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Mathieu Céraline

@mathcrln

Agency Owner & Software Engineer. @madincohq @radiosudest

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Wed, Nov 4

Mathieu Céraline@mathcrln
Can't wait to see studies in a few years about how 15 years of Social Media Addiction, followed by years of COVID isolation only to jump into AI psychosis, affected the psychology of millions of humans.
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Alberto Sosa
Social media platforms themselves have conducted studies on how their algorithms affect the psyche of teenagers. It is, to say the least, harmful

Mon, Nov 2

Mathieu Céraline@mathcrln
My recipe to be the most efficient with AI is… opinions. Over the last few months, on internal or client projects, I have been refining clearly how I like to work, in an attempt to be able to discriminate very fast what is good or bad code at a glance. Since I became more…

Sun, Nov 1

Mathieu Céraline@mathcrln
To change pace and stop talking about tech for a bit… 1) What’s your favorite video game? 2) What’s your favorite TV show? 3) What’s your favorite book?
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legecha
1) Tetris (the grand master series) 2) Better Call Saul or Secerance 3) Arisen: Genesis. But the whole Arisen series by Michael Stephen Fuchs. 🧟
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Nick
1. The Legend of Zelda series (twilight princess if we really want specifics) 2. The Office 3. Fire&Blood

Sat, Oct 31

Mathieu Céraline@mathcrln
Funnily (or sadly) enough, the biggest drawback of Obsidian is his greatest advantage: it's just text files on the filesystem. There is no easy way to protect our notes from prying eyes, whether humans, or rogue agents/background processes, etc.
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Brandon
I use obsidian for stuff I don't care too much about, general notes etc, for important stuff I use https://bear.app you can secure stuff, and sync across devices ( ecosystem) if you have a paid plan. It has some downsides but Bear is the sweet spot IMO. It also has a web clipper…
Bear Markdown NotesBear: Markdown Notes App for Mac, iPhone & iPadBear is a beautiful, powerfully simple Markdown note taking app to capture, write, and organize your life.
Mathieu Céraline@mathcrln
With everything going on these days, the so-called “cyberpocalypse”, society might end up putting less and less trust in centralized systems. At the same time, with AI, we are very likely to see the emergence of ultra personalized software or at the very least smaller…
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Fri, Oct 30

Mathieu Céraline@mathcrln
The internet of the last 30 years was based on trust and that’s how it grew. No one owns the full supply chain, we all just “take a little bit of this here and there”, with OSS, with PaaS and SaaS, with npm/composer, SSL certificates, analytics providers, etc. But this is…
Mathieu Céraline@mathcrln
While I never take the time to actually work on them, I love SKILLS. There is nothing that makes you feel more like a developper than optimizing processes into procedures in an attempt to stay DRY.
Mathieu Céraline@mathcrln
With the rise of AI, what would you say is the future of open source? Do you think it's dead, or the opposite?
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Ris Adams
As an open source maintainer. I could not function as reliably without AI. Keeping up with dependencies alone can sometimes be a full time job.
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Rolf Smit
Depends on which part of open source. I don't think it will be dead, the opposite, everything can be reverse-engineered with ease using AI, so essentially everything becomes open source?However, the community part of open source will become (and is already becoming) worse, with…

Thu, Oct 29

Mathieu Céraline@mathcrln
Wait… I said that this morning, then accidentally confirmed it has already shipped in my last commit? 😅 Apparently org accounts already exist: https://dev-null.sh/@1Password
QuotingMCMathieu Céraline@mathcrln
/dev/null is very developer focused and I love that! Would it ever make sense for this platform to allow brand accounts? Like you know developer stuff like github, shopify, vercel, netlify, railway, cloudflare, etc?
/dev/null@1Password on /dev/null1Password remembers all your passwords for you. It keeps your digital life secure and always available, safe behind the one password that only you know.
Mathieu Céraline@mathcrln
/dev/null is very developer focused and I love that! Would it ever make sense for this platform to allow brand accounts? Like you know developer stuff like github, shopify, vercel, netlify, railway, cloudflare, etc?
Mathieu Céraline@mathcrln
Obsidian definitely is the one app I couldn't live without. I use it to think, plan, explore and learn. Right now I am experimenting with "Obsidian Depot", a small plugin (inspired by Obsidian S3 Uploader) that aims to allow uploading+reading from private S3 compatible buckets.
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Mathieu Céraline@mathcrln
What's the one app you can't live without? Something you use everyday and that's core to your workflows/habits, etc? For me, it's Obsidian.
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Gabe Herbert
Trackpad on the left of my keyboard, mouse on the right. BTW I'm using Obsidian almost daily for close to a year and still trying to learn to love it. What's one thing that makes it essential for you?

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