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If you haven't said a silent prayer of thanks to your appropriate deity for the goodness that is Mastodon, the clown show at Twitter...

If you haven't said a silent prayer of thanks to your appropriate deity for the goodness that is Mastodon, the clown show at Twitter should inspire you to do so:

https://www.theverge.com/2023/2/14/23600358/elon-musk-tweets-algorithm-changes-twitter

ChatGPT may not always be right but it is a useful programming tool. The new ChatGPT Chrome Extension for Stack Overflow is damn...

ChatGPT may not always be right but it is a useful programming tool. The new ChatGPT Chrome Extension for Stack Overflow is damn interesting -- it writes an answer for you in Stack Overflow's context!

At least for Ruby and Rails, Stack Overflow can be as much as a decade out of date. ChatGPT may be able to get you a more current answer.

https://chrome.google.com/webstore/detail/chatgpt-for-stackoverflow/apjhekoaogdimcgiihoncakocdddhmlk/

https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=34715033

I rewrote Cartazzi's access control stuff this morning and I ran every test individually like this:bin/rails test...

I rewrote Cartazzi's access control stuff this morning and I ran every test individually like this:

bin/rails test test/controllers/projects_controller_test.rb:45

I always think of running tests one by one as sneaking up on them as if I was in a Scooby Doo mystery ...

https://tenor.com/view/creepin-scoobydoo-sneaking-cartoons-funny-gif-4256445

When you're really, really pessimistic and haven't had coffee yet, you write commit messages like this:git commit -m "Actual...

When you're really, really pessimistic and haven't had coffee yet, you write commit messages like this:

git commit -m "Actual adding of gemfiles in a way that might, perhaps, maybe, but possibly not work (oh and dynamic color changing)"

If you work in high tech and your spouse has never understood your passion and you just can't get them to understand, I strongly...

If you work in high tech and your spouse has never understood your passion and you just can't get them to understand, I strongly recommend you make the listen to the Graphing Calculator Story: https://corecursive.com/shipping-graphing-calculator/ #software @corecursive

If you work in high tech and your spouse has never understood your passion and you just can't get them to understand, I strongly...

If you work in high tech and your spouse has never understood your passion and you just can't get them to understand, I strongly recommend you make the listen to the Graphing Calculator Story: https://corecursive.com/shipping-graphing-calculator/ #software

A shell script to move the guts of a rails app (views / models / controllers / tests) from one Rails app to...

A shell script to move the guts of a rails app (views / models / controllers / tests) from one Rails app to another

https://gist.github.com/fuzzygroup/aa03413a32010220df2168a7f4a09117

ConFreaks released the 2022 Rails Conf videos to Youtube!...

ConFreaks released the 2022 Rails Conf videos to Youtube! https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=qqTFm2ZtRHg&list=PLE7tQUdRKcyb2Mjtd1RBjeP3Jt9RukU7G

A quick shoutout to Chris Oliver of GoRails for outstanding support. The other night I needed Ruby 3.2 support on HatchBox Classic and in...

A quick shoutout to Chris Oliver of GoRails for outstanding support. The other night I needed Ruby 3.2 support on HatchBox Classic and in pretty close to real time, Chris took care of this. Thank you Chris!

* https://www.gorails.com/
* https://www.hatchboxapp.com/

When you are rapid prototyping schema evolutions and you have foreign key relationships, sometimes db:migrate:down VERSION= just sucks...

When you are rapid prototyping schema evolutions and you have foreign key relationships, sometimes db:migrate:down VERSION= just sucks so:

ActiveRecord::Base.connection.execute("DROP TABLE dudes CASCADE")

and then:

ActiveRecord::Base.connection.execute("DELETE FROM schema_migrations WHERE version='20230104145215'")

is just easier!

While I haven't read this fully yet, I know the author online and this looks to be a great book on Kubernetes Debugging:...

While I haven't read this fully yet, I know the author online and this looks to be a great book on Kubernetes Debugging: https://www.amazon.com/dp/B0BRKBP3BG/ #kubernetes

Here's a thought -- given that every rails database tends to be named:THING_developmentTHING_testTHING_productionWhy do we define these...

Here's a thought -- given that every rails database tends to be named:

THING_development
THING_test
THING_production

Why do we define these separately on 3 different lines in database.yml? Why don't we define a database prefix? Isn't that drier? #rails

My good friend Nick Janetakis wrote up an awesome guide to Docker and...

My good friend Nick Janetakis wrote up an awesome guide to Docker and Rails:

https://nickjanetakis.com/blog/a-guide-for-running-rails-in-docker

and a corresponding video:

https://nickjanetakis.com/blog/a-guide-for-running-rails-in-docker#demo-video

#rails #docker

A blog post of mine about the PaperTrail gem and ActiveAdmin got published over on Glass Ivy. My content normally exists just on my blog so...

A blog post of mine about the PaperTrail gem and ActiveAdmin got published over on Glass Ivy. My content normally exists just on my blog so this is novel for me:

https://glassivy.com/papertrail-gem-ruby-on-rails/

#rails #PaperTrail #ActiveAdmin

Ah the bittersweet feeling of a project rolling to its end and you're noticing that your github permissions are being revoked bit by...

Ah the bittersweet feeling of a project rolling to its end and you're noticing that your github permissions are being revoked bit by bit. *sniff*.

Recipes I tried: * https://fuzzyblog.io/recipes/main_course/2022/04/07/gluten-free-cashew-chicken.html*...

Recipes I tried:

* https://fuzzyblog.io/recipes/main_course/2022/04/07/gluten-free-cashew-chicken.html
* https://www.foodandwine.com/recipes/salmon-burgers-with-herb-aioli
* https://www.foodnetwork.com/recipes/kung-pao-shrimp-7112947
* https://www.seriouseats.com/breakfast-burrito-with-scrambled-egg-chorizo-and-refried-beans
*

And, honestly, I can’t believe that @jason devoted 35 minutes of This Week in Startups air time to a product that works this poorly. Yes...

And, honestly, I can’t believe that @jason devoted 35 minutes of This Week in Startups air time to a product that works this poorly. Yes her experience was interesting and I learned some things about Indian startup world but did anyone at Twist try the product?

In an age where Notion can use AI to generate a startup and write a memo or Dall-E can generate Cartazzi’s Dinosaur on a Train logo with...

In an age where Notion can use AI to generate a startup and write a memo or Dall-E can generate Cartazzi’s Dinosaur on a Train logo with just a few words, it feels like EatKind should be rewriting the recipe intelligently. Overall impression: I am incredibly underwhelmed.

The recipe was “veganized” only in the sense that it showed me there are vegan shrimp. It did not give me a substitute for the chicken...

The recipe was “veganized” only in the sense that it showed me there are vegan shrimp. It did not give me a substitute for the chicken stock (hey - chicken stock isn’t vegan). It also didn’t help me with how to cook the vegan shrimp. Result: https://eatkind.co/?q=https:%2F%2Fwww.foodnetwork.com%2Frecipes%2Fkung-pao-shrimp-7112947

From this week in startups on 12/15, I found http://eatkind.co which purports to “veganize” recipes. I tried four recipes (below). And...

From this week in startups on 12/15, I found http://eatkind.co which purports to “veganize” recipes. I tried four recipes (below). And the result was disappointing at best. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Vx1LYgJTghc