Anyone in SF have a 3d printer? I need some clips for my crisper.
https://www.printables.com/model/418756-humidity-control-lid-tab-for-fisher-and-paykel-ref
I help small teams do big things and help big teams have big impact. And I build GoodJob, Day of the Shirt, Panlexicon, and Brompt too.
Anyone in SF have a 3d printer? I need some clips for my crisper.
https://www.printables.com/model/418756-humidity-control-lid-tab-for-fisher-and-paykel-ref
Frontend/Browser/JS question: is there a contemporary 2025 way of triggering a "hey, are you sure you want to close this tab with its form inputs?" confirmation?
... that isn't beforeunload?
What makes LLMs work isn't deep neural networks or attention mechanisms or vector databases or anything like that.
What makes LLMs work is our tendency to see faces on toast.
@issyl0 you are a fantastic engineer π this is a good true story of "tell me about a time you were challenged and how you handled it" that speaks to your experience and teamwork π
Itβs not easy being king β¦
I don't mean to brag you guys but loads of companies really care about my privacy
TIL it's really simple to make iteratable jobs with Active Job (though maybe GoodJob only) by mutating the arguments and retrying the job. A little writeup: https://github.com/bensheldon/good_job/discussions/1627
@tom ugh. That sounds terrrrrrible. I'm glad you're feeling better.
Those work notes you mention stopping. Did you publish them? (I ask to plop in my reader should you ever start again, not as any motivation good/bad to do so) π
β Accepted π
@matth @allafarce @bensheldon I usually leave the raw meat for the end to avoid cross-contamination. But I *could* see that there's some point to letting the salt and seasoning sit before cooking. But that's not scientific.
@allafarce nice! tho I dislike rice rinsing interrupting cutting board work; still need humans in the loop! π
@tom I shared a similar experience to Children of Time and Children of Ruin. 2 years later the octopuses are very memorable, everything else much less so.
@timriley happy to motivate! Pinboard, yeesh π
@timriley π love this!
@remi thanks for asking π
- real world mocking and stubbing patterns (involving some deep library object/methods I can't control and no "maybe you should design it differently" neg)
- the block syntax that seems to be specific to Rails, and whether I should use that or not for everything
- how to use the test runner, specifically to track down flakes and order dependency / isolation problems
- if using Factories, how to pattern that in tests.
Five years later, here's a presentation I once gave about assisting welfare applications during the first month of COVID-19 (mostly about websites falling over and how my team helped): https://island94.org/2025/03/flattening-the-curve-for-the-safety-net
@jnunemaker Subscribed π
I got my (our!) RailsConf session proposal submitted. Gonna be amazing (if accepted!) π€
@jardo United States aligned π