Laurent Sansonetti

Yeah. Also: their public stance against global warming while forcing everyone to commute back to the office.

Surprised Tim didn't pull his pants down as well (but maybe he did later on without cameras)

My next race is a local 33K this November, but with 700m of elevation it's close to a flat marathon effort-wise. Can't say I'm not scared. I have been averaging 50-60K per week since a few months, which I think is a good base to start training. My only goal is to finish it in one piece.

Coros stats on the run (yes I know I'm a very slow runner).

The course included a brutal climb of almost 4km. I will definitely be doing it again in training.

Today I replaced my weekly long run with a local race in the neighboring village (43rd edition!). I didn't train for it (only been doing easy runs since May) so I took it slow and increased a bit the pace near the end. I had a lot of fun, despite the brutal elevation profile! #running

In the meantime I just got myself the Superblast 2 and have been using it for a few runs. So far so good but I will miss deeply the Novablast once it retires 😭

The Novablast 5 is super comfortable, it feels very cosy once I'm wearing them. It excels at easy-paced runs (either short or long). I haven't tried speed work yet but I feel like it's too comfortable for picking up the pace (I prefer something firmer). ⭐⭐⭐⭐ and will definitely buy the next gen.

Shoes currently drying up after a long run in the rain. They still look great.

Exposed foam slightly damaged as you would expect but the rubber is still pretty much pristine.

A review of the Novablast 5 after just over 500km. This is the shoe I used to restart training after my marathon in May. I have always been a NB/Saucony user but due to the current geopolitical climate I wanted to try a non-US brand. #running

"Dear comrades, my heart is bleeding" blogs.microsoft.com/blog/2025/07...

Me: "I was thinking of buying you a labubu"
Wife: "I already have two!"

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Jason ✨👾SaaStr.Ai✨ Lemkin (@jasonlk) .@Replit goes rogue during a code freeze and shutdown and deletes our entire database

This thread is incredible.

Yeah, it's kind of hard to push a new language when you don't have the marketing resources of a large company at your disposal :)

Not sure if Mojo is gonna stick but who knows :)

Installed the Coros 4.0 beta, so far so good! We are finally able to set rep counts during strength workouts (the only thing I really missed from Garmin... what took them so long?) 😅 #running coros.com/stories/late...

I think there will be non-dynamic flavors in the future (specifically designed for LLMs) and it will be an implementation detail of the programmer's future workflow.

Hier a la banque... "Et voici la tarification ad hoc"

Moi: "comme le capitaine ?"

As a funny side note, yesterday I was at a bank, they asked me what I was doing and when I told them I work on programming languages they say "you mean like Python?".

Not really certain that TIOBE's methodology is really accurate of the market but it's obvious that Python has won the languages war. I feel like in the future most software will be written in some sort of LLM-optimised Python flavor. www.tiobe.com/tiobe-index/

zomg say hi to Rich for me!!!

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Is it just me or is Bluesky really dead.

Happy birthday America. No, you're not getting gifts this year.

COROS has confirmed a substantial set of security vulnerabilities, impacting not just the watch, but COROS online account as well. These were initially spotted by security researcher Moritz Abrell, and I've confirmed they impact all devices. Full details: www.dcrainmaker.com/2025/06/coro...

Anyway, now that my paper is circulating around I've been waiting for the "wow how did you build this" question but so far no one has asked it yet... 😇

But more importantly, it has a lot of great packages! My favorite is by far Fletcher, which lets you build amazing diagrams using a text format in your document. typst.app/universe/pac.... Wish I could show you the awesome diagrams I built with it...

It's essentially a much more modern alternative to LaTeX, the markup language is very decent, it has a great macro/scripting system, and the compiler is blazing fast (the first time I thought it didn't work!). They have a web app but you can also use it locally (which is what I did). typst.app

Recently I wrote a paper about a project I have been doing at work and I did not want to use LaTeX so I looked up for alternatives (that's btw a funny Google search to do) and eventually found a Reddit post saying "try typst, you will thank me later", which I did and wow, was this person right.

Doesn't really help that every conversation I have with friends these days always eventually resolve around retirement.

That person meant no harm of course and I enjoyed chatting with him and answering his questions, but it was like being hit by an invisible hammer. (I graduated in 2002 and it's still fresh in my mind, that year feels very recent.)

A month ago someone reached out to me saying they just graduated from the same CS college I went to, then said "funny point: you graduated the year I was born!". It's been a month but I'm still thinking about this on a daily basis. 👴