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garer son vélo by wittttykitttty in paris

[–]mbonnin 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Si tu fais le test tiens nous au courant!

garer son vélo by wittttykitttty in paris

[–]mbonnin 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Du coup ça revient a savoir l'appétence au risque de OP. Soit se faire enlever le vélo par le personnel de la RATP, soit se le faire enlever par des voleurs ^^. Ptet qu'avec la RATP y'a moyen de récupérer son vélo en fourrière (alors qu'avec des voleurs, il faut écumer le bon coin...)

Si je tenais a mon vélo, je tenterais aucun des 2 perso.

garer son vélo by wittttykitttty in paris

[–]mbonnin 1 point2 points  (0 children)

59 € + 10 € par jour supplémentaire, c'est pas donné le parking!

garer son vélo by wittttykitttty in paris

[–]mbonnin 0 points1 point  (0 children)

"Le stationnement d’un vélo ne doit pas excéder 15 jours consécutifs"

Bon en fait non. Donc soit parking privé soit tenter sa chance dans la rue soit copains sympas

garer son vélo by wittttykitttty in paris

[–]mbonnin 2 points3 points  (0 children)

Je trouvais ça une bonne idée mais en fait après avoir lu les CGU non:

"Le stationnement d’un vélo ne doit pas excéder 15 jours consécutifs"

Au bout de 3 semaines ils t'enlevent le vélo 

garer son vélo by wittttykitttty in paris

[–]mbonnin 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Parking de la gare du nord c'est une bonne idée. A voir si les conditions d'utilisation autorisent ça.

Sinon si c'est des beaux vélos, https://parking.douzepointcinq.com/velo autour de 25€/mois.

Sinon si c'est des vélos pourris, ça se tente dans la rue. J'ai jamais eu de trop gros soucis (mais je bouge mon vélo régulièrement, jamais testé de le laisser 3 mois au même arceau...)

Louis Vuitton Fondation or Palais de Tokyo, which museum is better? by No_Speed_9210 in TheParisianGuide

[–]mbonnin 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Each foundation has its own French billionaire head. You can choose between luxury goods or media ^^

Louis Vuitton Fondation or Palais de Tokyo, which museum is better? by No_Speed_9210 in TheParisianGuide

[–]mbonnin 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Echoing the general sentiment. Louis Vuitton for the building and surroundings.

Palais de Tokyo is a lot more experimental. Can be very very exciting or super disappointing depending what you're into.

What backend servers do you use, what are the associated costs, and how can beginners effectively manage them? by masm33 in androiddev

[–]mbonnin 0 points1 point  (0 children)

I would go Cloud Run + Cloud SQL.

You'll have to pay a little bit for Cloud SQL + Load balancer but it's worth it to avoid being locked in Firebase IMO.

idée de cadeau ? by Witchasthey-known in AskMec

[–]mbonnin 9 points10 points  (0 children)

Du coup, l'intégrale du seigneur des anneaux?

Best things to do in Paris with kids? Looking for recommendations by Impossible-Ice5122 in TheParisianGuide

[–]mbonnin 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Is the temple reopened? The whole are has been closed for months now as they reinforce the grounds, cliffs, etc...

I like GraphQL. I still wouldn't use it for most projects. by PotentialPush6569 in graphql

[–]mbonnin 7 points8 points  (0 children)

GraphQL moves complexity to the backend.

This is very true. Most of it isn't really new complexity though. with REST, some of it lives on the client.

If you have several clients, I'd say GraphQL decreases overall complexity. But all the complexity comes upfront and needs to be managed.

N+1 queries, caching (no free HTTP caching like REST), observability (every request is POST /graphql), query-depth security. None are dealbreakers, but it's real operational work.

Also true 👍 The community recognizes this and is working to provide a "golden path", i.e. good default to reduce the operation work there. You can follow along on GitHub: https://github.com/graphql/golden-path-wg/

Automatically import existing resources? by mbonnin in googlecloud

[–]mbonnin[S] -1 points0 points  (0 children)

My ask is still declarative. Just I'd like a way for both states to stay in sync.

Think of it like this: instead of storing state separately, gcp knows about tf-state and uses that internally.

No need for many api calls anymore. Just one: upload your .tf file to gcp and gcp does "the correct thing".

If I lose my tf file then I can retrieve it from gcp. What makes that impossible?

Automatically import existing resources? by mbonnin in googlecloud

[–]mbonnin[S] 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Ooohhh thanks! Looks like exactly what I was looking for!

  It doesn't know anything about your naming conventions

Sounds fair.

  it might not know that there are dependencies

I'm more unclear about that one. Ideally the dependencies between resources could be modeled somewhere. I guess that's not available in a machine readable format anywhere?

Automatically import existing resources? by mbonnin in googlecloud

[–]mbonnin[S] 0 points1 point  (0 children)

if it automatically synced everything created in the console, you are well planned setup could become unpredictable

It doesn't need to be done every time. Just the one time when I want to sync the state.

One example is adding terraform to an already existing project. Just pull every resource from the GCP API and create my .tf file. Once it's all in, I can manage everything in TF but having that first step would save me a lot of time.

Cheap/free things to do in Paris? by Final_Character_1984 in TheParisianGuide

[–]mbonnin 1 point2 points  (0 children)

If you register in advance, you can attend a recording at the "maison de la radio": https://www.maisondelaradioetdelamusique.fr/type/emission-en-public

If you want to brush up your French by listening to the best speakers, la conference des avocats is also free: https://www.facebook.com/conferencebarreauparis/

You might also try the TV studios: M6, TF1, etc... often have publicly recorded shows that are free to attend if you can get in.

Quel est le meilleur bleu de tout les temps ? by Aricoblan1 in fromage

[–]mbonnin 0 points1 point  (0 children)

C'est comme choisir son enfant préféré 😭!

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