Music, with a kickass upcoming Do Make Say Think \o/.

Information from this week:

• [fr] Nouveau Projet sur viol et prostitution : Denis Mukwege, et Bangladesh : Daulatdia, la ville des prostituées.
• Derek Sivers: Art is useless, and so am I.
• [fr] #Datagueule 71 - Inégalité des sexes : « Liberté, Égalité, Adelphité ».
• Deb Chachra: Indicator species, tech bros as indicator species of ecosystem imbalance: "Like an algal bloom, their overabundance is a sign that the balance is amiss". Via jwz.
• [fr] Alexandre Delaigue : Tout le monde se fiche de la dette publique.
• Let It Crash and SO: Is Erlang's let-it-crash philosophy applicable elsewhere?, which links to A crash course in failure:

  This is also a coding philosophy for the Erlang language. The view is that you don't need to program defensively. If there are any errors, the process is automatically terminated, and this is reported to any processes that were monitoring the crashed process. In fact, defensive programming in Erlang is frowned upon.

• [fr/qc] IRIS: Hydro-Québec et la vente à perte aux États-Unis.
• Exciting WebAssembly/wasm stuff:
  • Mozilla: Previewing the WebAssembly Explorer.
  • Rasmus Andersson: Introduction to WebAssembly
  • Alon Zakai: WebAssembly - Under the hood
• Google's "One True Answer" problem - When featured snippets go bad and Google is lying to you about onions and blaming me for it, on Google's not-so-helpful machine-learning-powered answer extraction. Via DF.
• Fun Fun Function: Coding and cooking, on tools and external dependencies.
• You already knew it, but Jeff Atwood: Password rules are bullshit.
• xkcd #1807: Listening, excellent.
• [fr] Laissez parler les petits papiers..., marci Laurène :)