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Had two pieces of our work featured in the recent issue of the RoboRuby Ruby AI newsletter: - My article on the layers of the AI stack (losangelesaiapps.com/layers-of-the-…) - The Digital Press (thedigipress.com) Thanks Matt Solt! rubyai.beehiiv.com/p/ruby-ai-news…

Just wrote about a new pattern that I discovered using the Popover API, Anchor Positioning and Turbo Frames. You can now lazy load popover elements on a page and anchor them to the trigger element, all without a single line of custom JavaScript! losangelesaiapps.com/lazy-loaded-po…

When you think of incorporating AI into an MVP, what programming language do you reach for? For most people, it's Python. However, in a blog post I just published, I make the argument for why Ruby is the best language to use for AI MVPs. Check it out! losangelesaiapps.com/building-ai-ap…

Found an excellent article by Akshay Khot on serving large files in Rails with a reverse proxy. He even dives into the source code for Thruster, the default Puma wrapper. I'd shout him out here, but I don't see him on Twitter: writesoftwarewell.com/serving-large-…

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New programmers gravitate towards complexity, always adding. Experienced programmers are always looking to remove, not add.

With my recent changes to IO#close 👉 github.com/ruby/ruby/pull…, Ruby 3.5 (aka the upcoming Ruby 4.0) speeds up IO operations across the board. `IO#close` is now faster — especially under contention! 🚀📈

It’s tempting for a Ruby shop to evaluate other languages when event-driven non-blocking I/O is a requirement. But Ruby is great at solving these types of problems, especially when paired with Async. losangelesaiapps.com/concurrent-web…

Your RAG setup is likely overcomplicated. Ed Izaguirre makes a compelling case for SQLite-vec as the ultimate minimalist stack for Retrieval-Augmented Generation, offering a cheaper, easier, and faster way to build. towardsdatascience.com/retrieval-augm…

If they can handcuff a U.S. Senator for asking a question, imagine what they will do to you.

Japanese people run tiny shops like this because they're allowed to. We could also be allowed to, and that's what "urbanism" is all about. thedeletedscenes.substack.com/p/backyard-cof…

Introducing 'On Rails', a new podcast 🎙️ from the Rails Foundation where host Robby Russell explores the real-world decisions that go into building, maintaining, and scaling Ruby on Rails applications. Hear from engineers and leaders who’ve navigated legacy code, scaled