Ivan “CLOVIS” Canet

Tomorrow is already #bdxio, for its 10 year anniversary!

You'll find me at the Grappe Numerique booth, organizing new secret events with other local user groups... come and see what's up!

I'm curious to get a more detailed argument 👀

This set of representations for a same value is called a cohort. Zero has 12288 possible representations (24576 if both signed zeros are included, in two different cohorts).

great

@KtorDsl @JvmName("routeOrRaise6") inline fun <reified In : Any, reified Out : Any, reified F1 : Any, reified F2 : Any, reified F3 : Any, reified F4 : Any, reified F5 : Any, reified F6 : Any, reified Params : Parameters> Route.routeWithRaise( endpoint: Endpoint<In, Out, Or<Or<Or<Or<Or<Or<*, ByCode<F1>>, ByCode<F2>>, ByCode<F3>>, ByCode<F4>>, ByCode<F5>>, ByCode<F6>>, Params>, crossinline block: suspend context(Raise<F1>, Raise<F2>, Raise<F3>, Raise<F4>, Raise<F5>, Raise<F6>) TypedResponseScope<In, Out, Or<Or<Or<Or<Or<Or<*, ByCode<F1>>, ByCode<F2>>, ByCode<F3>>, ByCode<F4>>, ByCode<F5>>, ByCode<F6>>, Params>.() -> Unit, ) { route(endpoint) response@{ recover( block = { recover( block = { recover( block = { recover( block = { recover( block = { recover( block = { block() }, recover = { it: F6 -> fail(it) } ) }, recover = { it: F5 -> fail(it) } ) }, recover = { it: F4 -> fail(it) } ) }, recover = { it: F3 -> fail(it) } ) }, recover = { it: F2 -> fail(it) } ) }, recover = { it: F1 -> fail(it) } ) } }

Well, I am trying it out

@KtorDsl @JvmName("routeOrRaise6") inline fun <reified In : Any, reified Out : Any, reified F1 : Any, reified F2 : Any, reified F3 : Any, reified F4 : Any, reified F5 : Any, reified F6 : Any, reified Params : Parameters> Route.routeWithRaise( endpoint: Endpoint<In, Out, Or<Or<Or<Or<Or<Or<*, ByCode<F1>>, ByCode<F2>>, ByCode<F3>>, ByCode<F4>>, ByCode<F5>>, ByCode<F6>>, Params>, crossinline block: suspend context(Raise<F1>, Raise<F2>, Raise<F3>, Raise<F4>, Raise<F5>, Raise<F6>) TypedResponseScope<In, Out, Or<Or<Or<Or<Or<Or<*, ByCode<F1>>, ByCode<F2>>, ByCode<F3>>, ByCode<F4>>, ByCode<F5>>, ByCode<F6>>, Params>.() -> Unit, ) { route(endpoint) response@{ recover( block = { recover( block = { recover( block = { recover( block = { recover( block = { recover( block = { block() }, recover = { it: F6 -> fail(it) } ) }, recover = { it: F5 -> fail(it) } ) }, recover = { it: F4 -> fail(it) } ) }, recover = { it: F3 -> fail(it) } ) }, recover = { it: F2 -> fail(it) } ) }, recover = { it: F1 -> fail(it) } ) } }

It's getting out of hand

That logo is perfect! Congrats @lilywhiteout.bsky.social!

KtMongo 0.24.0 is out, with our new mascot, Mokodee!

This version contains new syntax sugar for $unset, and improvements to the documentation.

ktmongo.opensavvy.dev/news/2025/10...

Happy Halloween everyone!

Documents (28,760,238)

Government website: "Around 15 millions entities"

Me after processing all the data:

crates.io: Rust Package Registry

The description says ‘Note: we are not on crates.io yet” 🙈

mokodee, but there is a bandage on its tail and a maple leaf on its head

Also I drew mokodee for some reason so @ivcanet.bsky.social this one goes out to you

yeeeeeeees ♥️🎃

Spine is really the project in which I torture the Kotlin spec.

If you haven't, please read the "The trick" section on this page: spine.opensavvy.dev/api-docs/api...

val delete: Endpoint<Unit, Unit, FailureSpec.Or<FailureSpec.Or<FailureSpec.Never, NotFound.Companion>, NotAllowed.Companion>, Parameters.Empty> by delete() .failure(NotFound) .failure(NotAllowed)

I feel like a TypeScript developer

Do you think there's a max inline depth in Kotlin?

FailureSpec.Or<FailureSpec.Or<FailureSpec.Never, FailureSpec<NotFound>>, FailureSpec<AlreadyExists>>

I'm cooking 👀

“My happy marriage”

> 2 seasons
> not married

Bluesky compression was not nice with this one :/

You can find high-resolution Mokodee here: gitlab.com/opensavvy/kt...

I love Java dates

This code fails with
```
UNEXPECTED SERVER ERROR:
Invalid value for MonthOfYear (valid values 1 - 12): 0
```

idk, the scene with dead frogs falling from the sky is forever burned in my memories

That was such a weird movie. I've seen it so many times as a child, it's a very strange memory

That much??? What's in it?

From passwords to passkeys A partially accurate historical account on how we finally arrived at passkeys as the ultimate solution to accessible and secure authentication from simple passwords.

ssg.dev/from-passwor...

Ah, I didn't know its name

Don't hesitate to fork mine, it's in Kotlin itself 👀

What's Rouge?

Yeah I understand why old people are always complaining about computers not working right

It's actually impressive how bad we are at everything

IntelliJ you're tired, go to sleep

👀

anyways as always tapping the "learned helplessness is a disease" sign. you must never resign yourself to stagnation and rot of mind, body, or soul