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Learning how to better design software, with a slant towards Ruby and Rails. I am probably not a true wasabi-geek đŸ„•

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Joined May 2010
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@wasabigeek
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3 years
Curious about how Rubocop works? Turns out it’s a nice real-life example of the Visitor pattern in #ruby. (Or at least one heavily inspired by it.).
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2 years
RT @hrrsnbbnt: Yesterday I also published issue 18 of my Ruby on Rails newsletter! . This one is all about ✹ Rails Generators ✹ (duh) and f
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2 years
RT @_ko1: Cookpad has decided to discontinue support for the Ruby interpreter development team, and Endoh-san @mametter and I have been adv
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2 years
RT @simonw: A new post about prompt injection attacks, which I'm increasingly concerned about now that people are hooking LLMs up to extern
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2 years
RT @OngMaple: A lot of talk about being on the latest version of Rails and Ruby from @github blog post. Incidentally, I'm speaking @railsco
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2 years
Spent an outsized amount of time cleaning carpark data, but at least there's progress to show!
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2 years
Why is it that confident people have the advantage.
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2 years
Finally got back to trying to improve on this, kinda stupefied by how it still works (mostly) given only instructions, no examples đŸ€Ż
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2 years
When I ask a question in ChatGPT, am I doing declarative programming.
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2 years
Only 6 years late with my take on Horizon Zero Dawn: a simpler Monster Hunter with an engrossing story.
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2 years
RT @nirvdrum: @kddnewton Abstractions are great, but they're best used if you understand what they're abstracting away (IMHO). You can be p
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3 years
It doesn’t handle every case right now (e.g. per day caps) but a majority seen correct, and it’s smart enough to recognise similar words (e.g. next == subsequent).
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3 years
I write a couple of examples, end off with the text to parse, and get GPT3 to complete it:
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3 years
Late to the party, but finally had a (boring) use case to try GPT3: extracting structured data from text. In my case, carpark rates. For example, here’s what the raw text looks like:
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3 years
RT @kddnewton: Okay, based on reception, I'm going to do a blog series that I've dubbed "Advent of YARV". Every day I'll post a blog post
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3 years
RT @benjaminwood: Shopify has been building a Ruby language server! ⁊@vinistock is⁩ sharing a bit about what it takes to implement the fold
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3 years
Ironically this sat in my drafts for a long time, because of said self-doubt. Sharing drafts of it with others helped.
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3 years
Still struggling with self-doubt as a dev, but doing a little better.
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3 years
FIRST BUG . (a la “first blood” as in the unreal tournament / dota).
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3 years
Excited to contribute strict keyword arg matching to Mocha, hope there aren’t any major bugs đŸ€ž. Thanks @floehopper, @_byroot and @ChrisGSeaton for helping out!.
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3 years
Mocha v2.0.0 released 🚀. Expanded release notes:. Special thanks to @wasabigeek for his work on strict keyword argument matching! 🙏.
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3 years
RT @swyx: you’ve been rejected? good. that means you tried something that wasn’t a sure thing. and a gatekeeper just gave you the most po
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