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Short Ruby News – edition 64(newsletter.shortruby.com)
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by gls2ro 3y ago
I am not sure how it is in US but sharing a bit from my perspective (living in EU): The (mental) cost of moving is sometimes hard. Here are only two main things: - you lose your support system (friends, family) - you lose your time (and may
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by gls2ro 3y ago
In my mind this is not about spammers not having the money to create 10k accounts. but about how many CCs would they put for 10k accounts? If you have 1000 accounts with the same CC it does seem to make it a bit easier to say maybe these 10
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About Ruby: A tale of searching for the main(allaboutcoding.ghinda.com)
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by gls2ro 3y ago
Yes, I think the Ruby community is growing and we have a steady progress. I am also excited by the namespace thing and the isolation will provide.
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Short Ruby News – edition #63(newsletter.shortruby.com)
2 points by gls2ro 3y ago|2 comments
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Ask HN: Videos explaining math intuively for children 6 to 10
64 points by gls2ro 3y ago|11 comments
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by gls2ro 3y ago
Thank you! Will redo the cleaning steps. I did not used the guide so maybe I missed something. I did not yet reset the SMC! Hope this will work well!
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by gls2ro 3y ago
Yes. I usually change laptops once every say 6-7 years. This is why four years ago I decided to buy a maxed-out 16" MacBook Pro with 64GB so that it should keep me for at least 8 years or more. But it seems not to be the case.
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by gls2ro 3y ago
The current one is 16" MBP and based on my experience with carrying it around I don't want such a big laptop anymore. This is why I was thinking about Air. Really having a light laptop to carry does a big difference.
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by gls2ro 3y ago
> have you tried acupuncture? Did not try that. Currently, I am doing it twice per year kinetotherapy, and in the last 6 months, I lost around 10 kg - making the pain a bit more supportable. I even have days without feeling any pain at a
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by gls2ro 3y ago
I don't do mobile work. I mostly use either VScode or Rubymine while working with Ruby (mainly using Rails) while running multiple docker containers (some setups required multiple projects to run in the same time) If I don't do vi
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by gls2ro 3y ago
What kind of dock are you using? I was looking for a solution to switch between two machines (one personal and one from work) while having one single monitor so that I don't need to change the monitor cable between them (monitor is LG
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by gls2ro 3y ago
Oh maybe I will wait a bit more to see what's happening until the end of the year
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Full specs: 2.3 GHz 8-core Intel i9 Intel UHD Graphics 630 1536MB 64 GB 2667 MHZ DDR4 1 TB HDD 16 Inch Monitor Currently running macOS Sonoma
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by gls2ro 3y ago
> I couldn’t even do 15 minutes of video meetings before audio and video lag and breakups set in I experienced precisely the same issue. Will try resetting the SMC - and see how it works. I cleaned a while back the dust, but will do it
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by gls2ro 3y ago
Mostly backend development in Ruby (most of the time Rails), some frontend for my side projects. I use Docker with multiple containers running almost all the time. Local PostgreSQL and MySQL. I use from time to time Affinity Photo and Affin
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Ask HN: Anyone Using MacBook Air M2 24GB for Developement?
25 points by gls2ro 3y ago|81 comments
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Ruby on Rails can scale – here is one example(allaboutcoding.ghinda.com)
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by gls2ro 3y ago
My perspective: Blackmagic has great, mostly professional hardware (cameras and more) with high-quality, stable software again focused on pro-market. They also have amateur or entry-level stuff, but even those have excellent quality. So Bla
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by gls2ro 3y ago
What would pain receptors be in a robot? I ask this as I think the ethical dilemma should more about implementing suffering as a long term damaging effect of a stimuli. When I think about pain I see it as a level that triggers a need to cha
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by gls2ro 3y ago
I think this could be a maybe a way to assess the efficiency of the QA team, but I am skeptic of using it as a metric about estimating the number of bugs. This is because QA is there to help with reducing the probability that an important b
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by gls2ro 3y ago
https://archive.is/kFly5 and the study cited in the article is at https://jamanetwork.com/journals/jama/article-abstract/28094...
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Sitting all day increase dementia risk – even if you exercise(washingtonpost.com)
51 points by gls2ro 3y ago|33 comments
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by gls2ro 3y ago
Here is what bothered me with JS and it might sound very stupid: The idea to have a node_modules that has tens of thousands of folders/files for the simplest package that I needed to install. Ruby has gems, but they have few files, I c
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by gls2ro 3y ago
Are you seriously comparing the speed of changes in Rails with React/Vue/Svelte?
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by gls2ro 3y ago
> There are so many more mature frameworks Please name "many more mature" frameworks. I am curious about how many web frameworks are still actively maintained today. Please note for me, mature also includes age. So you have to
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by gls2ro 3y ago
> On the front-end it’s been a mess for a really long while now though I don't disagree, but also front-end was a mess for a long time. Now Rails (with Rails 7.1 + Hotwired + Importmaps) is a pleasure to work with. But we had to wai
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by gls2ro 3y ago
Add to this that Rails 7.1 comes with a pre-generated Dockerfile that works quite well out of the box
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by gls2ro 3y ago
It lets you use modern JS frontend tool but you can also choose importmaps route that comes as default in Rails 7 so there is no need for nodejs and you can also say goodbye to the big folder "node_modules"

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