Stéphane Péchard
@s13d.bsky.social
Almost a normal guy. Works on mobile applications and services. PhD in visual quality for HDTV (a long time ago). Plays the drums.
Is there a way to get nicer transition animation than just blinking?
Thanks!
Thanks!
November 17, 2025 at 5:08 PM
Is there a way to get nicer transition animation than just blinking?
Thanks!
Thanks!
Did you try it? How does it compare to Junie?
October 24, 2025 at 12:53 PM
Did you try it? How does it compare to Junie?
Nice one!
More readable than 'A( )n( )ode to Modifiers', which would have been more accurate to me, but maybe it's because English is not my primary language ;-)
Looking forward to watching it anyway, congrats for the acceptation 🎉
More readable than 'A( )n( )ode to Modifiers', which would have been more accurate to me, but maybe it's because English is not my primary language ;-)
Looking forward to watching it anyway, congrats for the acceptation 🎉
August 22, 2025 at 1:56 PM
Nice one!
More readable than 'A( )n( )ode to Modifiers', which would have been more accurate to me, but maybe it's because English is not my primary language ;-)
Looking forward to watching it anyway, congrats for the acceptation 🎉
More readable than 'A( )n( )ode to Modifiers', which would have been more accurate to me, but maybe it's because English is not my primary language ;-)
Looking forward to watching it anyway, congrats for the acceptation 🎉
Y'a déjà certains signes en ce sens : www.telegraph.co.uk/business/202...
The warning signs the AI bubble is about to burst
Shock sell-off after study warns most investments in artificial intelligence get zero returns
www.telegraph.co.uk
August 21, 2025 at 7:41 AM
Y'a déjà certains signes en ce sens : www.telegraph.co.uk/business/202...
Been following maestro for a while now, it works well. But I wonder where Google itself is headed with "journeys", which is supposed to have the same purpose, more or less.
Still, maestro has a much stronger maturity.
Still, maestro has a much stronger maturity.
July 18, 2025 at 8:16 AM
Been following maestro for a while now, it works well. But I wonder where Google itself is headed with "journeys", which is supposed to have the same purpose, more or less.
Still, maestro has a much stronger maturity.
Still, maestro has a much stronger maturity.