I’ve posted it before, but it feels evergreen The two hardest problems in Computer Science are 1. Human communication 2. Getting people in tech to believe that human communication is important
Jake Anbinder@jakeanbinder.bsky.social · 7mo agoI think we need an inverse thread where we talk about things that normal intelligent people universally agree upon that are for some reason hot takes within your profession
How many people are sticking with Dia instead of switching to Chrome because you still can’t fully hide this sidebar??
Before @WHOOP’s lawsuit, I taught I needed some specialised hardware! Thanks to them, I have became @bevel_health pro subscriber paired with an Apple Watch.
Is there a simple way to switch between API and subscriptions on Claude Code? It seems I need to authenticate each time. Same for the some MCPs, require re-authenticating.
How the hell can I turn off that download tracing animation in @diabrowser??
Guess what just merged into Ruby on Rails main? AGENTS.md! Will we get skills too? Soon? 😅 github.com/rails/rails...
Add AGENTS.md with Rails codebase guide for AI coding agents by rafaelfranca · Pull Request #55991 · rails/rails
I just opened #55989 using GitHub Copilot exclusively, and it worked quite well. To help future AI coding agents contribute effectively to the Rails codebase, I've created a comprehensive g...
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Recent Railway.com fuck-up is just unbelievable. I am glad, I have treating it as a non-production tool.
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Railway is a full-stack cloud for deploying web apps, servers, databases, and more with automatic scaling, monitoring, and security.
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TIL about github.com/ninxsoft/Mist. Haven’t had to install macOS from a USB stick in ages! This takes me right back to the good old days. 😅
GitHub - ninxsoft/Mist: A Mac utility that automatically downloads macOS Firmwares / Installers.
A Mac utility that automatically downloads macOS Firmwares / Installers. - ninxsoft/Mist
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We just publicly posted about the Rubygems.org AWS root-access security incident from September 2025, what occurred, what we verified, and the actions we’ve taken to strengthen our security processes.
Ruby Central@rubycentral.org · last yr.Here’s a note from our Executive Director regarding our recent security incident. rubycentral.org/news/rubygem...
Meet Yaşar Celep, one of our Scholars attending this year’s #RailsConf! 👋 Yaşar is a backend & platform engineer based in Istanbul, Turkey, with 8 years of experience in tech & 5 years working with Ruby. He’s also a long-time open source event organizer & behind many Ruby & Linux events in Turkey!
Trying to reduce the overall cognitive load necessary to do preloading effectively in GraphQL for Rails, this is one of those experiments. If anyone's particularly good with GraphQL would love to get insights on this.
Brandon Weaver@baweaver.bsky.social · 2y agogithub.com/baweaver/gra... Ok, let's get this wrapped up in an example app then. Most of the fun is in the `app/graphql` folder with a few ideas in the README. Make sure to db:seed as well. I'm tempted to increase that by a lot on the mock data.
GitHub published a new case study on the degradation of its quality. Bonus points for making it interactive. All you need to do is visit github.com.
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Announcing Dial, a Rails application profiler: github.com/joshuay03/dial I've longed for a free tool that provides Datadog-like profiles, with accurate GVL and GC activity. Thanks to @jhawthorn.com's amazing work on Vernier, all I needed to do was integrate it with Rails and let it do its thing.
GitHub - joshuay03/dial: A modern profiler for your Rails application
A modern profiler for your Rails application. Contribute to joshuay03/dial development by creating an account on GitHub.
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It all returns to my favorite quote: I am not nearly young enough to know everything anymore.
I am looking for my next Ruby on Rails position. I have 5+ years of experience, mostly with rails. I can work from my home (Istanbul/Turkey) on contract basis (GMT+3 tz). I am also open to relocation if you can sponsor my visa! Reach out to me by email for my resume! berkanunal[@]gmail.com
Sometimes talking about basics can be good 😉 enderahmetyurt.com/posts/secure...
Secure Your Secrets with Rails Credentials
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When I scheduled the Rails guided tour I had no idea how popular it'd be, so thank you everybody for helping it sell out! I'm adding another on February 6th that's more friendly to EU time zones + group registration too so bring your squad! lu.ma/8a8clh9b
Guiding You through the Rails Source · Zoom · Luma
Rails is your app's biggest dependency and you probably don't know what's going on in there. tl;dr: I'm a former Rails core member guiding you through complex…
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If there is one thing I have to name that I don't understand in programming, it is stubbing in RSpec. I can never make it work it in my first 100 tries! 🤣
“The Present and Future of SQLite on Rails” 🚀 by @fractaledmind.bsky.social Join us to explore SQLite’s role in Rails, its current capabilities, and what’s next for this lightweight yet powerful database. 📅 Details & Registration: 👉 kommunity.com/ruby-turkiye...
He got an MBP! ❤ github.com/OXY2DEV/mark...
✨ Feature: Thinkpad GoFundMe · Issue #218 · OXY2DEV/markview.nvim
The nature of the feature: Parser(syntax, conceal etc. related) Renderer(style, options etc. related) Support(plugin support, language support etc. related) Other Description: Hi, I've seen you wor...
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Oğulcan Girginç@ogirginc.bsky.social · 2y agoThere is this kid in Bangladesh, who uses a mobile phone to code a Neovim plugin. Yes, a mobile phone! People want to support him, but he thinks it is not possible. I am curious, if anyone can think of a way to support him? 1. github.com/OXY2DEV/mark... 2. www.reddit.com/r/neovim/com...
Who uses Hatchbox for hosting rails in production? Happy with it?
