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🧑💻 :ruby: Ruby lover
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🚲 Bike rider
♀️🏳️🌈♿ Learning Ally
✊🏿 BlackLivesMatter
🏳️⚧️ Trans rights are human rights
🫂 No human being is illegal
🤺 Amateur sabre fencer
📚 Sci-fi/solarpunk dreamer
💎 Diadem (Rolling Quartz fan)
```ruby
# test.rb
class Object
def in?(other) = other.include? self
end
RSpec.describe 'example' do
it 'matches if a value exist in an array' do
expect(1).to be_in([1, 2, 3])
end
end
```
if you run it:
```bash
$ rspec test.rb
.
Finished in 0.00226 seconds (files took 0.0285 seconds to load)
1 example, 0 failures
$
```
if you are in Rails you have https://api.rubyonrails.org/classes/Object.html#method-i-in-3F and do not need to modify Object.
Por cierto: que he ido a contar y son 14 los libros en los que he usado el lenguaje no binario para la traducción, ya fuera porque había personajes no binaries, le autore lo pedía o el mundo era tan queer y utópico que era lógico usarlo.
Por si alguien necesita recomendaciones, vaya.
‘Spotify CEO, Daniel Ek, becomes chairman of AI military start-up after €600 million investment’
https://faroutmagazine.co.uk/spotify-ceo-daniel-ek-chairman-ai-military-million-investment/
“Ek’s pledge was announced on June 16th via his firm, Prima Materia. In 2021, Ek led an investment one sixth the size of the one announced this week. His initial €100 million investment into Helsing was the first significant funding received by the start-up.”
@Ryanbigg
- If you're alone/few and it's small, be "boring" do as much as you can "the rails way" unless you have a pressing/profitable reason not to.
- If it's large/old decouple, as in packwerk, have smaller pieces that know less about each other, don't do mini/micro services,
- In both cases, ensure you have many good small tests that do not depend on the obscure side-effects from your setup code, if they do, your code does
I just learned about LUMA, a student project #film + #game heavily inspired by the #chobani #solarpunk ad:
https://www.artstation.com/artwork/ZlZKWX
This is incredibly beautiful storytelling.
Microsoft confirms it's providing AI and cloud services to Israeli military for war in Gaza
Boicot Microsoft! #freepalestine
Steam just added screen reader support in the latest Big Picture Mode beta. On the Deck. On SteamOS. On Linux.
Not hacked in. Not community-patched. Built-in. From Valve.
There's an accessibility tab. There's a screen reader. There's high-contrast mode, UI scaling, color filters, reduced motion, and more.
I can’t believe I’m saying this but: I need a Steam Deck now.
Accessibility isn’t just coming to gaming — it’s here, and it’s official.
Let’s make some noise so they keep going.
🔗 https://www.theverge.com/games/689922/steam-is-adding-screen-reader-support-and-other-accessibility-tools
#Accessibility #Gaming #SteamDeck #ScreenReader #Linux #valve
Un treintaiseismilavo.
Es el desgaste relativo del pavimento entre una bicicleta y un coche.
Han de pasar 36.000 bicis por un punto para desgastar lo que un único coche.
Saw some blog post talking about "lessons from AI programming", and there was a whole section about treating agentic AI like an "intern". The whole point of internships is it's for the *intern's benefit*! It's so the intern gets work experience! An internship shouldn't be synonymous with mindless gruntwork!
...obviously I get that internships are widely abused, and a lot of people treat junior devs poorly. But it’s depressing seeing people just be open about it.
Uno de los primeros ejemplos públicos de mi evangelización tiene unos 16 años y data del momento en el que empezamos a ser conscientes de los monstruos que engendra el Big Data y del estado vergonzoso de la administración. https://youtu.be/kGL7paIFYWU?si=LvA-X_IG8XIhcYeM
#Scientists have studied #remotework for 4 years and have reached a clear conclusion: working from home makes us happier
Eliminating commuting boosts well-being and sleep
Saving time means more chances for #worklifebalance and healthy habits
Productivity and team connection: managing #remote challenges
https://www.cmu.fr/en/scientists-have-studied-remote-work-for-4-years-and-have-reached-a-clear-conclusion-working-from-home-makes-us-happier-9712/ #wfh
I'm 100% on board with this:
https://gitlab.gnome.org/GNOME/libxml2/-/issues/913
Both that the security theater is that. (In #VarnishCache we could not get a CVE under embargo because we did not have enough bugs calling for a CVE!)
But also that unpaid FOSS maintainers dont owe anybody nothing:
"Over four months, LLM users consistently underperformed at neural, linguistic, and behavioral levels."
More research adding weight to my hunch that, in the future, software developers who *haven't* been relying on LLMs will be in highest demand.
https://www.media.mit.edu/publications/your-brain-on-chatgpt/
A coalition of international guilds for animators, screenwriters, and actors protest “artificial intelligence” at the Annecy Animation Film Festival:
“The technology is a vehicle for exploitation. It’s a vehicle to extract data that people have worked their entire lives to create, they put everything into that data. It’s not just data. Data is such a reductive word, but unfortunately that is how it can be exploited. So don’t listen to them.”
https://deadline.com/2025/06/annecy-ai-protest-animation-guilds-1236431752/
What I picture when you mention CoPilot.
Alguien del gobierno Trump ha subido sin querer a un repositorio público de github los planes para automatizar "todo el gobierno" con #IA
"an "all-in-one API" that will allow agencies to connect their systems to models from OpenAI, Google, and Anthropic; and something called "CONSOLE," which the page describes as a "groundbreaking tool to analyze agency-wide implementation."
Cuando se han dado cuenta lo han borrado, o al menos eso creían, porque luego han descubierto que en vez de borrarlo solo lo habían archivado y aún se podía acceder, porque son así de competentes, se conoce.
https://www.theregister.com/2025/06/10/trump_admin_leak_government_ai_plans/
A fair question!
@choan 🫂
