Kevin Cojean

Torille! 🇫🇮

Articles

  1. Flight migraines
  2. Retour d'expérience de la VAE pour un Bachelor ...
  3. The simplest morning routine which gives me the...
  4. My Taskwarrior Workflow
  5. Tiling managers for KDE Plasma on Ubuntu
  6. [Vim] You should use commit hashes in your vim-...

Code snippets

  1. Using different Git identities for different pr...
  2. Your favorite dev tools shouldn't pollute a sha...
  3. Combining the asdf version manager with the Jav...
  4. Automatically snoozing all incoming emails unti...
  5. Why Google Antigravity beats Claude's subscript...
  6. LLM auto-complete plugin for Vim for OpenAI, Mi...
  7. [KDE] CTRL+T Shortcut: Focus or Launch Konsole ...
  8. [Vim] Proper code folding for Python files
  9. [Vim] How to compile Vim
  10. Researching the best small VPS for under 5 euro...
  11. [Vim] Fuzzy finding a string within a project w...
  12. [Vim] Prank your coworker by forcing them to us...
  13. A monadic Result type using generics in Python
  14. Interacting with Bitwarden in your terminal
  15. [Vim] Disabling typehint diagnostics for the `p...
  16. Free git repository with actual large file stor...
  17. Script utilitaire pour générer automatiquement ...
  18. [Vim] Navigating between Tmux panes using Vim m...
  19. Autogenerating an OpenAPI json file using Maven

Thoughts

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End to end testing, always.

Overall, I feel like 'mocking'/'stubbing' in unit tests most of the time create more surprises and problems than they solve. Prefer E2E testing !

It finally happened, I've decided to move to Estonia!

Cutting distractions and removing your online presence also means you must accept to live in silence sometimes.

I had no idea you could change the subject of a forwarded email in Gmail, very useful.

The 'Nord' theme ports are great for working outdoors wearing sunglasses without having to turn on white-mode.

Are you solving problems or putting Lego bricks together?

Working using the /handoff command is so good

The CTRL+M keybind on Linux is under-rated; most applications such as web-browsers highjack it; it's really nice to using that instead of <Enter> for line returns.