Ayant dirigé une petite maison d'édition, je suis loin d'être convaincu que ce soit le marché de l'occasion qui nuise le plus à l'économie du livre...
- Les tarifs des imprimeurs ont explosé
- Le marché est ultra-saturé
Et plus on va vers le tout-numérique, plus le débat de l'occasion est caduque.

I have cool features in store for Gepetto, but I need some free time to implement them! The work in that space definitely isn't done.
One corner I backed myself into is the fact that the plugin supports many different LLMs and providers that all have different capabilities and APIs. It slows me down

But AFP produces a lot of text, and it was becoming more and more time-consuming to read through everything (esp. since I don't care about minor/misc news).
So I created a new feed that pushes an AI-generated brief every 6 hours:

afpdigest.feeds.kwiatkowski.fr

Hope it's useful to someone!

But wait, do you have many rules that need to be checked for compliance? I got you covered, there's also an API with a complete Python script provided.

The paint is still fresh and I have ideas for improvements, but I hope you'll find it useful!

I get that, but bad behavior is almost never detected in the first place AFAIA. I would be happier if we spent our energy blocking mis-issued certs based on CAA rather than spending all our political capital ensuring a bad situation doesn't get worse.

I'm not denying the potential for abuse when governments add their CAs into browsers, but it feels like the world we live in already.
In any case, can't help but recall this old and epic "Honest Achmed's root certificate: bugzilla.mozilla.org/show_bug.cgi...

It's probably only a few categories (including politics), but good enough for me. At least I don't have to wait for news websites to rehash the releases and pretend they've done journalism anymore.