HN user

thiht

4,658 karma

Email: contact at thibaut-rousseau dot com

Posts33
Comments1,982
View on HN
blog.thibaut-rousseau.com 6mo ago

The most popular Go dependency is

thiht
2pts0
jessica.substack.com 10mo ago

The Trump Administration Says IUDs and the Pill Are Abortions

thiht
15pts2
www.cbsnews.com 11mo ago

Border Patrol agents show up outside of Gov. Gavin Newsom's press conference

thiht
106pts18
news.ycombinator.com 1y ago

Ask HN: I want to give coding AIs a fair shot, where do I start?

thiht
4pts1
blog.thibaut-rousseau.com 1y ago

SQL Transactions in Go: The Good Way

thiht
4pts0
blog.thibaut-rousseau.com 1y ago

Writing and testing a paginated API iterator in Go

thiht
67pts4
news.ycombinator.com 1y ago

Ask HN: Can a CLI tool be monetized?

thiht
8pts8
news.ycombinator.com 2y ago

Ask HN: What's the consensus on "unit" testing LLM prompts?

thiht
10pts5
news.ycombinator.com 2y ago

Ask HN: 1 passkey per device, or store it in password manager?

thiht
12pts4
news.ycombinator.com 2y ago

Ask HN: Is Threads dead?

thiht
23pts27
news.ycombinator.com 3y ago

Ask HN: Do you find Copilot useful?

thiht
2pts2
news.ycombinator.com 3y ago

Ask HN: Is Wikipedia SEO broken in other languages?

thiht
4pts1
news.ycombinator.com 3y ago

Ask HN: Is there an alternative CloudWatch UI?

thiht
14pts4
news.ycombinator.com 3y ago

Ask HN: Is there a reference of CLI tools with analytics?

thiht
5pts4
news.ycombinator.com 3y ago

Ask HN: Reasonably Priced MongoDB GUI?

thiht
3pts0
news.ycombinator.com 3y ago

Ask HN: How do you keep track of what you’ve read online?

thiht
2pts2
news.ycombinator.com 4y ago

Ask HN: Where to deploy a Docker container easily?

thiht
14pts23
news.ycombinator.com 4y ago

Ask HN: Can I filter submissions by domain TLD?

thiht
4pts4
news.ycombinator.com 4y ago

Ask HN: Do you have some well written resources on how to learn K8s as a dev?

thiht
18pts12
news.ycombinator.com 5y ago

Ask HN: Is there a reference of UX tips for various components?

thiht
5pts1
news.ycombinator.com 5y ago

Why has Google Translate become so bad?

thiht
4pts4
www.ovh.com 5y ago

Declarative integration tests in a microservice environment

thiht
1pts0
smocker.dev 6y ago

Show HN: Smocker, a simple and efficient HTTP mock server for functional tests

thiht
4pts2
news.ycombinator.com 6y ago

Why do you need to install Kubernetes on your local machine?

thiht
2pts2
news.ycombinator.com 7y ago

Ask HN: How Are the Play Store and the AppStore Not Monopolies?

thiht
3pts4
apple.stackexchange.com 7y ago

LibreOffice doesn't have an icon

thiht
36pts4
about.gitlab.com 8y ago

Gitlab 2018 Global Developer Report

thiht
2pts1
labs.spotify.com 9y ago

Squad Health Check model – visualizing what to improve (2014)

thiht
1pts0
dev.to 9y ago

Shell Scripts Matter

thiht
22pts1
www.commitstrip.com 9y ago

A server? That's so 2014

thiht
3pts0

Honestly maybe (and just maybe) waiving copyrights on all the written content that ever existed to create training data would be a good thing to do, laws are made up so we can decide it’s a good trade off as a society. But:

1. I feel like this should be discussed globally, there should be a public debate, a vote, and guardrails

2. It should not be in the hands of private companies, it should either be done by the government and made available to the public ; or if it’s done by private companies they should be mandated to give the training data to the government so it’s available to the public.

My point is we can decide to say it’s ok because LLMs are too important strategically. But if we do so it should benefit the public, not 5 mega corporations, training data should be considered as public infrastructure, like roads, rails, or the electricity grid. Societies are failing and this is just one more nail in the coffin.

I use Plex because the whole experience looks and feels more polished than Jellyfin (that’s personal but even the name Jellyfin irks me, I hate jellyfish), which is something I value more than openness. Also I bought the Plex lifetime a few years ago during Covid and at that time Jellyfin was nowhere near Plex in terms of user friendliness, Plex already had a TV app, a mobile app with ability to download locally, a feature to share access to anyone with a Plex account, automatic metadata update, etc. I don’t know if Jellyfin has all that even today.

If I were to make a choice today I think my first choice would still be Plex.

I’m not sure why this post even exists? It feels completely unnecessary. Don’t get me wrong, I like drama as much as the next guy, but it didn’t have to be public imo

Show HN: Zanagrams 24 days ago

The name of the game is confusing, I thought I had to find anagrams and didn't understand how to rearrange the letters

I’ll keep the status quo of rejecting MAGA lies over allowing Fox News as a reliable source any day

Go use conservapedia or grokpedia if you want the lies, no one is forcing you to use Wikipedia, and no one is asking for it to be turned into shit like everything the alt right touches

In place of strncpy, Linux kernel code should use strscpy() for NUL terminated destinations, strscpy_pad() for NUl-terminated destinations with zero-padding, strtomem_pad() for non-NUL-terminated fixed-width fields, memcpy_and_pad() for bounded copies with explicit padding, or memcpy() for known-length memory copies

What a nightmare, does it have to be so convoluted?

Volkswagen has a 10% market share in Europe (25% if you consider the whole group: Audi, Cupra, etc.)

Assuming 25% (might be overinflated) of GrapheneOS are European, that’s 10000 European GrapheneOS users who would buy a Volkswagen car (assuming an unbiased distribution of GrapheneOS users, which is probably not the case though).

I don’t think Volkswagen is in a strong position to say they don’t care about 10000 sales in Europe only.

A mobile Tic Tac Toe with ~20 (for now) game variants :) Besides the basic game, variants range from simple stuff (5x5 grid for example), to well known variants (ultimate tic tac toe where each cell is a tic tac toe grid), and also more exotic variants I came up with (crossover with other games, think Tic Tac Toe x Minesweeper)

Most of the game variants I want to release in the first batch are done, but and I’m currently tweaking the AI to make the game more challenging but not perfect.

Apple WWDC 2026 1 month ago

The camera is a vehicle to capture the realness of the world around us, including the imperfect moments

I mean... that's your opinion, not a fact :)

I kinda agree, yet I will make small edits to my pictures to make them more like I felt than how it looked. Maybe in a happy moment the sky was more blue to me than it actually was and I want my picture to reflect it. Maybe I was happier and less tired than the picture remembers it and I want to fix it.

If some people want to AI process their pictures to make them match their memories better, or even to shape better memories, who are we to judge?

Since everyone hates Plex here apparently here's a positive feedback. I bought the lifetime pass for $90 a few years ago and didn't even use it that much at first. I just launched Plex Server from my MacBook from time to time to watch movies on my TV that were not available on Netflix, Prime Video or Disney+ (I subscribed to all three), because it was apparently the easiest way to watch a movie on TV from a laptop without using an HDMI cable.

With time passing and the pricing of 3 platforms becoming more and more ridiculous for less and less convenience, I completely migrated to Plex 2 years ago. It's been working flawlessly so far. The UX is not perfect but good enough, it syncs with my phone and iPad, I can download episodes in advance when traveling, I can share access with friends easily... Probably the best $90 I've ever spent for a lifetime pass.

Maybe Jellyfin or Emby would work just as well, I honestly don't know. But Plex is fine.