Hi, I’m Sylvain Bougerel

I’ve always been rather ashamed of my shabby typing speed. When I code, I sometimes spend as much time correcting as writing. It’s painful to watch, it’s such a dent on productivity. Last March, I started to use MonkeyType and since June, I also added Keybr to my routine. It’s been 6 months, and I’ve made noticeable progress. Not as fast as I hoped to be frank, but I’m satisfied with the results so far....

Since I’m currently looking for a job, I try to train daily on Leetcode. I started with a now classic study plan, originally authored by Yang Shun Tay and hosted on Grind75. Eventually though, Leetcode presented me with a tiling problem that I found immediately appealing: Domino and tromino tiling. Spoiler alert: the following content reveals the solution to the problem If you don’t know the problem yet, take a look at the description in the link....

This is the last part of a 3 part series: Introduction, Logseq and Termux on mobile Improving Logseq and Org-roam interoperability Automating synchronisation (this part) This post will cover automating synchronisation between the 2 mediums, to the point where you will almost forget it is there. It’s not perfect (merge conflicts sometime arise) but for the most part, it works flawlessly. Automatic synchronisation in Emacs There’s many ways to automatically synchronise Git repositories on your desktop....

This is the second part of a 3 part series: Introduction, Logseq and Termux on mobile Improving Logseq and Org-roam interoperability (this part) Automating synchronisation This part covers my Emacs configuration and package to enable Org-roam and Logseq interoperability. I personally use Emacs on my desktop and Logseq on the go, but if you plan to use both on the same machine, this post should apply as well. Org-roam configuration I’ve introduced some of it in my previous post, to detail Logseq’s configuration....

This is the first part of a 3 part series: Introduction, Logseq and Termux on mobile (this part) Improving Logseq and Org-roam interoperability Automating synchronisation I started to use Logseq in the fall of 2023, and with almost 9 months of use, I’m confident it is a great mobile application for Org-roam. Some applications do a better job at being compatible with the Org file format (e.g. organice) however they do not support Org-roam readily....

This post was exported from Emacs org-mode (with org-roam) using ox-hugo. Yes, that’s all there is to that post. But I’m gonna leave it there for keepsake.

I started playing puzzles on codingames.com recently. Although many challenges can be solved by beginners, getting to the top spots on the ladder for the toughest challenges demands a lot of time investment. Which makes it a great game. The game I focus on is Mad Pod Racing, it plays in an arena where your bot meets another bot. Your bot has a finite amount of time for each move. This became an excuse to look into approx fast integer operations....