

I've never read anything about a "sweet spot of productivity" involving working 60h/w. And it is kind of funny that his motto is not "work smarter" but "work harder" in the context of AI :-)

It still needs postgres and redis

Reminds me of Presentation Zen or the 10/20/30 rule which states that “a presentation should have ten slides, last no more than twenty minutes, and contain no font smaller than thirty points.”

Reminds me of the bricked Nexus 7...

There is a little difference between not supporting any more and blocking the user.

I was using some ansible playbook scripts to deploy to production some web app. One day the scripts stopped working because of a boring error about python version mismatch.

I rewrite all the deployment scripts with bash (took less than a hour) and never had a problem since.

Morality: it's hard to find the right tool for the job

Pandoc[1] helps to convert markdown to pdf and epub

[1] https://pandoc.org/epub.html

I'm not sure about i3 but you can have floating windows in DWM and move them to the targeted area with the mouse