@joehart It did really whip the llama’s ass.
He’s CTO at CoverageBook, Rubyist, Conference Organizer of Brighton Ruby, Author, Speaker, Bootstrapper & Twin Dad.
@joehart It did really whip the llama’s ass.
Welcome to tiny ruby #{conf} on the 21st of November 2025!
Tickets are now available and the CFP is open.
@joehart My ankles: I’m with “now brain”.
Looking to give away some tickets for https://brightonruby.com purchased by kind folks in the community in the name of @codefolio
Please share with folks (in education or out of work in early career) who would qualify. Will contact folks by Wed 5th June.
I promise I'll stop now. But I dug even further.
Think this is my favourite solution even though it's not the fastest.
https://andycroll.com/ruby/further-options-odd_sum-with-benchmarking/
I’ve started writing again! I wrote the first essay for my newsletter last week about how I view AI coding assistants. Would love to get your feedback!
https://open.substack.com/pub/sarahmei/p/the-next-abstraction
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@davetron5000 @andycroll Might fiddle with Set as well.
This is purely unravelling a jumper by pulling on a thread at this point.
@davetron5000 ...if you leave the uniq call off it does.
After a simpler solution was suggested... I got benchmark-y.
https://andycroll.com/ruby/benchmarking-odd_sum/
@pointlessone You make a good point, amended the article version.
@pointlessone @andycroll @cassidoo True. That’s a nice one-liner. But I quite like the expressiveness.
Run thorugh of my thought process:
https://andycroll.com/ruby/cassiecodes-odd_sum-programming-exercise/
A more error protected and false-y returning version with some Active Support help to keep it nice and terse.
Solution to @cassidoo's latest programming challenge in Ruby... not quite there as a one liner, although the logic is sound.
Month out. Swag arrives.
https://brightonruby.com
@r3trofitted @andycroll They won’t need to if they can find all four map pieces to Big Whoop.
Not sure there's more of an instabuy on the whole site than https://www.bitmapbooks.com/collections/all-books/products/the-art-of-point-click-adventure-games
Although plenty run it close.
In case you missed the email, I've put together t-shirts for Brighton Ruby (for the first time).
I never did it before because of cost, potential waste admin hassle and a fear of many t-shirts in multiple sizes in my (too small) loft.
Want one?
https://rubytshirts.com/collections/brighton-ruby-25
I am super pleased to share that #FFConf will be back on Friday 14th November 2025!
🗣 We have opened our call for papers - the link includes the topics that are piquing my interest but also our promise to all speakers: https://ffconf.org/cfp
🎟 Our next annoucement will be about *early access tickets*, so watch out for that.
Finally, if there is a speaker who you think should be on the FFConf stage, drop me a message, either email or on our discord, we'd love to hear from you.
There are few people as wise about software and teams as @sarahmei.
So this is definitely worth keeping an eye on. https://sarahmei.substack.com/p/hello-again