Pierro ✨
@pierremouchan.com
New product → heynds.com
🏆 Earned $10k+ with my first product
🚀 I help aspiring entrepreneurs confidently launch their passion projects into profitable online businesses
Links, products and collabs ↓
https://pmhn.cc/links
🏆 Earned $10k+ with my first product
🚀 I help aspiring entrepreneurs confidently launch their passion projects into profitable online businesses
Links, products and collabs ↓
https://pmhn.cc/links
Result: I spend less time wandering through documentation and more time writing code that I truly understand.
If you'd like a complete tutorial on how I do it, feel free to let me know in the comments 😊
If you'd like a complete tutorial on how I do it, feel free to let me know in the comments 😊
November 20, 2025 at 10:34 AM
Result: I spend less time wandering through documentation and more time writing code that I truly understand.
If you'd like a complete tutorial on how I do it, feel free to let me know in the comments 😊
If you'd like a complete tutorial on how I do it, feel free to let me know in the comments 😊
If I get stuck, I ask Cursor to guide me step by step, then to explain why the solution works and what I missed.
In parallel, I keep all the sheets and exchanges as a learning journal, so I can easily revisit a concept without starting from scratch.
In parallel, I keep all the sheets and exchanges as a learning journal, so I can easily revisit a concept without starting from scratch.
November 20, 2025 at 10:34 AM
If I get stuck, I ask Cursor to guide me step by step, then to explain why the solution works and what I missed.
In parallel, I keep all the sheets and exchanges as a learning journal, so I can easily revisit a concept without starting from scratch.
In parallel, I keep all the sheets and exchanges as a learning journal, so I can easily revisit a concept without starting from scratch.
Very quickly, I move to practical application: I create an example application that forces me to explore different states, patterns, and functionalities of the language, rather than getting stuck on theory.
My rule: I always try to code the functionality myself first.
My rule: I always try to code the functionality myself first.
November 20, 2025 at 10:34 AM
Very quickly, I move to practical application: I create an example application that forces me to explore different states, patterns, and functionalities of the language, rather than getting stuck on theory.
My rule: I always try to code the functionality myself first.
My rule: I always try to code the functionality myself first.
Each time we cover an important concept, I ask it for a summary sheet: definition, examples, common pitfalls, best practices.
This gives me a personal mini-documentation that I can revisit whenever I want to reactivate a concept.
This gives me a personal mini-documentation that I can revisit whenever I want to reactivate a concept.
November 20, 2025 at 10:34 AM
Each time we cover an important concept, I ask it for a summary sheet: definition, examples, common pitfalls, best practices.
This gives me a personal mini-documentation that I can revisit whenever I want to reactivate a concept.
This gives me a personal mini-documentation that I can revisit whenever I want to reactivate a concept.
Based on that, I ask it for a clear direction: a roadmap with the key concepts to cover, in what order, and what project to aim for to put them into practice.
November 20, 2025 at 10:34 AM
Based on that, I ask it for a clear direction: a roadmap with the key concepts to cover, in what order, and what project to aim for to put them into practice.
First, I explain to Cursor why I'm there: the language I want to learn, my past experience with other languages, and my working style.
November 20, 2025 at 10:34 AM
First, I explain to Cursor why I'm there: the language I want to learn, my past experience with other languages, and my working style.
→ It is a strategic opportunity to capture attention and retain your users with a new interactive approach / "Wow" effect ;)
If you ever think a 3D experience could help your business, feel free to let me know in the comments ;)
Source: Ubutsu.
If you ever think a 3D experience could help your business, feel free to let me know in the comments ;)
Source: Ubutsu.
November 19, 2025 at 11:02 AM
→ It is a strategic opportunity to capture attention and retain your users with a new interactive approach / "Wow" effect ;)
If you ever think a 3D experience could help your business, feel free to let me know in the comments ;)
Source: Ubutsu.
If you ever think a 3D experience could help your business, feel free to let me know in the comments ;)
Source: Ubutsu.
→ You create experiences 3 to 5 times more engaging than with 2D content. No more heavy native applications; everything happens in the browser, accessible to 95% of devices.
This Three.js/WebGPU synergy is not just a technical demo.
This Three.js/WebGPU synergy is not just a technical demo.
November 19, 2025 at 11:02 AM
→ You create experiences 3 to 5 times more engaging than with 2D content. No more heavy native applications; everything happens in the browser, accessible to 95% of devices.
This Three.js/WebGPU synergy is not just a technical demo.
This Three.js/WebGPU synergy is not just a technical demo.
It is a concrete example of the power of Three.js combined with WebGPU.
→ WebGL, the former standard, struggles with 40,000 objects at 9.5 frames per second. WebGPU handles 100 times more elements. It offloads the CPU for unmatched smoothness.
→ WebGL, the former standard, struggles with 40,000 objects at 9.5 frames per second. WebGPU handles 100 times more elements. It offloads the CPU for unmatched smoothness.
November 19, 2025 at 11:02 AM
It is a concrete example of the power of Three.js combined with WebGPU.
→ WebGL, the former standard, struggles with 40,000 objects at 9.5 frames per second. WebGPU handles 100 times more elements. It offloads the CPU for unmatched smoothness.
→ WebGL, the former standard, struggles with 40,000 objects at 9.5 frames per second. WebGPU handles 100 times more elements. It offloads the CPU for unmatched smoothness.
In practice, GPT-5.1 evolves ChatGPT from a simple powerful model into a more flexible, conversational, and controllable assistant—an interesting foundation for reliable agents and more premium user experiences.
November 17, 2025 at 10:32 AM
In practice, GPT-5.1 evolves ChatGPT from a simple powerful model into a more flexible, conversational, and controllable assistant—an interesting foundation for reliable agents and more premium user experiences.
- Designed for developers and products: With adaptive reasoning, Instant/Thinking separation, and Auto mode, GPT-5.1 clearly targets use cases like agents, copilots, support, internal tools, and premium services.
November 17, 2025 at 10:32 AM
- Designed for developers and products: With adaptive reasoning, Instant/Thinking separation, and Auto mode, GPT-5.1 clearly targets use cases like agents, copilots, support, internal tools, and premium services.
- Enhanced personalization: Tone and style options have been expanded, allowing for the configuration of an assistant that is warmer, more concise, or more educational, depending on your product or workflow.
November 17, 2025 at 10:32 AM
- Enhanced personalization: Tone and style options have been expanded, allowing for the configuration of an assistant that is warmer, more concise, or more educational, depending on your product or workflow.
- Clearer explanations: GPT-5.1 Thinking has been optimized to reduce jargon and make technical explanations more accessible while remaining precise for advanced users.
November 17, 2025 at 10:32 AM
- Clearer explanations: GPT-5.1 Thinking has been optimized to reduce jargon and make technical explanations more accessible while remaining precise for advanced users.
- Improved instruction adherence: The model better follows explicit instructions (format, length, style) and limits unnecessary digressions, which is particularly useful for code, documentation, or structured responses.
November 17, 2025 at 10:32 AM
- Improved instruction adherence: The model better follows explicit instructions (format, length, style) and limits unnecessary digressions, which is particularly useful for code, documentation, or structured responses.
- Adaptive reasoning: GPT-5.1 adjusts its thinking time based on the complexity of the request, allowing for quick handling of simple tasks and deeper exploration of complex topics.
November 17, 2025 at 10:32 AM
- Adaptive reasoning: GPT-5.1 adjusts its thinking time based on the complexity of the request, allowing for quick handling of simple tasks and deeper exploration of complex topics.
Opera Neon is available. Atlas is on macOS (requires ChatGPT Plus for the agent). Both redefine browsing. Both force you to choose: performance or privacy.
Which camp do you choose? Local or cloud?
Which camp do you choose? Local or cloud?
November 12, 2025 at 5:02 PM
Opera Neon is available. Atlas is on macOS (requires ChatGPT Plus for the agent). Both redefine browsing. Both force you to choose: performance or privacy.
Which camp do you choose? Local or cloud?
Which camp do you choose? Local or cloud?
→ The real question is: Do you want an all-powerful assistant that sees everything you do? Or a more modest agent that keeps your secrets at home?
November 12, 2025 at 5:02 PM
→ The real question is: Do you want an all-powerful assistant that sees everything you do? Or a more modest agent that keeps your secrets at home?
→ For us devs: It's no longer "how do I code a website". It's "how will AI interact with my code/interface?". Opera reads your DOM. Atlas photographs your interface. The architectural implications are massive.
November 12, 2025 at 5:02 PM
→ For us devs: It's no longer "how do I code a website". It's "how will AI interact with my code/interface?". Opera reads your DOM. Atlas photographs your interface. The architectural implications are massive.
→ OpenAI ChatGPT Atlas: The agent lives in the cloud. It "photographs" your screen and sends it to OpenAI servers for processing. More powerful? Perhaps. But every click, every page, every action goes through their infrastructure. Power versus privacy.
November 12, 2025 at 5:02 PM
→ OpenAI ChatGPT Atlas: The agent lives in the cloud. It "photographs" your screen and sends it to OpenAI servers for processing. More powerful? Perhaps. But every click, every page, every action goes through their infrastructure. Power versus privacy.
→ Opera Browser Operator: The agent runs 100% locally. Zero cloud, zero external servers. Your banking data, your identifiers, your cookies? They stay on your Mac. The agent analyzes the DOM directly, executes your tasks in seconds. It's digital sovereignty incarnate.
November 12, 2025 at 5:02 PM
→ Opera Browser Operator: The agent runs 100% locally. Zero cloud, zero external servers. Your banking data, your identifiers, your cookies? They stay on your Mac. The agent analyzes the DOM directly, executes your tasks in seconds. It's digital sovereignty incarnate.