benoit
@jeaurond.dev
a canadian software dev looking for the next thing to write in rust 🦀
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As a dev, I find it's a lot less energy to STAY in "the zone"
Vs context switch while I'm waiting on something, then get back to work
When using an AI tool, I cannot "stay in the zone" while waiting on the tool. And so I often get... distracted. By attempting to "save time!!"
Vs context switch while I'm waiting on something, then get back to work
When using an AI tool, I cannot "stay in the zone" while waiting on the tool. And so I often get... distracted. By attempting to "save time!!"
July 16, 2025 at 7:46 PM
As a dev, I find it's a lot less energy to STAY in "the zone"
Vs context switch while I'm waiting on something, then get back to work
When using an AI tool, I cannot "stay in the zone" while waiting on the tool. And so I often get... distracted. By attempting to "save time!!"
Vs context switch while I'm waiting on something, then get back to work
When using an AI tool, I cannot "stay in the zone" while waiting on the tool. And so I often get... distracted. By attempting to "save time!!"
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@jaz.bsky.social just raised the point that the new ios looks like some shit you would have done after jailbreaking and installing cydia way back when, and like....i wonder if this just means that some late millennials who were jailbreaking their iphones in highschool are making design decisions now
June 10, 2025 at 4:55 PM
@jaz.bsky.social just raised the point that the new ios looks like some shit you would have done after jailbreaking and installing cydia way back when, and like....i wonder if this just means that some late millennials who were jailbreaking their iphones in highschool are making design decisions now
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been finding recently that i get my best work done from a coffee shop
May 27, 2025 at 7:33 PM
been finding recently that i get my best work done from a coffee shop
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Every 10-20 years, a breakthrough technology promises non-developers to finally create software without needing to hire programmers.
So far, every such technology resulted in the need for more devs… expert in this NEW technology (or knowing how to fix it up).
Every. Time.
So far, every such technology resulted in the need for more devs… expert in this NEW technology (or knowing how to fix it up).
Every. Time.
May 18, 2025 at 3:10 PM
Every 10-20 years, a breakthrough technology promises non-developers to finally create software without needing to hire programmers.
So far, every such technology resulted in the need for more devs… expert in this NEW technology (or knowing how to fix it up).
Every. Time.
So far, every such technology resulted in the need for more devs… expert in this NEW technology (or knowing how to fix it up).
Every. Time.
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I've had parts of this written down for a while - but I thought it was about time to document the detailed version of what happened during Balatro development
localthunk.com/blog/balatro...
localthunk.com/blog/balatro...
The Balatro Timeline — LocalThunk
It’s been approximately 3 years since I began work on Balatro - and in that time I have personally documented almost nothing about the journey. This is something that has bothered me since the game la...
localthunk.com
March 7, 2025 at 2:22 AM
I've had parts of this written down for a while - but I thought it was about time to document the detailed version of what happened during Balatro development
localthunk.com/blog/balatro...
localthunk.com/blog/balatro...
Man, always seen some weird behaviour with mobile web when using 100vh (where the address bar takes up space and causes the website to scroll when it collapses)...
TIL that 100dvh is all I wanted all along, developer.mozilla.org/en-US/docs/W...
TIL that 100dvh is all I wanted all along, developer.mozilla.org/en-US/docs/W...
<length> - CSS: Cascading Style Sheets | MDN
The <length> CSS data type represents a distance value. Lengths can be used in numerous CSS properties, such as width, height, margin, padding, border-width, font-size, and text-shadow.
developer.mozilla.org
February 2, 2025 at 5:15 AM
Man, always seen some weird behaviour with mobile web when using 100vh (where the address bar takes up space and causes the website to scroll when it collapses)...
TIL that 100dvh is all I wanted all along, developer.mozilla.org/en-US/docs/W...
TIL that 100dvh is all I wanted all along, developer.mozilla.org/en-US/docs/W...
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And for Vite integration: we are now passing all relevant tests in github.com/rolldown/vite, the temporary fork of Vite that runs on Rolldown instead of esbuild / Rollup. Expect a proper release early 2025!
GitHub - rolldown/vite: No-bundle Dev Server for Vue 3 Single-File Components
No-bundle Dev Server for Vue 3 Single-File Components - rolldown/vite
github.com
December 25, 2024 at 4:18 PM
And for Vite integration: we are now passing all relevant tests in github.com/rolldown/vite, the temporary fork of Vite that runs on Rolldown instead of esbuild / Rollup. Expect a proper release early 2025!
Yet another HTTP client, but I like that its simple, open source, based on Tauri (backend written in Rust), and doesn't force you to use the cloud since it doesn't have cloud features... yet.
Only issue is that reported response times seems not representative of actual times.
yaak.app
Only issue is that reported response times seems not representative of actual times.
yaak.app
Yaak – The API client for modern developers
Call REST, GraphQL, SSE, and gRPC APIs from a simple and intuitive app
yaak.app
December 1, 2024 at 10:00 PM
Yet another HTTP client, but I like that its simple, open source, based on Tauri (backend written in Rust), and doesn't force you to use the cloud since it doesn't have cloud features... yet.
Only issue is that reported response times seems not representative of actual times.
yaak.app
Only issue is that reported response times seems not representative of actual times.
yaak.app
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Just playing with different algorithms for JWTs. Can you guess which one is more secure and faster?
November 26, 2024 at 10:16 PM
Just playing with different algorithms for JWTs. Can you guess which one is more secure and faster?
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backend: I slayed satan with my bare hands
frontend: I drew you a picture with all my crayons I hope u like it
frontend: I drew you a picture with all my crayons I hope u like it
November 15, 2024 at 9:22 PM
backend: I slayed satan with my bare hands
frontend: I drew you a picture with all my crayons I hope u like it
frontend: I drew you a picture with all my crayons I hope u like it
