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guys, what do I do when my battery fell in love ?

https://nesbitt.io/2026/02/03/incident-report-cve-2024-yikes.html this is comedy gold 😂

https://checkmygit.com/EDM115 a nice website with 2 other styles available for sharing images like this. clean UI and fast

update, again (recap of the past 3 months) : - proper error page - OG images have been refreshed to use the same fonts as the website, nicer icons glow, entirely new renderer (5-6x faster), proper colors based on GitHub linguist, don't embed project og images…

https://peps.python.org/pep-0810/ Lazy imports to drop in Python 3.15 TL;DR : instead of from package import func you could do lazy from package import func, which will only load the package when you use func for the first time. This will improve memory usage, startup time and unnecessary CPU usage. a win-win !

also if you follow me on GitHub, you might be like "why did this mf create 25 repos yesterday ?" most of my school work during my CS studies, if not all, can be found at https://github.com/EDM115/school-codes-v2, but everything's sorted by class key and ain't easy to navigate for a while I wanted to extract the projects as standalone repos to 1) showcase them off and 2) serve as an easier inspiration starting point. also cool to see how my coding style evolved (I did reformat everything to use 2space indentation tho) commits have been created with roughly the date at which the codes were actually written for accuracy. some are mishmash of a specific language (python, java, sql, ...) over a year with multiple projects, other are fully fleshed out projects that are cool to look at. READMEs have been mostly written by GPT 5.5 because I couldn't be bothered with reading 212 129 Lines of Code all over again the cluedo, weather-webapp and todo-webapp are really representative of the style I liked back then (Vuetify 3) and if you wanna play, check https://github.com/EDM115/tetris-py which I made quite randomly in math class as part of a SAT Solver. I thought if the teacher had some fun maybe we'll get a better grade lol looking back at it, I realized that school was the only time where I "vibe-coded" in the regular sense, just proompting until I get what I want as a result, most of the code in those 25 repos can be considered "slop", but there's still a quite decent part made entirely by myself with interesting technical twists. it's all yours to explore, free. most of my work is opensource and if I have private repos, they'll get made public at some point anyway :)

also I did my interview pray for me that I get the role 🥹🙏

also teaser 🤭

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https://github.blog/news-insights/company-news/bringing-more-transparency-to-githubs-status-page/

https://muffin.ink/blog/scratch-svg-sanitization/ the story of the SVG render used in Scratch and all vulnerabilities it had a very interesting read

GitHub Copilot to switch to token-based billing it was expected, but not that soon... Starting June 1st, 2026, GitHub Copilot will switch from Premium Requests to GitHub AI Credits. Basically instead of having 300 requests (whether it's one message or an hour long session), you're actually billed per-token like with every other API. Was good while it lasted... They are of course doing that because the current model isn't sustainable and abuses their infra, people used the Ask Question tool to run hour-long sessions and only be billed 1 request, with the model simply using it to ask for the next prompt. A quick recap of changes : - Pro plan gives 1000 monthly AI Credits, Pro+ gives 3900 (1 credit => $0.01) - Users will see in May in their Billing settings an estimate of their current usage with the new system - Models multipliers will also change, with no more 0x models, best Claude ones becoming 27x and best OpenAI ones becoming 6x (no pricing update for 5.5 yet) - GitHub Copilot code review will start consuming GitHub Actions minutes on top of those AI Credits - ChatGPT 5.3-Codex is removed from self-selection in the Student plan (right now) but stays available in Auto selection [blog post, individuals pricing, models multipliers, review action blog, student blog]