2026
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Digital Sovereignty & AI: The Strategic Cost of InactionEN
AI is moving from experimentation to infrastructure. Waiting is costly, blind adoption is dangerous: when agents write your software, where they run and under which law becomes the strategic question.
Hanoi Fork It
2025
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Stratégie internationale de Clever CloudFR
A fragmenting digital world; sovereignty of data, money and skills; local co-construction. Field notes from Morocco, Côte d'Ivoire and Kazakhstan, and what comes next in North America and Southeast Asia.
Paris ACCES — Amazing Clever Cloud Enterprise Summit
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La domotique débridée, du sac poubelle au sanglierFR
Closing keynote with Sylvain Wallez: frugal, cloud-free home automation with Home Assistant and cheap hardware.
Toulouse DevFest Toulouse, keynote, with Sylvain Wallez
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Deploy Anything with AI: From Elixir to Rust to Edge FunctionsEN
De-rusting my coding muscles without coding: a handpan tablature app built by copy-pasting ChatGPT 3.5, then rebuilt from toy to tool with Windsurf and Claude Code. What AI does well, and where engineering still matters.
Bangkok Fork It
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Homelab Renaissance: 21 Stacks, 200 Services, Full AutonomyEN
From owning to renting, and back. A tour of a self-hosted digital life: ~200 services, run in about an hour a week, with one explicit exception. The goal isn't No-Cloud; it's Know-Cloud.
Kuala Lumpur Fork It
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Stratégie internationaleFR
Clever Cloud's international strategy. Same day: round table “Autonomie stratégique vs. souveraineté numérique” and “Un écosystème pour l'international” with Léonard Cox (Horkos Partners).
Nantes Clever Cloud Fest 2025
2019
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Déployer et administrer facilement des services Moodle / Mahara grâce à Docker / KubernetesFR
Running Moodle and Mahara at the scale of a school network with containers and Kubernetes (Mission laïque française era).
Rennes MoodleMoot France 2019
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Stratégie pédagogique numérique du réseau mlfmondeFR
Presenting the digital teaching strategy of the mlfmonde school network, with Gaëlle Charcosset.
Zaragoza 1ères Rencontres #mlfnumérique, with Gaëlle Charcosset
2026
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#166Classificateurs, IA locale et CAO : l'IA sort du codeFR
with Ivan Dalmet
MACI 1 h 00
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#165Du vibe coding au design produitFR
with Ivan Dalmet
MACI 1 h 02
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Clever Cloud, catalyseur de la souveraineté numériqueEN
Short interview on the VivaTech floor: international expansion and data sovereignty.
VivaTech 2026, MyGlobalVillage Interview, 2 min
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#161Open source, IA et business modelFR
with Gravenilvec
MACI 1 h 03
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#160Asynconf, Nostr et open sourceFR
with Gravenilvec
MACI 1 h 06
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#157PostgreSQL, Redis et ReactFR
with Ludovic Dussart de Zatsit
MACI 59 min
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#156Agents IA, OpenAPI et WASMFR
with Ludovic Dussart de Zatsit
MACI 58 min
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#153LLM mobile, open source et jQuery 4FR
with David Caussinus
MACI 1 h 00
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La définition même du cloud souverainFR
Long-format interview (2h) with Anthony of Cloud Mercato: what a sovereign cloud actually is.
Cloud Mercato Interview
2025
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#147Rust, Materia et Open SourceFR
with Rudy BAER et Jean-Philippe BACONNAIS
MACI 1 h 16
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MACI 58 min
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MACI 1 h 01
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MACI 1 h 00
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#131Home Assistant - domotique open source à tous les étagesFR
In this episode: home automation, exploring everything Home Assistant can do, the free and open-source way to run your whole home.
MACI 58 min
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MACI 1 h 11
2024
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MACI 57 min
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MACI 57 min
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MACI 46 min
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#112Le radar du sommeil satellise des rapsberry débuggésFR
In this episode: live-coding for music, a new etching process for chips, a bug bounty on Raspberry Pi and home automation, before we have fun with 80s German pop.
MACI 52 min
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#111Aux origines du bug, la domotique pop et s’ouvre au protonFR
In this episode: a genuine bug, home automation and Proton, then back to the CrowdStrike crash, and we end with music, at the origins of electronic music.
MACI 55 min
Talks I carry around, ready to give at your meetup, school or conference, plus the ones already booked. Slides are open: have a look, then ask.
Ready to give
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WebSCUMM: writing an adventure game with my 3½-year-old… and an AIFREN
To announce a new baby to the family, my daughter and I made a SCUMM-style point & click game. Once the frame existed, she wrote 90% of the story as we went, and AI gave the speed to keep up with a 3-year-old's imagination. Then the game became WebSCUMM, an open-source engine.
On request Anyone: parents, makers, developers, retro-game fans
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Can this be hacked?FREN
A friend shows off his clay-shooting range and asks: can this be hacked? What follows is a hands-on lesson in how hackers think: listen, compare, understand, then build something better, with AI as an accelerator. Hacking means understanding, and understanding means improving.
On request General public, no technical background needed