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Officially looking for work, I guess. Full stack engineer with 20 years experience, a lot of it on Rails and non-rails Ruby systems. Excel at backend, but comfortable at all levels of the stack. Only interested in remote work. Ideally async :) RT for reach, please?

Para vencer al robot aspiradora hay que pensar como el robot aspiradora

> be Sammy Azdoufal, software engineer > spend $2000 on DJI Romo vacuum > decide to control it with xbox controller like a chad > use Claude to reverse engineer the API > It works because Claude is the GOAT > just need to grab auth token from their cloud servers > token works... Claude is unbeaten > wait why is he authenticated as 7000 devices > ohno.jpg > backend trusted any valid token for any device, no ownership verification > mfw Sammy has live camera feeds from vacuums in 24 countries > watching some german dude eat cereal at 3am > can pull SLAM data and get floor plans of everyone's house > could be the world's most efficient burglar > could be the world's most at scale pervert > Sammy just wanted to drive his vacuum bro > reports it like a responsible adult > DJI patches in 2 days > back to being a normal guy with overpriced roomba > mfw the entire IoT industry treats auth like it's 2005

saas is dead openclaw replaced all my subscriptions went from $480/month on tools to $1,245/month on API costs & 15 hours a week fixing yaml files adapt or be left behind

Que raro no? "La izquierda empobrecedora" Los cuatro primeros países son de izquierda

@jasonfried Do auto-closed things close into a specific state? (like "stalled", "ignored" or the like?) It would be nice to have a quick way to see all the things that fell through the cracks and see if anything actually important is in there for quick reviving.

Let's do another Fizzy demo. We should all know by now that the longer the list, the more likely it's filled with outdated old stuff no one's going to do. Yet many organizations are full of these sorts of lists. You might call them backlogs. We call them badlogs. They must go. That's why we built entropy into Fizzy. Things aren't allowed to just sit around. If no one's paying attention, items close all by themselves. Lists remain fresh by default. We'll give you a little heads up first, but then it's on the bubble, ready to pop and go away for good. Here's a quick video showing you how it works. Let me know if you have any questions. More demos soon!

@IvanBravo2407 @belfieqween Anhelos tenemos todos.

Fui toda la vida a educación privada, me recibí en la ORT, mis padres me dieron todo en la vida y más y me siguen dando todo hasta hoy, vivo una vida privilegiada por donde la mires, siempre rodeada de gente privilegiada y jamás JAMÁS se me ocurrió no votar al frente amplio

Votar es por todos, para que la vida de la gente sea un poco menos mierda, para que los niños puedan ir a la escuela y puedan comer y no salir a pedir al semáforo NO ENTIENDO COMO NO LES MUEVE UN PELO

Tuesdays are the worst so here is the funniest video of all time

@mrdoob He couldn't be arsed to check it eh?

Someone made a PR aiming to remove vulgar words from the project 🙃

@darioelque yen2

@godfoca Megaminería y dejar que se llenen los agujeros de agua #VamosAFondo

me acaban de avisar que entré como diputado del MPP porque en un acto del 2009 puse mi mail en una planilla

Bo, ganamos en 12 departamentos. A ver si nos lavamos la boca antes de botijear a la gente del interior. El eje del Uruguay no entra por el ombligo y sale por el culo de Montevideo. A los militantes de todo el interior, mis respetos.

@irenichus Me cuentan que en India están contratando en talleres de ropa. Si no quiere comer tu comida que trabaje por la suya.

Mi hijo se enojó conmigo y me dijo que la comida de McDonald’s es mejor que la mía.

@nosoyalemana Y vení a votar en noviembre.

No quiero hacer este día sobre mi porque lógicamente es SOBRE EL FRENTE AMPLIO pero no saben lo horrible que es no estar en Uruguay en día de elecciones cuando te gusta mucho la democracia

@bmizerany @holman 17? Wow, they're getting minimalistic.

@holman Dunno. What is a typical Next.js bundle up to (including the 17 components to render a dropdown)?

love the care and attention github puts into their main product these days

@LeidiPonzonia Lo de Correa fuera de Carmelo. Lugar del bien.

El que adivine donde estoy se lleva un premio. Dato: hay canilla libre de ravioles con tuco y vino.

@chacon @t3dotgg @withgraphite @krlvi @github That lowercase h killed me, @defunk.

A few weeks ago, @t3dotgg posted a reading of an article that @withgraphite wrote called "Why GitHub Won". @krlvi wanted to read my version of that, as a @github cofounder, so I wrote it up, including a bunch of old emails and photos. Hope you enjoy too! blog.gitbutler.com/why-github-act…

hace poco me enteré que habia una version extendida de la mítica escena de PARKOUR de The Office y tienen que verla porque es todavia mejor

@Abe9000000 @_swanson You can use enum in the model with DB strings—or, better yet, with native DB enums which have the perf characteristics of a tinyint with the legibility advantages of a string :)

@_swanson I prefer the role to be a tinyint and use enum inside the model

this join table will save your startup $100,000

@iign :*

@godfoca No seas insolente

El css que estoy escribiendo en este starbucks tomando un café tibio es para colgar en un museo