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Rails 8 Removes Channels from Default App Structure
(blog.saeloun.com)
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I would like a way to donate to Firefox browser development directly.
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In NileRed’s video “Does cyanide actually smell like almonds?”[0] he purchases some bitter almonds to measure the amount of cyanide in them. He is also worried about the baseless health benefits claims. [0] https://www.youtube.com
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Scribe
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Not really. While I prefer rails’ stance of “you can’t pay me for my open source”, laravel having a commercial model around developer tooling made them at least more responsive to their community’s dx wishes. Still, for me, having a fully o
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Checkout https://omakub.org (web dev focused setup script for Ubuntu) and https://frame.work
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Uber's CEO Moonlighted as a Driver (2023)
(fortune.com)
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I'm more inclined to agree with mere multimillionaire DHH on the the motivations of billionaires[0]: > I can thus completely understand why the likes of Elon Musk or Mark Zuckerberg continue to show up for the daily cage match of ru
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The Pathetic Billionaires' Club
(paulkrugman.substack.com)
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A creatively named basecamp.com competitor
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I understand the concern with calling something licensed with CC BY-NC “open source”, but I’m very interested in reading the complete source of a modern comercial app. It’s rare that we get to see the complete picture of something that has
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From the article’s first couple sentences: > The word "prig" isn't very common now, but if you look up the definition, it will sound familiar. Google's isn't bad: A self-righteously moralistic person who behaves
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From the Methodology section: >First, for the main source of data, I chose all Mr. Beast videos with uploaded (ie. non-auto-generated) transcripts—a total of 229 out of 837 published videos on his flagship channel. This gave me a source
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Mr. Beast Saying Increasingly Large Amounts of Money
(joinreboot.org)
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Triptych Proposals
(alexanderpetros.com)
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The rails api docs are also going through a redesign, you can see a preview of the next design in edge: https://edgeapi.rubyonrails.org/classes/ActiveJob.html I think it’s a a change in the right direction that removes
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A relative decline in a segment where the overall total is growing might mean that the segment’s absolute number hasn’t gone down at all.
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And blazer[0], the closest thing to a perfect BI tool. It has a SQL editor/runner, saved queries, audit history, dashboards, alerts and user access control; all in a rails engine you can mount with minimal configuration. [0] https:
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Transformers for Ruby
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How to make complex Chrome extensions: a zero gravity guide
(evilmartians.com)
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You already can disable the heating element from the app on the current models
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Exposing Malicious Extensions: Statistics from the VS Code Marketplace
(medium.com)
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For tutorials and hardware, check out Adafruit. If you’re okay with less polished documentation, also look into M5Stack (they are really cheap on AliExpress). I currently work in e-commerce using Ruby on Rails, which I really enjoy. However
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Thanks for the suggestion! As I understand, you can only postgres_execute against a running Postgres db. It does work and I’ve used it in my tests, I think I could get around the limitations that I ran into by running a pg instance alongsid
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DuckDB has great ergonomics for moving data between different databases and making copies for local analysis. The one thing that differed in my experience with it from the author’s is how much of the Postgres sql dialect (and extensions) it
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Hotwire is the umbrella term for turbo, stimulus and strada. Turbo has client and server side components that enable easy ways to do partial page refreshes and send html templates (turbo streams) to initiate page updates from the server. Th
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I haven’t worked with web apps that need highly interactive frontends, but for our e-commerce stores and internal rails apps turbo and stimulus have really lowered the bar on how much new developers must learn to build a nice to use website
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We have our own servers (mostly consumer pc parts) and run lxd to slice them up into vms/containers. Deploy to those using kamal and expose the web server port through cloudflare tunnels. With simple scripts to periodically compress an
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As if the issue with the iOS flashlight apps was that their developers did not instead hire teenage engineering to make an android box with a LED
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DHH’s blog two days ago: Committing to Windows https://world.hey.com/dhh/committing-to-windows-2d6388fd
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