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Gavin Morrice

@morricegavin

Classically trained rubyist. Leading conversations about OOP. Chow-hound. Professional toddler negotiator.

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Linear has a 30-minute weekly meeting called "Quality Wednesdays." I sat through one and WOW Devs show a quality or perf-related fix they did last week. It can be big, or small. We went through 17 issues, from massive backend performance wins, to this tiny one. Can you see it?

Linear has a 30-minute weekly meeting called "Quality Wednesdays." I sat through one and WOW

Devs show a quality or perf-related fix they did last week. It can be big, or small. We went through 17 issues, from massive backend performance wins, to this tiny one. Can you see it?
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The problem with the belief that “everything is political” is that it makes everything else just as toxic and divisive as politics.

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I’ve written Ruby for several hours a day, almost every day of my life, for seventeen years. I have spent the last several hours debugging an issue, because I thought Array#first accepts a block!

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In most cases, the words "fetch", "get", "load" etc. in your code are redundant. You can just not write those, and your code will be as—or more—readable

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A spectacular example of Orwellian doublespeak from the UK Home Secretary: "Just because you have a freedom doesn’t mean you have to use it at every moment of every day." In fact the ability do something whenever you want is practically the definition of a freedom.

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What are people using for email client these days? I’ve used Spark for years now, but I feel their latest UX is completely the wrong direction for me (more barriers to accessing and seeing my mail). I’ve tried Notion’s email client, which seems to have excellent AI

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Edinburgh and Scotland based Rubyists. Come along to ScotRUG tomorrow, where I’ll be talking through how to build language models using Ruby lnkd.in/dU95PV_a

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I don’t understand why the emphasis is on job creation? It seems a bit Keynesian to me. Shouldn’t the focus be on cost per unit? The cost of energy affects the entire economy.

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I love Notion as a note taking, documentation app. But their email client is probably the worst I’ve used. It’s painfully slow on iOS.

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I’m disappointed to see that GitButler is still basically unusable on large projects. I’ve been trying it out every few weeks to see if it has gotten more stable, because I’m really rooting for this project. But it invariably crashes or freezes after a few hours