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Weekly Notes, February 20, 2026

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I still have quite a bit of work ahead, but I’ve made solid progress on the edits for _L'Enfant des (...) Two weeks ago, I discussed my work as a consultant and explained the approaches I’ve encountered thr (...) Last weekend, I participated in the bird count at Lac d’Orient, organized by the LPO. Counting birds (...) I’m not entirely sure how we got here, but my partner and I just finished the second season of *Les Petits Meurtres d’Agatha Christie* (...) My personal technique as a cat owner to avoid being bothered while working. I have a cozy cat bed on

Weekly Notes, February 13, 2026

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Le Cabinet des Mauvais Souvenirs (...) Since I’m required to familiarize myself with AI for work, I’ve started a pet project that could ser (...) I’ve finally started my first sowings. After a week, the lettuce and square peas are beginning to sp (...) Earlier, I was listening to a track from the stunning soundtrack of Expédition 33. It made me want t

Weekly Notes, February 6, 2026

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If all goes as planned, I should be exhibiting the weekend of June 7th at the *Printemps des Viennes* in Troyes. (...) I’m a consultant. Lately, I’ve been spending more time auditing codebases than actually coding. My j (...) I hadn’t mentioned it before, but some time ago, I watched *Zootopia 2*.

Weekly Notes, January 30, 2026

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Le Cabinet des Mauvais Souvenirs (...) Since I like the Ember (...) It’s the end of January. For those who can, it’s already time to start sowing seeds indoors. Have I

Weekly Notes, January 23, 2026

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Le Cabinet des Mauvais Souvenirs (...) Today, I would like to talk about the Ember.js (...) The National Garden Birds Count

Weekly Notes, January 16, 2026

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This is new, I just found out. From now on, requesting additional ISBNs is no longer free. AFNIL has published its pricing (...) Since I’ve been quite exhausted this week and couldn’t invest as much time in my work as I’d hoped, (...) The National Garden Bird Count (in France) (...) I started swimming in 2023. I thought improving my physical fitness with a low-impact sport would he

Weekly Notes, January 9, 2026

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Le Cabinet des Mauvais Souvenirs (...) I’m continuing my exploration of the Hugo (...) Last weekend, it snowed in my town, that's rare enough to be worth mentioning. The ground is frozen, (...) *Mixed Forest*

Track Record 2025

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2025 was not a year of dramatic twists and turns for me; it was more of a continuation of 2024. It was somewhat the year of doubt. Even though I adjusted my path to better align with my aspirations, my mood is struggling to recover. I have new resolutions to test.

Developer, gardener, which one is it again?

Categories: Engineering
Tags: web garden

Hi folks! My name is Marine, and I have a problem: I struggle with allocating my life time to all the things I like to do, because I like very different things. Unless… I like these things because they’re not that different? For instance, my official job is “senior software engineer” — which basically means I’ve been building web apps for a while. But I also like to sit behind my window and watching birds in my garden — which implies birds visit my garden. At first glance, these activities are entirely different. However, I’ve been doing both for years, and I can tell they’re just the indoor version and outdoor version of the same kind of endless work.

The Ember Initiative Journey 🐹❤️ Week 19

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Week 19 - The road to v2 for ember-scroll-modifiers

#web #emberjs #open_source #ember_scroll_modifiers #addon_v2 #migration_steps #guides

This week, I had two workdays allocated to the Initiative. I am thrilled to say that they’ve been well used, but I wish I could have more time to tackle a bigger scope. Fortunately, there is a type of task that perfectly fits ~2 or ~3 days, and this is the conversion of a community addon to v2 format.