L'IA a des résultats relatifs ou décevant et elle fait disparaître la solitude, pourtant nécessaire au développement intellectuel.

But here’s what happened while everyone celebrated the democratization: the real challenge should have shifted from “how do we build this?” to “what should we build that people actually want?”

The barrier to building dropped to zero. The bar for what users expect shot through the roof.

Skills that matter now:

1. Understanding real user needs (not assumptions)
2. Business literacy (understanding the economics)
3. Communication skills (translating needs into solutions)
4. Craft and polish (building something truly outstanding)

When the market gets flooded with mediocre-but-functional products, users become more discerning, not less. They start caring more about how products make them feel, not just what features they have.
Start optimizing for user understanding, clear communication, business value, and thoughtful execution.

There are obvious for me, but they are good.

I see some are totally useless for Rust in comparison. Both have different targets though. It is moreover awesome to see 100x improvements.

Tips and tricks for view transition

In my opinion, the best cases for implementing view transitions are as a way to draw attention to an element, convey movement, and help users remain in context.

Add it to all pages to apply a default cross fade transition.

@view-transition {
    navigation: auto;
}

Then mark similar content with the view-transition-name css property.

Custom view transitions can be made with ::view-transition-old, ::view-transition-new, ::view-transition-image-pair.
Full page transition can be done by marking :root.
These transitions should be set only when the media query prefers-reduced-motion is set to no-preference.

Similar to neocities <3

But again there is tool online for it:

• SVGOMG
• ILoveIMG

this is the key idea of Local First HTMX - you don’t have to render the HTML on the backend. You can build a “server” and compile it to WASM and run it in the browser. This would give you all the snappiness of a first class Javascript Local First SPA with none of the JS — well less of the JS.

Pour les ports USB A:

• Blanc = USB 1.0 / 12Mbps
• Noir = USB 2.0 / 480Mbps
• Jaune = USB 2.0/3.0 + toujours alimentés même sur une machine éteinte
• Orange = USB 3.0 + toujours alimentés même sur une machine éteinte
• Bleu = USB 3.0 Superspeed / 5Gbps
• Turquoise = USB 3.1 / 10 Gbps
• Rouge = USB 3.1 Gen 2 / 10-20 Gbps + toujours alimentés même sur une machine éteinte

Un récapitulatif de https://www.corsair.com/fr/fr/explorer/diy-builder/storage/usb-port-colors-explained/

(via https://warriordudimanche.net/article2158/690a61e2d507b)

Il faut donc des diplômes avec des débouchés.

Autant aller directement parler aux entreprises, je rejoins totalement le commentaire du HollandaisVolant: https://lehollandaisvolant.net/?id=20251108113935

Waayyy tooo coool checkboxes as switch

The author uses a service worker in wasm to render HTML. The service worker syncs the data with the server.

Note fetch requests can be intercepted with the ... fetch event in service workers

The service worker used here is written in Go. Note the "localfirst" approach runs only after the service worker is loaded. The initial page is loaded as simple HTML because of SSR. That's the advantage of WASM: the code runs on the client and the server.

(following https://shaarli.lyokolux.space/shaare/CosnyQ)

A critic against Microsoft. The Outages become frequent.

How CSS simplify scrollable images with

display: flex;
overflow-x: auto;
overscroll-behavior-inline: contain;
scroll-snap-type: inline mandatory;
scroll-behavior: smooth;

// On the images
scroll-snap-align: center;
 contain: size;
  place-self: stretch;
  object-fit: cover;

For the sanity of using web standards

Soit augmenter de 50% la puissance de calcul en Allemagne. Elle devra avoir 0,5 exaflops et 20 Po de stockage avec plus d'un millier de systèmes Nvidia DGX B200 et de serveurs Nvidia RTX PRO équipés d'environ 10 000 GPU Blackwell.
Elle devrait fonctionner au premier puisqu'ils réutilisent un datacenter existant et sera équipé en logiciel par SAP.