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      <description>DHH is rebuilding HEY without Rails, and Lucas Dohmen says Rails is done. I think there&#39;s still plenty left to do.</description>
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      <title>Rails est-il vraiment fini ?</title>
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      <description>DHH reconstruit HEY sans Rails, Lucas Dohmen le déclare terminé. Moi, je trouve qu&#39;il reste plein de choses à faire.</description>
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      <title>Du comment au pourquoi</title>
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      <description>CTO, CTPO. Quatre lettres au lieu de trois. Le titre a changé en une phrase. Le câblage dans ma tête, ça prend un peu plus longtemps.</description>
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      <title>Déléguer à l&#39;aveugle</title>
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      <description>Le PM donne le contexte produit. Le dev donne le contexte technique. La machine comble le reste avec des défauts.</description>
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      <title>Trois scènes, même semaine</title>
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      <description>Le frontend fait le back. Le PM ship. Le senior ne code plus. Trois scènes d&#39;une semaine ordinaire qui posent des questions pas ordinaires.</description>
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      <title>L&#39;IA, les juniors et moi. Et si j&#39;étais juste un vieux con ?</title>
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      <description>Superviser l&#39;IA demande les compétences que l&#39;IA érode. J&#39;allais en faire un article inquiet sur les juniors. Et puis je me suis souvenu qu&#39;on m&#39;avait dit RTFM, que les DB c&#39;était lent, et que Google c&#39;était pour les feignasses.</description>
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      <title>L&#39;empreinte carbone de l&#39;IA : est-ce qu&#39;on regarde les bons problèmes ?</title>
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      <description>L&#39;empreinte carbone de l&#39;IA, tout le monde en parle. Personne ne mesure la même chose. Moi non plus.</description>
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      <title>Pourquoi Rails est devenu, par accident, le framework parfait pour l&#39;IA</title>
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      <description>Quelques mois à coder avec un LLM sur un projet Rails. Convention over Configuration, HTML côté serveur, densité du Ruby. Et cette question qui ne me lâche pas : est-ce que je code encore, ou est-ce que je supervise ?</description>
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      <title>Being explicit about expectations isn&#39;t micromanagement</title>
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      <description>Goals without explicit expectations are just wishes. I learned that being clear about what you need from senior engineers isn&#39;t micromanagement — it&#39;s good leadership. Because when everyone knows what good looks like, they can focus on delivering instead of mind-reading.</description>
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      <title>The Hidden Costs of Running a Global Engineering Team and Recipes for Mitigation</title>
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      <description>Time zones kill engineering velocity in ways that aren&#39;t obvious until you&#39;re stuck with them. Drawing from real experience managing teams across US and European time zones, I break down the hidden costs of global engineering teams and share battle-tested ways to minimize the damage.</description>
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      <title>MySQL 8 Features</title>
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