Tootfinder

Période : toute la journée.
Dates : le samedi 23 et dimanche 24 mai.
Le trafic est interrompu entre :
- Suresnes Mont Valérien <> Versailles Rive Droite.
- Suresnes Mont Valérien <> Garches Marnes la Coquette. De plus, modification de fréquence et d’horaires :
- Le samedi, entre La Défense <> Suresnes Mont Valérien (avec arrêt supplémentaire en gare de Puteaux)
- Le dimanche, entre Paris Saint-Lazare <> Suresnes Mont Valérien. Des nav…

One last example:
The first LLM code example that really made my eyes pop was early after the release of GPT, when somebody got it to combine Breakout with Conway’s Game of Life (a truly delightful idea). It worked!
Funny thing: the Breakout code and the Life code had a •completely• different style and flavor. Red flag. In about 15 minutes of web searching, I was able to find one of the projects (can’t remember if it was the Breakout or the Life half) which it had copied wholesale, with just a few variable renames. And the other half? It was in Python, but it used dictionaries where it really should have used objects — tons of `thing["prop"]` where it should have said `thing.prop`, and lots of other un-Pythonic stuff besides. It was a machine translate of code from another language, very likely Javascript.
The entire thing was a plagiarized Breakout and a plagiarized Game of Life, one transpiled, and all stuck together in a single run loop. To be fair, figuring out how to (1) run both halves of the logic from a single loop and (2) count the Life cells as Breakout bricks is work I'd cheer on from a second-semester intro CS student! It's not, however, quite what's being sold by these companies.
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The change log entry I just wrote for Kitten¹:
- __Faster tests__
The tests (unit, regression, and end-to-end) have all been refactored to run conccurrently.
Speed improvements:
- Unit tests: ~8× faster
- Regression tests: ~4× faster
- End-to-end tests: ~2× faster
To enable this, the unit and regression tests were ported from Tape to Node’s native node:test. We’re still using the TAP test reporter and [Tap Monkey](

tap-monkey
A tap formatter that’s also a monkey.

Alain Chabat exprime le malaise actuel avec ces quelques mots: "On est coincé entre LFI et le RN. Il faut choisir en permanence, mais je ne suis d'accord avec rien".
https://www.franceinfo.fr/culture/tv/canal

Un "coup de pression à deux balles" : Alain Chabat déplore les menaces du patron de Canal+
L'acteur et réalisateur, symbole de "l'esprit Canal", a réagi aux déclarations du patron du groupe après la tribune anti-Bolloré signée par 600 professionnels du cinéma.

now that Muni bus wraps are almost entirely AI ads that alienate 95% of San Franciscans it would be a great time to run a ballot measure to ban them

I don’t do #TikTok but I endorse this.
#Scientology

Folks, I've trashed all mirrors and scales in my home. They only caused problems. I am now the most fit and beautiful human being on the planet. THE FUCKING PLANET! (lalalalalalala)
https://fortune.com/2026/05/19/bolt-ce

Bolt CEO says he let go of his entire HR team for creating problems that didn’t exist: ‘Those problems disappeared when I let them go’: 
Bolt CEO Ryan Breslow says a culture of “entitlement” forced a sweeping reset—including cutting the HR team, he says, which was “creating problems that didn’t exist.”

Aparentemente o lugar aonde eu trabalho reenvio os dados corrigidos para a Receita Federal e por conta disso os professores automaticamente saíram da malha fina. Vou agora ver se estou entre os felizardos. Me desejem sorte, vou precisar.

Paris-based Kyber, which develops a low-latency remote device control SDK and is founded by VLC lead developer Jean-Baptiste Kempf, raised $5M led by Lightspeed (Anna Heim/TechCrunch)
https://techcrunch.com/2026/06/19/he-made-your-…

He made your free video player run smoothly. Now he's doing that for robots. | TechCrunch
French serial entrepreneur and open-source legend Jean-Baptiste Kempf has been building Kyber, an infrastructure layer to control remote devices in real time.

Can you imagine calling yourself a royal in this day and age.
Oh, you’re a king are you? Is that fun? Do you get to play with swords?
How’re these people not laughed out of every room they enter?