Mattéo Delabre @matteo@delab.re

Handicap : le contrat social invalide - #DATAGUEULE 97 https://peertube.datagueule.tv/videos/watch/1c3ec9fc-d0f8-41bb-a70f-8ebb80e03c18

So this morning, I was a bit frustrated with my Vim setup and decided to wipe it a bit and start over. I did some hard checks against defaults in Neovim and things I caught myself needing to use. That resulted in https://git.jacky.wtf/me/vimrc/src/branch/develop/home/.config/nvim/init.vim (also on GitHub but eh). I think that it’s light enough for anyone to use! Willing to help people who want to get into making Vim work for them too tbh (https://v2.jacky.wtf/post/a031f2ce-6cf1-4a75-ae5e-cd4af278a635)

You, a coward: Python doesn't have a switch statement

Me, a modern-day Galileo:

Introducing Inkscape 1.0! After a little over three years in development, we're excited to launch this long-awaited version for Windows and Linux (and the macOS preview) Watch the release video (inkscape.org/release-video-1-0) and download it here: https://inkscape.org/release/inkscape-1.0/

Note: If the download link doesn't work, check back a little later. The files are being propagated across our CDN.

🔴🚨 Un sondage annonce que la côte de popularité de Macron a "bondi" à ...51%
Sachant que le sondage n'a été effectué QUE sur 917 personnes il serait plus realiste d'avoir une vue plus globale en repondant à CE sondage
Êtes vous satisfait de la politique de MACRON
A RT au max

ANNONCE : nous n'avons pas besoin que les institutions/entreprises qui utilisent nos services nous donnent des sous. Si elles ont des moyens, merci de les inciter à installer ces mêmes services sur leurs propres serveurs.
https://framacloud.org/fr/cultiver-son-jardin/

elle est libre !!!
https://www.mediapart.fr/journal/international/120320/un-juge-federal-americain-ordonne-la-liberation-de-chelsea-manning

#FediverseMetrics #MastodonPolls
To all #Mastodon / #Fediverse users:

On which continent are you?
Sur quel continent êtes-vous ?
Auf welchem Kontinent sind Sie?
¿En qué continente estás?
Em que continente você está?
あなたはどの大陸にいますか？
في أي قارة أنت؟
На каком вы континенте?
您在哪个洲？
In quale continente ti trovi?
Na jakim jesteś kontynencie?
आप किस महाद्वीप पर हैं?
Je! Uko bara gani?
در کدام قاره هستید؟
어느 대륙에 있습니까?
Sur kiu kontinento vi estas?

Le numérique carbure au charbon. À lire dans le numéro de mars, en kiosques. https://www.monde-diplomatique.fr/2020/03/BROCA/61553

La dernière mise à jour d’uBlock Origin (sur Firefox au moins) demande une nouvelle permission, «DNS».

Cette permission permet de bloquer une nouvelle forme de surveillance «inbloquable» (qui est née en France, cocorico):

https://github.com/uBlockOrigin/uBlock-issues/issues/780

Réseaux sociaux : flux à lier - #DATAGUEULE 95 https://peertube.datagueule.tv/videos/watch/b69424ee-33c8-4f7e-a47c-5c33d9c30b71

We have ourselves a winner in the 2nd Programming Language World Championships! #plwc2020

Congratulations to Python, which was able to defend its title in a narrow 55 - 45 victory over C.

Third place goes to Rust with a convincing 68 - 32 against Lua.

Thank you to everyone who participated in the polls! See you next year for the third edition!

Further research is needed to fully understand how we managed to do such a good job.
https://xkcd.com/2268/

A lot of people are confused by git. Most of these people, I reckon, learned it from the outside in - from the command-line interface down. If you started with git by asking "how do I sync up my changes with my peers", then you might get the answer, but you will be missing the foundation on which that answer is built. This is the main source of confusion with git.

The better way is to learn git from the inside out. You should first learn about what objects are and how they're stored and identified, and how they relate to each other. You should learn what blobs, trees, and commits actually are, and how they relate to each other, and how commits form a linked list from which a graph of all objects can be derived.

Then you should learn how the ref database gives friendly names like "master" and "feature/foobar" to objects, and how the reflog tracks changes to references over time.

THEN, and only then, should you learn how to use the CLI. Then you can learn about using the staging area to add objects to the database and create commits, and how doing this updates the reflog.

Git makes total sense when you approach it from this angle. Supposedly hard tools like git rebase are totally understandable when you view them with the appropriate foundational knowledge.

Git is a tool which you will reach for hundreds of times a day, every day, for your entire career. Maybe it's worth learning about properly.