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@dimitribosch
AI slop rider Working on Akta Weekly Music game with your friends: https://t.co/e07wKG0P6n ex-Dir of Software Architecture @lewagonparis Love movies & coffee
Paris, France Katılım Şubat 2009
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I'm sick of my Apple Watch.
People into mechanical watches, what's a good intro watch? Looking for something good quality and timeless. Help.
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I made Solid Queue fiber-based.
Threads need one DB connection each: they can all query concurrently. Fibers share one connection because only one runs at a time.
100 concurrent jobs:
threads: 102 db connections
fibers: 3 db connections
Plus 20% faster on real LLM streaming workloads.
PR is up on rails/solid_queue.
paolino.me/solid-queue-do…
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@tdinh_me Stromae
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Jamel Debbouze
I think it was broadcasted initially on @canalplus channel
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I really hope they will build a Gmail competitor
I also think @NotionHQ is quite close from doing that as well
A bit of competition would be welcomed
Fayaz Ahmed@fayazara
FYI, @thomasgauvin has also built a whole email client if you want to need an email service.
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I understand the argument, but… It was the same before LLMs. We all have short memories but Google has always been shopping small web app experiments and small products. They were already out shipping anyone.
Not sure how this has changed
alex fazio@alxfazio
the window for experimenting with llms has basically closed now. the megacorps have fully hit escape velocity and are shipping new products and new features daily. the shift is that they’re not just shipping llms anymore, they’re using llms to build products and improve existing ones at scale. the wild west era of llms isn’t really the wild west anymore. a year ago, this could’ve been an indie dev side project, maybe even a monetizable product. it was literally so easy that the only real bottleneck was your free time. now, whatever idea you have, you should basically assume google/anthropic/oai will build some version of it within a week and wipe out most of the startup surface area around it
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@evilmartians @palkan_tula Thank you. Was a bit surprised to not see Logidze by @palkan_tula in it 🙂
But very good blog post. Always looking forward to reading it each year
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We work with dozens of Ruby on Rails projects every year. Naturally, we've used many gems and have found our favorites.
This idea led @palkan_tula to create this blog post, where he imagined what if these gems were somehow merged into a single Gemfile: the ideal Martian Gemfile. We update this post regularly, now with AI integration and Inertia Rails sections. Read here:
evilmartians.com/chronicles/gem…
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@SkyvinSX @badlogicgames @acoyfellow I didn't know about this.
Thank you.
I also wanted to explore Kimi K2.5. But not sure if on par with Opus or Codex
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@dimitribosch @badlogicgames @acoyfellow Claude via API doesn't have to be expensive — I use flat per-request pricing instead of per-token. same models, way more predictable costs for coding. (reqflux.com) has 20 free requests if you want to try it. feel free to dm if any questions
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as more and more people start using pi, i now get this question often:
"what are essential extensions i should install?"
none. zero. start vanilla. only build/install something if you feel a recuring pain that you can't get rid of by reevaluating your workflow learned with another harness.
i have 2 extensions:
- promot-url-widget.ts in pi-mono/.pi/extensions: if a git issue/pr url is mentioned in a user message, it displays a little widget above the editor with the issue/pr title, submitter account id, and link to cmd+click. if i have multiple sessions open i know immediately what it's about
- pi-diff-viewer, simple slash command spawning a GUI that lets me annotate a diff or any file in the working directory. once done, annotations are feed back to pi as a prompt, with a request for the model to act on the annotations.
this is all i ever use. no, i don't use web search, mcp, multi-agents, whatever. i'm likely still outperforming you productivity wise with less token usage.
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@dimitribosch @acoyfellow codex for coding, opus for prose
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ProTip for Rubyists: open a socket into your Rails web server so your agent can directly observe what’s going on over irb.
This is the gateway drug to running self-improving agent loops at more rapid iterations.
Brad Gessler@bradgessler
The only factors that will matter for languages is if they’re token efficient and readable by humans. Beyond that it will be all about the runtime: is it fast? Is it observable? How good are its scaling primitives? Observability is crucially important for self-improving loops.
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the tab color & cmd+f were the missing features for me to completely love Ghostty (it was already my go-to terminal anyhow). Thanks @mitchellh
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Okay and who of you couldn't reply to this? Please please only if you couldn't okay?
@levelsio@levelsio
Okay let's see who can reply to this
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@jorgemanru @zoltanhosszu Awesome. Congrats to the team.
Wondering if markdown output is on the roadmap?
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Lexxy is marching steadily towards its 1.0 release.
With support for galleries, it is already a drop-in replacement for Trix, with a bunch of additional features. The last bit is sorting images with D&D, which will happen this week.
Big kudos to @zoltanhosszu and Sam Péchèr for the constant push during the last months.
github.com/basecamp/lexxy…
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@inazarova @palkan_tula Does not seem to be available in France unfortunately.
Maybe I'll get a kindle version (once I get a kindle)
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hey friend, listen to Michael, don’t sleep on the layered Rails techniques (by @palkan_tula) which have been helping us at Evil Martians enable the most ambitious Rails startups to grow and win 📈
Michael Rispoli@michael_rispoli
Finally got to diving into Layered Design for Ruby on Rails Applications by @palkan_tula at @inazarova’s recommendation. Such a good deep dive into rails within the first three chapters and some cool techniques I didn’t realize were available to me. Definitely recommend if you’re looking to get a deeper understanding of building complex rails apps. And because I know you may be thinking it, no AI does not recommend these techniques out of the box so it’s well worth your time to learn them. 😎
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