Making olive oil and writing code.

Just migrated 3 apps from Render to Kamal. Postgres, Sidekiq, Redis, DB backups to S3. It makes it simple to swap out the VM too.

Building my first project in Django and Celery for background jobs. Wish me luck 🤞

You can try it at https://t.co/Wzme2vDIUI (Spanish interface only atm).

I built an app to create meeting summaries. 1) Record your in-person meeting (audio only or video) 2) Upload the recording 3) The app creates the meeting minutes

Now operating them with a local LLM (Llama3) it runs for free. Sweet!

But they create so many prompts that they quickly incur a lot of costs with OpenAI.

Trying crewai agents and they're pretty impressive.

One of the biggest questions in AI right now, especially in talking with investors, is where it will have the most amount of impact across the enterprise software landscape. It's critical to first start with what AI is good at and why it is so important. AI --at least in its

Wrote a simple thing to convert markdown notes to PDF.

I've been dabbling with a lot of different tools lately, AI Agents with Crew AI, Whisper AI transcriptions, Tesseract OCR on AWS Lambda, Rails Turbostreams. Really fun to try new things. Thinking about writing up some of what I learned.

If you're interested, I wrote about it here:

I couldn't get to those easily and without causing N+1 queries. By configuring a standard relationship with the active_storage_blobs table I could fetch data like filename and content_type efficiently.

I love how customizable Rails is if you need to stray from conventions. In my case I wanted to get some file attributes of files that were uploaded through ActiveStorage.

OpenAI's JSON-only mode is extremely useful. Just found out that when instructed correctly, @MistralAI can also return JSON only. Sweet!

Late to the party, but really enjoying how fast it is to setup CI with GitHub Actions on all my Rails projects.

Great post from my insightful colleague @knotnicky I particularly agree with the note taking advice. I take notes all the time while coding, often of things I want to get back to when opening a PR.

I can’t stop watching this

Zeitpläne von Machern und Managern:

It's amazing what new #vim tricks you accidentally stumble upon after changing the input language of your keyboard.