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by gls2ro 3y ago
Does this work if you want to have a family and say one child and have a healthy life? I dont see the hours there: - say you sleep 8h - 1h = taking care of your body (shower, toilet, washing hands) for entire day - 2h eating and eating prep
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A simple idea how to grow Ruby community(allaboutcoding.ghinda.com)
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Why write technical content on a blog and not only on social media(allaboutcoding.ghinda.com)
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by gls2ro 3y ago
Can you please expand how this is under antitrust in 2011? I dont see it - at least in 2011 market share iOS was I think second after Android.
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by gls2ro 3y ago
I dont know but if you thinking there is no market, the numbers are telling a different story: Apple made 9 billion in revenue in Q1 2023 from iPad. I think that is a lot of market.
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by gls2ro 3y ago
Kids brain and adult brain are different. The same goes for body - this is why some medicine cannot be taken by kids. As an example (I am not a doctor) the neocortex is not fully developed until maybe 20s. Thus what works for you as an adul
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by gls2ro 3y ago
Please let's make a difference between what a parent can do (and what you propose is doable) and what a community can do. I allow restricted access to my kid: no mobile phone access, limited time to watch cartoon, no tv, limited access
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by gls2ro 3y ago
My kid does not have a phone yet but he is still young. I talk with parents of kids a bit older like 10 and it is very hard to keep these limits when most of their colleagues don't have these limits. I agree with you that what we do no
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by gls2ro 3y ago
I am dismissing it because I don't see if feasible to implement this. To keep this practical, please tell me how would you implement this for 10.000 kids. Concrete plans: - Will you give parents those free phones? - Will you control en
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by gls2ro 3y ago
What is your exact proposal? Kids - specially young ones cannot self regulate against billion dollars corporations that build features to keep people hooked So please tell me a concrete applicable way that we can apply today to protect them
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by gls2ro 3y ago
Rails And more recently Hanami 2
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Short Ruby News – edition 44(newsletter.shortruby.com)
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The revival of Ruby on Rails popularity(twitter.com)
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by gls2ro 3y ago
I think you should pick Rails. It now has by default support for Hotwire -> https://hotwired.dev and it also comes by default with support for importmaps (so you will not even need to install nodejs) and it works with Tailwin
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by gls2ro 3y ago
(disclaimer I am the curator of first and the maintainer of the second) From where I am, things don't look the same as you are describing them: 1. https://newsletter.shortruby.com - it is younger than 1 year, but you can fi
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by gls2ro 3y ago
I am not sure what sources are you using for news, but in 2023 Ruby is growing strong and faster than in other years. There are new books written, new conferences organised, Hanami 2 is out, new organisation created by companies to support
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by gls2ro 3y ago
Just to put this into perspective to other people: Rails 3 was released in 2010 Rails 7 was released in 2022 Considering the speed of change in JS and CSS in 12 years I am pretty haply with only 3 big changes.
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by gls2ro 3y ago
I agree about making an informed choice. I disagree with: > Because by choosing RoR you are making an assertion up front: our startup will never scale beyond X users (because you're never going to get buy-in for a rewrite). How can
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by gls2ro 3y ago
What is an example of a framework that offers a space for business logic?
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by gls2ro 3y ago
(first, I am biased as I have worked with Ruby since 2007 and still enjoying it) This is not a reply to you, but I decided a long time ago that I will not let this argument about scalability remain with response. If you have already decided
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by gls2ro 3y ago
I dont understand how come a framework will help you avoid that. You can do a similar performance issue with anything: here is a raw example: give to anyone a non-ORM framework and the chances of someone hitting multiple times the DB to qu
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by gls2ro 3y ago
I admit I skimmed the article and I think the concrete change apple did was this right: > Apple Business Connect lets businesses create and update their information in the cards that represent them in apps and services that only Apple co
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by gls2ro 4y ago
I think your logic stands when thinking about individuals or private organisations. But when thinking about state actors they almost have unlimited money/resources thus even if adding a backdoor is a bit harder on open source having un
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by gls2ro 4y ago
> Transitions are hard, disruptive and can often cause very real and negative problems, but they are unavoidable and historically technology brings humanity to a better place in the long run. First: Why does it have to be that way? Is it
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by gls2ro 4y ago
Mind you some parts of Github FE are React https://twitter.com/rauchg/status/1591464351990697984?s=46&t...
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by gls2ro 4y ago
It seems that they are using React https://twitter.com/rauchg/status/1591464351990697984?s=46&t...
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Short Ruby News – briefly covering everything in Ruby world – week 13(newsletter.shortruby.com)
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by gls2ro 4y ago
I dont think that will be the future. Maybe in the first year(s) but then it is a race to the bottom: If it is that simple to create products more people can do it => cheaper the products. A market driven by cheaper products that can als
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by gls2ro 4y ago
If you stay away from metaprogramming in your own code Rubymine brings a lot to the table: Go to definition (all the way down to any source code in gems) Usages Refactoring (renaming methods, classes and filenames) Integrated debugger It ev
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by gls2ro 4y ago
what if history is not always a good predictor of the future? So what if AI will indeed increase profitability while also net reducing the number of jobs? Who will buy those high margin products? Imagine you could build with AI a new Amazon

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