I'm giving Codex a try after a few months using Claude. First findings: GPT 5.6 Terra is simply not Sonnet 5 level. It's not using separation of concerns, DRY, and the first implementation was full of UX issues. Now on my way to test Sol...

Continuous Delivery meetup Paris: let’s go! Thanks @algolia.bsky.social for hosting 🍕 Tonight we’re discussing progressive delivery, alternatives to GitHub hosted runners and the AI impact on quality and delivery with a sprinkle of merge queues.

Agents love to leave A LOT of comments in the code, explaining the reasons a piece of code exists. How do you work with these? Do you keep them? Move them somewhere in contributing docs? I find them quite distracting, but at the same time could be useful for the next maintainer (agent or human...)

Anyone tried mammouth.ai here? The promise is to give you access to many models under the hood and switch/compare on demand, starting at 10€/month. I also just dig the artistic direction. Who doesn't like mammoths?

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If you are looking for new job opportunities, you need to try this brilliant tool from Brian. I love that it also showcases the power of static websites for other things than just portfolios or blogs! briansjobsearch.com

Are you looking for a simple, direct way to render obsidian/markdown pages from your web browser? I may have a solution for you! github.com/theopnv/obsi... renders any page live, without the hassle of hosting a static rendered website (hugo, jekyll...).

I wish there was a way to preview what a community looks like before joining on Slack. There's no way to tell if it's interesting or active before committing to signing up.

It may be true that Bluesky app usage is declining, but I've never been more excited to be here. Blacksky, Eurosky and others are making the platform more independent. Check out atstore.fyi and see all the wonderful things built around the platform that Bluesky started

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The amount of tools and frameworks one has to setup and learn when developing a node.js app is enormous! ` AI being able to go through (sometimes outdated) docs, bootstrap config files and quickly get the project running is likely one of my top 3 favorite uses.

I'm planning a Paris -> Norway trip, and Hurrail! is an absolute banger for planning train trips across Europe with multiple algorithms. You can even forcefully request a long break in each city along the way. More of these apps please! 🇪🇺

I'm still learning the ropes of bluesky after a nice and warm onboarding from @jensroemer.com , and I'd love to see some test automation, CI/CD, QA and SDET content in my feed! If you are working in this field or know someone, I'm happy to give a follow ⭐