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by gls2ro 2y ago
I think we need to consider that sometimes a feature is not implemented or a PR is not merged also because any code added needs to be maintained. So even if there are a lot of feature requests that does not mean that the maintainer wants to
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by gls2ro 2y ago
You are connecting the dots backwards, but a project is usually trying to connect the dots forward. So if you have a lot of money then you can start implementing from scratch your own web framework in C. It will be the perfect framework for
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I am always confused when people compare LLMs with children - there is an obvious evolution of reasoning in children as the time passes by. This can be visible on a time span of months. Using the same analogy: I dont see this in LLMs, I can
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by gls2ro 2y ago
Nothing is complex or important in the big scheme of things, for example when setting the point of reference being the Universe. But on Earth, humans are pretty complex living organisms that we tag with the term intelligence. And I would sa
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Happy Birthday, Rails(igor.works)
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I'm Back, Ruby on Rails(blog.wildcat.io)
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by gls2ro 2y ago
I dont disagree with the idea that the purpose of reading is to understand. My assertion is that lack of familiarity (or better said lack of seeing unless used often) is the cause of the hard to understand issue and not that unless is a wor
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by gls2ro 2y ago
> return if !some_condition?` is far more readable Maybe it is easier to understand the condition or the boolean logic. I could agree with that. But readable? No. It is very easy to miss the `!` when reading multiple lines of code. While
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by gls2ro 2y ago
Ruby and Rails via rails console or irb is these days pretty inspectable. Say you want to understand what does `belongs_to` do? Just open `rails console` and you can do: User.method(:belongs_to).source_location And opening the file t
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by gls2ro 2y ago
That seems very Ruby to me: sig { params(x: Integer).returns(String) } I can read it outloud: Signature is defined as: one parameter called x of type Integer and will return a String. Sorbet may have some warts, but the example yo
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by gls2ro 2y ago
How do you do session management in this GoTH stack? I am not proficient in Go, but I assume that you will go in two directions: 1. Either write the code for it yourself 2. Install a package Here is where Rails shines: it comes with a batte
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by gls2ro 2y ago
Not the OP but I started working with Sorbet in a Rails codebase 6 months ago. Learning it is easy and using it is also easy if you stay away from: 1. Meta programming 2. Methods that are returning different results based on some conditions
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by gls2ro 2y ago
Maybe this works well for anyone outside EU or maybe it is country specific, but in my country I have to report the invoices and if they are from inside EU or outside EU. In case of invoices from EU as I am living in an EU country and the b
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by gls2ro 2y ago
How does Stripe Tax compare with MoR? I would love to use only Stripe, but MoR provides for me more than calculating how much tax I need to report per country. It takes a couple of days per month to prepare documents for my country's f
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by gls2ro 2y ago
I would recommend Ruby on Rails - you will find well establish gems for everything you need (eg: devise for auth, pay gem for paymens, sitepress for static content like marketing pages …) There are also some very well done (simple to unders
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by gls2ro 2y ago
I use Hashnode[0] for my main technical blog[1] as they support custom domain and all posts can be automatically saved to Github as markdown. I also use for manually saving some comments/replies I post on social media Scribbles - a sim
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by gls2ro 2y ago
Is this a genuine question? I dont want to be rude but I dont understand how are you asking this? Just in case it is a genuine question: - This is a tool for designing/creating emails - they say in the title of this post "Open sou
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Short Ruby Newsletter – edition 99(newsletter.shortruby.com)
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by gls2ro 2y ago
I dont think your analogy is true internet or TV. You dont talk with the TV so when watching you use other set of skills. The same with internet. But with multi channel multi modal AI you can have conversations. If you do that a lot you mig
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Short Ruby News – edition 94(newsletter.shortruby.com)
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Short Ruby News – edition 93(newsletter.shortruby.com)
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by gls2ro 2y ago
Reading the article, it seems that the only reason to say "Ruby did not change" is that it did not add static typing. Two things here: 1. Ruby added RBS in Ruby 3.0, and static typing exists outisde the official support for a whil
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by gls2ro 2y ago
Two points here just for fine grain discussion: 1. The first table structure is a flat non-normalized table structure that trades normalization for easy to query and select computed properties 2. Second structure is a normalized table struc
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Short Ruby News – edition 92(newsletter.shortruby.com)
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I am wondering if the domain model is not influencing the results. If the code is describing a math function then it seems to me reading it will activate the same parts as math. What if they will read a business logic that is about say user
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by gls2ro 2y ago
If you think about the bread example, what you do is to follow a very well known recipe even if you don't understand yeast. In case of consciousness, we lack both types of knowledge: - What consciousness is - To use your example we do
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We are not able (at least to my current knowledge) to go entirely from inorganic matter to a simple organic cell. So, to make this so strange to say: while we can procreate organic agents, we cannot yet build them with our hands. Thus I thi
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Short Ruby Newsletter – edition 91(newsletter.shortruby.com)
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by gls2ro 2y ago
Yes popups are not part of the law. they are an implementation choosen by the websites. Also I put a bit of responsibility on us, the consumers. It does not seem to me that popups are such a real issue since no website reported: we are remo
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by gls2ro 2y ago
If that will be the case then in a finite and small amount of time all your ideas will already have a wide range of implementations/variations because everybody will do the same as you. It is like now LLMs are on the way to take over (

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