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by bradly 1y ago
When I worked on Apple Maps infra South Korea required all servers be in South Korea.
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by bradly 1y ago
> why would I want an external tool over an integration? I do not feel comfortable running agents the same computer I have my photos, email, browser cookies, etc. on my personal computer, so giving Jules access to my GitHub project was a
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by bradly 1y ago
Are they currently adding affiliate links to their outbound Amazon product links?
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by bradly 1y ago
Boom: https://onokura.com
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by bradly 1y ago
> In practice, we focused first on contacting the team members directly affected and left our broader communication for business hours. Is this contradictory to what others involved have said? It also implies the first set of actions wer
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by bradly 1y ago
Nice work! I've recently been modeling sheds in SketchUp both with and without the Framer extension and it can be really tedious. Random question as I don't know a ton of framing... is your sample model missing jack studs on the l
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by bradly 1y ago
I made my pops a walnut multi-guitar stand a couple months ago and I’d like to get some nice pics done and make one of those eCommerce web site things to sell them. Here's a bad pic https://bradlyfeeley.com/onokura.jpg
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by bradly 1y ago
I think what bumps me is the reserving judgment bit. Why? And until when? Is there an exception that some revelation from Ruby Central or Shopify is going to be released that will clarify all of this? We have actions that have happened and
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by bradly 1y ago
Huh. I just don’t read that post and think, this is an unbiased take by someone reserving judgment.
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by bradly 1y ago
I got a similar feeling. The article’s title and closing paragraph reference not taking a side, but sandwiched between those are a lot of words that to me clearly indicate a “side” taken by the author. Through all this I will say that Ruby
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by bradly 1y ago
One nice thing about buying vinyl these days is that they almost all come with a DRM free digital download of the album as well. Buying physical records is what has caused my digital music collection to grow the most since my Hotline 1.2.3
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by bradly 1y ago
> For the web designers here please let me know if you noticed anything amiss. The images some of the visuals do not show in reader view in Safari and Firefox. Other than that, the content is well laid out and very readable.
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by bradly 1y ago
There was a Gist posted of the transcript: https://gist.github.com/schneems/8f5179c8fa3d57cb6025d9e62c1...
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by bradly 1y ago
Straight from the Katz mouth via https://yehudakatz.com/2020/02/19/together-the-merb-story/ : > But not everyone felt so good about it. I worked for Engine Yard, and we had made our mark selling Ruby o
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by bradly 1y ago
fwiw... rubygems.org was one of the only open source projects I contributed to on a regular basis (albeit once every year or two) and it was always a positive experience. Sorry its gone this way for you and others. This all reminds me of th
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by bradly 1y ago
Just to add a bit of context here... DHH was added to the Shopify board last year. Shopify also brought in a CTO with very questionable actions and statements during multiple company townhalls and all-hands. He would be making wild statemen
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by bradly 1y ago
I still remember your The Legal Stuff post on Google Groups from a million years ago. <3
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by bradly 1y ago
I just want to say I'm really sorry you are struggling with voices and self consciousness. Not being able to escape our own minds is a feeling I don't wish on anyone and I hope you all the best through your struggles.
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by bradly 1y ago
> All we got right now is one side of the story Well, we have all of Ruby Centrals actions including their action to not be more public during these actions. Their actions are their story. If their actions don't communicate their in
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by bradly 1y ago
The author kind of gets there eventually: > Chrome Extension Rewrite: Finally, I rewrote the element selector of the Chrome extension (the one that lets you select/pointer elements in the browser) the “traditional” way, by hand. Why
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by bradly 1y ago
Probably not the same attack vector, but I've gotten phising emails from a real googlemail.com addresses by the scammer abusing backscatter spam and the reply-to address.
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by bradly 1y ago
TOPLAP is the one I’m most familiar with and it is nicely organized by live coding env/lang. There are some other servers listed here: https://github.com/toplap/awesome-livecoding
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by bradly 1y ago
I recently starting dabbling in live coding and found it to be really hard and fun and technical and creative. And while I'm not really that comfortable in Discord, I did find the community welcoming and helpful.
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by bradly 1y ago
For another data point... I purchased a used 2011 Leaf for $5k a few years ago and still use it as my daily driver. It gets between ~50-70 miles per change and charges incredibly slow, but I'm been happy with it.
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by bradly 1y ago
Very anecdotal, but a friend of mine works for a fuel cell company that basically converts natural gas and/or propane to grid electricity a huge part of their work right now is powering new datacenters for AI growth. I don't reall
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by bradly 1y ago
This looks like a really nice improvement to the Ruby ecosystem. Great job and thank you to those involved. I've definitely felt the awkwardness of gems being so compartmentalized by project that using system level dev tools that I lik
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by bradly 1y ago
While I also did not see the hidden message in the image, the concept of gerrymandering the color at higher resolutions nearest neighbor to actually render different content at different resolutions is a more sophisticated attack than simpl
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by bradly 1y ago
Sorry if this is a silly question, but I came across a "white lie" in a paper( https://arxiv.org/html/2502.06137v2#S3.SS2 ) yesterday: > Throughout this section, we use A≈B to mean that A and B are essential
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by bradly 1y ago
Location: San Diego, CA, USA Remote: Yes Willing to relocate: No Technologies: Ruby on Rails, Tailwind, Turbo/Hotwire Résumé/CV: Rails at Shopify, Apple, Intuit, and a bunch of startups. Email: bradlyf@gmail.com
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by bradly 1y ago
SEEKING WORK | Ruby on Rails Developer Hi there. Long time Ruby on Rails developer looking for contract/freelance work. Short or long term is fine. I’ve done Rails at Shopify, Apple, Intuit, and some startups both successful and not. I

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