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"When you peel off the layers of proprietary YAML and jargon, CI today boils down to running shell scripts on a server, and reading the logs. With such a primitive execution and data model, waste is everywhere, and it gets worse as you scale"
dagger.io/blog/dagger-10-betâŠ
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After 5 years in v0, it's finally happening.. Dagger 1.0 is in beta and we need your help testing it.
If you've tried Dagger before, a lot has changed... We've been cooking.
Announcing Dagger 1.0 beta.
Replace Jenkins and GitHub Actions with CI that matches the speed and scale of coding agents without wasting compute or tokens.
Featuring: test-native CI, dev shells, local and remote execution, official modules, and more.
dagger.io/blog/dagger-10-betâŠ
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yo yo yo YO
Announcing Dagger 1.0 beta.
Replace Jenkins and GitHub Actions with CI that matches the speed and scale of coding agents without wasting compute or tokens.
Featuring: test-native CI, dev shells, local and remote execution, official modules, and more.
dagger.io/blog/dagger-10-betâŠ
Marc Verstaen retweeted
Announcing Dagger 1.0 beta.
Replace Jenkins and GitHub Actions with CI that matches the speed and scale of coding agents without wasting compute or tokens.
Featuring: test-native CI, dev shells, local and remote execution, official modules, and more.
dagger.io/blog/dagger-10-betâŠ
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Pendant que Google, Meta et Microsoft brûlent des centaines de milliards en IA, Apple garde sa poudre au sec (+7% vs +93% pour Microsoft).
Avoir le meilleur modĂšle pendant 3 mois ne sert Ă rien.
Le vrai pouvoir ? 2,3 milliards d'iPhone. La distribution écrase tout.
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Géant.
Sortie printemps 2026, n'attendons pas.
Il faut travailler sur la suite :
"Nouveau manuel du collabo.
Faut-il servir des ortolans Ă un droniste yakoute?"
Editions Rouges-Brunes, 2031
17 mars 2030.
Il pleuvait comme en 1940, une pluie grise, obstinĂ©e, qui collait les drapeaux tricolores aux mĂąts de lâĂlysĂ©e et faisait luire le bitume de la rue du Faubourg-Saint-HonorĂ© comme une peau de requin.
Dans le bureau qui fut celui du gĂ©nĂ©ral de Gaulle, Jordan Bardella, trente-cinq ans, prĂ©sident depuis trois ans, regardait la Seine sans la voir. Costume anthracite impeccable, cravate bleu marine trop serrĂ©e, il avait encore cette tĂȘte de premier de la classe qui avait rĂ©ussi le plus grand hold-up Ă©lectoral de la Ve RĂ©publique. Ă sa gauche, sur le canapĂ© Louis XVI, ClĂ©mentine Autain feuilletait le rapport du renseignement extĂ©rieur avec lâair de quelquâun qui dĂ©couvre que le diable lit vraiment les contrats en petits caractĂšres. Ă sa droite, Mathilde Panot faisait tourner son alliance en silence, les yeux fixĂ©s sur la carte de lâEurope punaisĂ©e au mur : trois flĂšches rouges partaient de Kaliningrad et de la BiĂ©lorussie, pointaient vers Vilnius, Riga, Tallinn, puis bifurquaient vers SuwaĆki et BiaĆystok. Le New York Times avait publiĂ© les photos satellite la veille. Personne nâavait dĂ©menti.
« On a quarante-huit heures avant que les chars ne franchissent la frontiĂšre, dit Bardella dâune voix basse, presque douce. AprĂšs, câest lâarticle 5 ou la fin de lâOTAN. »
ClĂ©mentine Autain releva la tĂȘte.
« Et toi, tu vas faire quoi ? Envoyer les Rafale peints en bleu Marine dĂ©fendre Varsovie pendant que tes Ă©lecteurs crient âOn est chez nousâ ? »
Il sourit sans joie.
« Jâai quatre ministres de La France insoumise dans mon gouvernement, ClĂ©mentine. Si je bouge un soldat sans votre accord, vous faites tomber la coalition et on finit avec Rima Hassan Ă Matignon. Vous voulez ça ? »
Un silence glacial. Dehors, les motards de lâescorte prĂ©sidentielle dĂ©marraient leurs moteurs, vrombissement sourd qui ressemblait Ă un avertissement.
Au mĂȘme moment, Ă Saint-Cloud, dans le manoir de Montretout transformĂ© en forteresse de bĂ©ton et de camĂ©ras, Marine Le Pen regardait la mĂȘme pluie tomber sur les ifs taillĂ©s en cĂŽne. Les volets Ă©taient fermĂ©s depuis trois ans. Les huissiers de justice avaient fini par se lasser ; les journalistes aussi. Elle vivait lĂ , entre deux audiences en correctionnelle, buvant du thĂ© trop sucrĂ© et relisant les vieux discours de son pĂšre quâelle haĂŻssait autant quâelle les connaissait par cĆur. Sur la table basse, un exemplaire froissĂ© de LibĂ©ration titrait : « Le Pen, la prĂ©sidente fantĂŽme ». Elle le froissa davantage, le jeta dans la cheminĂ©e oĂč ne brĂ»lait plus rien depuis longtemps.
Ă Moscou, Volodymyr Zelensky, barbe grisonnante et costume anthracite, prenait son petit dĂ©jeuner avec Vladimir Poutine dans une datcha surveillĂ©e par des hommes en civil. On lui avait promis la vie sauve et une Ă©mission de tĂ©lĂ©vision sur Rossiya 1. Il avait acceptĂ©. Il nâavait plus le choix depuis que le « gouvernement de salut national » installĂ© Ă Kiev par les Russes avait votĂ© sa dĂ©chĂ©ance Ă lâunanimitĂ©. Il mangeait ses blinis en silence, regardait la neige tomber sur les bouleaux, et se demandait sâil avait vraiment gagnĂ© quelque chose Ă survivre.
Et puis il y avait Renaud.
Renaud, soixante-dix-huit ans, la voix claire comme au premier jour, les poumons refaits Ă lâivermectine et aux sĂ©ances dâhyperoxygĂ©nation du professeur Raoult, rĂ©pĂ©tait dans un studio de la Plaine Saint-Denis la chanson que la France enverrait Ă lâEurovision de BĂąle : « DĂšs que le vent soufflera sur la mer Noire ». Les paroles parlaient dâun mistral qui traverserait lâEurope pour chasser les tyrans. Dans le refrain, il y avait ce vers, simple et terrible :
« Jâirai cracher sur vos tombes, les gars dâen faceâŠ
Mais dâabord, faut quâon gagne, et quâon reste vivants. »
Dans le bureau de lâĂlysĂ©e, la radio passait justement la rĂ©pĂ©tition en direct. Bardella Ă©teignit le poste dâun geste sec.
« Si Renaud gagne lâEurovision, dit-il, on aura au moins ça avant que tout brĂ»le. »
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Anecdotally, Iâve found the people most vocal and showy about grinding hard (9-9-6) tend to have less throughput than a garden variety workaholic.
I suspect this is because theyâve internalized endurance pace all the time. And loose the ability to sprint when needed.
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âmarquer publiquement et officiellement son rejet de cet accord ?â Et comment âmarquer publiquementâ? Avec des moulins Ă paroles?
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Les LFIstes ont passĂ© la journĂ©e Ă se rĂ©jouir de la libĂ©ration dâun terroriste sanguinaire, condamnĂ© Ă la perpĂ©tuitĂ©.
Abdallah nâa jamais exprimĂ© le moindre regret pour ses meurtres, ni la moindre compassion pour ses victimes.
Au dĂ©but des annĂ©es 1980, cet enfoirĂ© crĂ©e les Fractions ArmĂ©es RĂ©volutionnaires Libanaises (FARL), groupe armĂ© dâextrĂȘme gauche qui mĂšne une sĂ©rie dâattentats en France.
Outre les 2 assassinats dont tout le monde parle (Charles Ray, assassiné par balles devant son domicile parisien, et Yacov Barsimantov, assassiné par balles dans le hall de son immeuble parisien devant sa famille), il faut aussi rappeler :
- lâattentat Ă la voiture piĂ©gĂ©e qui tue deux policiers français du service de dĂ©minage le 22 avril 1982, rue La Bourdonnais Ă Paris.
- lâexplosion dâune voiture piĂ©gĂ©e devant le lycĂ©e Carnot Ă Paris le 17 septembre 1982 (51 blessĂ©s dont plusieurs lycĂ©ens).
Les FARL faisaient aussi partie dâune internationale terroriste.
Ces salopards ont pris part Ă des opĂ©rations, livraisons dâarmes et soutien Ă dâautres groupes terroristes actifs en France et en Europe, notamment Action Directe, la RAF (Allemagne) et les Brigades rouges (Italie).
George Ibrahim Abdallah est le fondateur et le chef de ce groupe terroriste qui a semé la terreur en France au début des années 80.
Il nâa jamais exprimĂ© le moindre regret, prĂȘt Ă recommencer demain si lâoccasion lui en Ă©tait donnĂ©e, ce qui justifiait pleinement son maintien en dĂ©tention jusquâĂ ce jour.
Câest lui que les LFistes cĂ©lĂšbrent comme un Mandela, avec qui il faut se faire photographier (jusque dans sa cellule).
Câest lui, la figure tutĂ©laire dont les LFIstes ont passĂ© la journĂ©e Ă glorifier lâhĂ©ritage sans jamais condamner ses crimes ou Ă©mettre la moindre rĂ©serve sur ses actions.
« Gloire Ă Georges-Ibrahim Abdallah » ont-ils scandĂ© toute la journĂ©e đ€ź
A Paris ou Ă Gaza, LFI est toujours prĂȘte Ă absoudre les assassins dâisraĂ©liens ou dâamĂ©ricains quâils qualifient, au choix, de « rĂ©sistants », de « combattants de la liberté » ou de « prisonniers politiques ».
La déchéance morale de LFI est totale.
Marc Verstaen retweeted
Struggling to close deals?
It could have nothing to do with your pitch. It might well be your qualification.
Founders burn months chasing prospects that were never a fit.
Tighten up how you qualify, or keep wasting time.
More in my video below đ
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Everyone talks about productâmarket fit. But you know what actually gets you in the room?
Messageâmarket fit.
If your message doesnât land, your product never gets a shot.
And the fastest way to find it? Outbound.
More in my video below đ
Very, very true. Same apply with some vendors. They get results at first but then it flattens. Same reason.
Your network might get you to $500KâŠ
But without messageâmarket fit, thatâs where youâll stall.
Founders who over-rely on warm intros never build a real GTMâand wonder why growth flatlines.
More in the clip below from my talk with @pearvc đ
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10 Years of Holberton
A decade ago, we launched @holbertonschool with a crazy idea: What if we could train world-class software engineers, without teachers, without lectures, and without upfront tuition?
We believed education was broken. Too expensive, too theoretical, too out of touch. So I left @Docker, and we built something radically different:
- Project-based.
- Peer-driven.
- Modeled after how engineers actually work.
And it worked.
We started in San Francisco with one small cohort and a big dream. Soon, we were training students who had never written a line of code, and watching them get hired at Apple, Tesla, Google, and beyond.
This was never a school for the privileged. It was built for the misfits, the underdogs, the ones no one expected to become engineers⊠until they did.
Then it grew. We expanded to Latin America, Africa, Europe, and the Middle East. From BogotĂĄ to Beirut, Tunis to Toulouse. From one crazy dream to a global impact.
Thousands of students trained. Many lives changed. Many ceilings shattered.
Along the way, we were backed by believers: Jeff Weiner, Jerry Yang, @solomonstre , @NeYoCompound, @priyankachopra, and so many others who saw what this could be.
We were also blessed with incredible investors and advisors who not only supported our vision, but stood by us through the hard times, through COVID, through the crazy battle with Californiaâs BPPE, and through every challenge that comes with trying to disrupt an old system. We couldnât have done it without them.
In 2022, Holberton evolved. The brand and franchise were acquired in France by our former COO, @42Krp, who has done an incredible job expanding the Holberton School Network into even more countries.
@cyrjulien, another key early team member, now leads Holberton franchises. Under his leadership, France has become the country with the most Holberton Schools in the world with 12 campuses!
Meanwhile, the platform and technology were acquired by @alx_africa , and this is where something magical happened. @FredSwaniker gave me the opportunity to continue with my vision, but much bigger and much faster than I ever thought possible. With the support of the @MastercardFdn, we went from âno upfront tuitionâ to completely free. Education became not just accessible, but radically inclusive. And we scaled like never before in Africa.
Today, inside ALX, the Holbertonâs engine powers one of the most ambitious software engineering programs in the world and since we joined forces, we served 1.29 million learners with programs constantly evolving, continuously updated, always learner-first.
We donât sit still. We keep shipping. We update our curriculum relentlessly, because the industry moves fast, and our students deserve to move faster.
Almost every single week, I receive private messages from students who have found jobs - most of the time, their first job - and they want to say thank you. They tell me how #ALX_SE changed their life. How they now support their families. How they finally feel like they belong. This is what keeps me going. I may just have the best job in the world.
And the ripple effect keeps growing.
My wife, @Sophie_RB42 (my âco-founder in the shadowâ who ran Holberton ops from the trenches) is now building Octoprep.ai with @_MariemEhab, an #ALX_SE grad, to support the global community of job-seekers, helping them get prepared for interviews, fast-tracking their journey to a job.
So many alumni are stepping up in powerful ways. @nuux_tv, @DohouDaniel10 and others are mentoring and building new learning communities. @YoussefCharifH2 and @AbduuHany launched RemoteOtter.com to help students find remote jobs globally. Hundreds of alumni are giving back one way or another.
This is what legacy looks like.
It almost sounds like we have made it. Don't be so sure. 10 years later, the world has changed dramatically. âAI is coming for your job!â. We hear it all the time. And itâs true, to an extent (Though today, itâs more like: someone who is using AI is coming for your job.) AI is rewriting the rules. Everything is shifting. We all have to adapt and learn to work with AI.
So here we are again, 10 years later. Once more, we need to rethink education. For everyone. And thatâs exactly what weâre doing at ALX. I know Florian, and the network of incredible Holberton partners are also working actively on this.
The next 10 years are going to be wild. Weâre building the foundation for another new kind of world, that needs a new kind of education that embraces the Future. We need something radically different:
- Project-based.
- Peer-driven - with some peers being AI-powered.
- Modeled after how engineers actually work.
Sounds familiar? Letâs do it again.
[And now⊠time for pictures!] đđ§”
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Happy #TransDayOfVisibility
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So true. đ
I have so much to say about thisâŠbut Iâll say this for now: I know a guy who runs a sales recruiting outfit that only places former competitive athletes in sales roles.
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One of the most dangerous temptations investors face is the temptation to find problems with startups in order to show how clever they are. This can make them reject companies that end up doing well.
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Vous avez vraiment lâimpression que la libertĂ© dâexpression est bĂąillonnĂ©e? Vous pouvez dĂ©velopper lĂ car jâai du mal Ă comprendreâŠ
Câest ridicule. Les trois quarts des français nâarrĂȘtent pas de critiquer leur gouvernement sur tous les forums imaginables. OĂč est la censure?
Le vice président américain Vance vient de mettre un gros coup de pression au terrible DSA de Thierry Breton.
« Câest une chose dâinterdire un prĂ©dateur sexuel sur internet, câen est une autre de censurer un adulte qui aurait une opinion diffĂ©rente de celle de son gouvernement. » đđđđđđ
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"Remember, it didnât start with gas chambers. It started with politicians dividing the people with âus vs. them.â It started with intolerance and hate speech, and when people stopped caring, became desensitized, and turned a blind eye, it became a slippery slope to genocide".



























