RT @jeremysmithco: Kasper hits on several things that bothered me about delegated types, but I couldn't articulate. It's nice to see a diff….

I got a ticket! #RailsWorld.

RT @theorosendorf: Papal Condemnation of Typographic Heresy. Issued to: Vatican City State.Re: Tomb of Pope Francis. Hear now the wrath of….

I hacked together a fun little “sign of life” display for CodeCompanion.nvim using fidget.nvim. It pops up whenever CodeCompanion makes a request to an LLM and shows some context & feedback. Fun weekend project 😁.

I just completed "Historian Hysteria" - Day 1 - Advent of Code 2024 #AdventOfCode.

RT @thorstenball: "does bacon work with bun? when I try to run chai in fish my gerkin is complaining". This is what we sound like, friends.

RT @vinistock: The just released Ruby LSP v0.19 series includes a few new features!. Rename support for constants, find references support….

RT @typecraft_dev: Giving a workshop at #RailsWorld was incredible. But there is a story behind how I got here, and I want to share it wit….

The link:

Yo @typecraft_dev, your Neovim for newbs playlist on YouTube is so fucking rad!!. Actually configuring Vim for myself has always felt daunting. I’ve tried on a couple weekends but never finish. This series breaks it down perfectly, it seems really quite simple now!. Thanks nerd!.

Am I missing something when I say there should be a RuboCop cop for that?. To my surprise… it doesn’t seem to exist 🤔.

I usually use the CLI + Github Desktop but I've been trying out the Lazygit terminal UI by @DuffieldJesse (great name! 😉) and damn that's good. .

About last night 🤩

Man… pair-programming with AI is so freaking amazing when it comes to domains you’re not familiar with. I’ve recently had to deal with a lot of cryptography: keys, signing certs etc. Most code it writes isn’t at all good… but it’s amazing for getting a sense of direction!.

RT @nateberkopec: In the Rails ecosystem, 15+ years in:. If you follow the conventions, the Rails Way/golden path, and do things like every….

RT @rafaelfranca: Ruby might be faster than you think.

@fxn sorry to tag you directly… especially on a long-ish thread like this. But you’re like the absolute authority on this topic. 😁😁. Any tips or insights?.

I would probably forget to remove those require statements. Especially if I’d put them all in the main entrypoint. How does Rails just magically load them all for us? They’re all just available. And is that something that we can (and should want to) achieve in a Gem?. 7/7.

Think of Struct, OpenStruct, Data. But maybe also Base64, JSON, URI, SecureRandom. Things that you might explicitly rely on at some point. but then maybe refactor away from. Or something like Time, which you only have to require when you need the additional methods. 6/7.

Where I think that becomes more of a “problem” (or at least where I’d appreciate that Rails-like magic the most) is with dependencies that are more incidental. 5/7.