François Leblanc
@leblancfg.hachyderm.io.ap.brid.gy
Senior data engineer, Augmented Engineering at Shopify
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Activity on Strava: https://www.strava.com/activities/16702474652
HR drift indicative of upper Z2... or perhaps Z3. But no lactic acid feeling in legs, which was the goal.
HR drift indicative of upper Z2... or perhaps Z3. But no lactic acid feeling in legs, which was the goal.
Z2 on the Echo Bike | Strava
Heyyy facteur de conversion ~+30% de ton FTP sur un fan bike, on dirait. | Strava
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December 10, 2025 at 12:34 PM
Activity on Strava: https://www.strava.com/activities/16702474652
HR drift indicative of upper Z2... or perhaps Z3. But no lactic acid feeling in legs, which was the goal.
HR drift indicative of upper Z2... or perhaps Z3. But no lactic acid feeling in legs, which was the goal.
At the moment, my FTP is ~240W on a bike. Meaning my Z2 range is 145-185W. I started 46 minutes at an average of 211W, and my heart stayed in #z2 for all but the last few minutes.
I’d need to do a proper FTP test on the fan bike to get a conversion.
I’d need to do a proper FTP test on the fan bike to get a conversion.
December 10, 2025 at 11:42 AM
At the moment, my FTP is ~240W on a bike. Meaning my Z2 range is 145-185W. I started 46 minutes at an average of 211W, and my heart stayed in #z2 for all but the last few minutes.
I’d need to do a proper FTP test on the fan bike to get a conversion.
I’d need to do a proper FTP test on the fan bike to get a conversion.
@TTimo FWIW, my experience over 8+ Python projects is that uv is a joy (especially once you go all in, and don’t use the `uv pip` escape hatch).
There’s a learning curve. Once you learn it, it just works well in monorepos, is reams faster, and CI is so much faster.
I don’t agree with comments […]
There’s a learning curve. Once you learn it, it just works well in monorepos, is reams faster, and CI is so much faster.
I don’t agree with comments […]
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December 7, 2025 at 3:52 AM
@TTimo FWIW, my experience over 8+ Python projects is that uv is a joy (especially once you go all in, and don’t use the `uv pip` escape hatch).
There’s a learning curve. Once you learn it, it just works well in monorepos, is reams faster, and CI is so much faster.
I don’t agree with comments […]
There’s a learning curve. Once you learn it, it just works well in monorepos, is reams faster, and CI is so much faster.
I don’t agree with comments […]
Similar to Rails Solid queues, but the “durable” part is interesting: jobs are checkpointed
December 6, 2025 at 12:52 PM
Similar to Rails Solid queues, but the “durable” part is interesting: jobs are checkpointed
Heartfelt thanks to all seven of you for whom that joke landed, it’s a deep cut.
December 1, 2025 at 9:21 PM
Heartfelt thanks to all seven of you for whom that joke landed, it’s a deep cut.
Reposted by François Leblanc
@leblancfg so basically `function rcx { cargo install --locked $1 && $1 || cargo remove $1 }`, right?
I could add installing into temporary location using `--root` option.
I could add installing into temporary location using `--root` option.
November 27, 2025 at 6:46 PM
@leblancfg so basically `function rcx { cargo install --locked $1 && $1 || cargo remove $1 }`, right?
I could add installing into temporary location using `--root` option.
I could add installing into temporary location using `--root` option.
@michalfita `npx` is basically just syntactic sugar around "download this binary to the cache and run it" without installing it.
November 27, 2025 at 4:35 PM
@michalfita `npx` is basically just syntactic sugar around "download this binary to the cache and run it" without installing it.