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bradgessler
11mo ago
Exactly. iPadOS can’t run a Unix shell and docker, but macOS can. I don’t even want touch to work on the iPad running macOS. Just let me run my own input hardware against it.
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I want macOS on my iPad Pro so I can plug my Moonlander keyboard into it and have a “laptop” that doesn’t destroy my wrists.
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MCP has been a weird ride. I built https://terminalwire.com before MCP was a thing to make it way easier for people to add a CLI/TUI to their web apps/SaaS. Then MCP comes out and AI explodes, sucking all the air out o
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11mo ago
I just setup private video for https://beautifulruby.com and can confirm the trickiest part is setting up and hosting HLS. I extracted a RubyGem at https://github.com/beautifulruby/hls that I use to point a
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11mo ago
A few things: https://terminalwire.com streams a TUI/CLI from web apps without having to build an API and I recently finished 45 videos at https://beautifulruby.com/phlex , so now I’m talking more about them
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11mo ago
Quite the plot twist there
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1y ago
I’m surprised 1Password isn’t trying to get into this game. Imagine a browser that lets people define sandboxes and scope credential that an LLM may access to complete certain tasks? I’d love to have a browser download all of my utility bil
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1y ago
Shoot me an email, brad@beautifulruby.com
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1y ago
I recently finished shooting a video course for Phlex and I found that naming the Turbo Stream section at https://beautifulruby.com/phlex#unit-5 was the most challenging because of Turbo Streams and Turbo Broadcasts. My rec
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1y ago
I keep sending links like this to AWS when their sales reps reach out, then I ask for a discount, and they never get back.
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1y ago
I love that this was completely overshadowed by "Zed works in Windows!" This team ships so much that if they sold an LTS product, it means they'd support the release for 24 hours.
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1y ago
I’m surprised none of the frontier model companies have thrown this test in as an Easter egg.
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I created the Phlex on Rails video course outside: an off-the-grid dev setup
(beautifulruby.com)
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1y ago
Imagine the UI we’d have if somebody gave them jellybeans instead.
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1y ago
There's a picture floating around out there of the Apple design team putting actual physical pieces of glass over icons that they printed out. What's funny (not really) is how much more readable that paper would have been if they
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1y ago
If you can’t make it to this conf and live in the Bay Area, you should checkout the monthly SF Ruby meetups. But you really should go to this conference.
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1y ago
When we did annual pen testing audits for my last company, the security audit company always offered to do phishing or social engineering attacks, but advised against it because they said it worked every single time. One of the most memorab
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1y ago
It's bittersweet. The suckiest thing is if the fork pans out, it will look a lot like JS: "Which package manager do you want to use?". That beautiful simplicity of "just use bundler and ruby gems" will be gone. One
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1y ago
Yeah, something that’s messed up that they don’t think is messed up is running `fly console` fires up another instance, which isn’t attached to the same volume, so you have to run `fly ssh console —pty` It’s certainly not intuitive. It woul
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The DX for deploying SQLite apps to Fly.io is rough. I'm a few hours into trying to get a production Rails app booting, but running into issues getting the database to initialize, migrate, and become writable. The root of my problem wa
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I changed the layout of my Moonlander's to roughly match that of my MacBook and it works reasonably well.
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1y ago
It’s also the SF Bay Area, which h has a very high cost of living. That context is important. Also the article was corrected, the rate was $150.
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1y ago
I have done that! Reminded me of some dunes I scaled in Jordan.
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I need to do that next time I’m driving between Chicago and Michigan. I haven’t seen the dunes there yet and I bet it’s incredible.
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Unfortunately the dunes and lake are not visible from that stretch of I-94. Southern Indiana is another beautiful part of the state. It's mostly rolling hills with lush green forests and farms.
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There’s a lack of transparency playing out compounded by a poor job rolling out would should be the equivalent of boring corporate security bureaucracy. Usually when this kind of stuff is rolled out, it’s agreed upon in some form and docume
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No, I'm saying there's a lot of people who won't even know this happened. Fewer will know that it happened, but they'll view it as a scenario where the ends justify the means. I'm on the record saying RC did a poor
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1y ago
There’s been a ton of that, yes, but for most people who are building applications and websites with Ruby, it’s been stable, productive, and prosperous.
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1y ago
How has it been “eating itself alive”?
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Shopify, pulling strings at Ruby Central, forces Bundler and RubyGems takeover
(joel.drapper.me)
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