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My friends Brendan and Ryan started a new podcast called Rails Business, and I was privileged to be the first guest. I hope you listen and enjoy. railsbusiness.com/2435951/episod…

Our new GitHub extension for local CI sign-offs make it easy to prevent PRs from being merged until tests, linters, and security checks have all been run on the developer machine. Enjoy! github.com/basecamp/gh-si…

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Anyone experimenting with Artichoke Ruby to target WASM? Curious to hear experiences.

I'm probably very late to the party but I've been using Cursor AI lately and really finding it useful. Since I had used VS Code for so long, the key mappings being the same helped out a ton. I do like the AI integrations with Claude and others. It makes having a conversation

I am skeptical of Vibe Coding. Seems like a youthful fad. I have attempted to partake in this but my results are not very stellar. Talking with some others who have tried, the results are similar. The jury is still out....

I love geeky stuff like this.

This is also geeky cool.

Link: The future of AI is Ruby on Rails | sean goedecke : seangoedecke.com/ai-and-ruby/#f…

Just published: "Rails MCP Server: Enhancing AI-Assisted Development" I created a tool that lets Claude AI directly access my Rails projects through the Model Context Protocol (MCP). Now I can ask Claude to examine my project without manual copy/paste! mariochavez.io/desarrollo/202…

Just shipped RubyLLM 1.0.1! We've fixed temperature handling for OpenAI's o1/o3 models, improved tool naming, and added Rails system prompt examples. Also added base64 dependency for Ruby 3.4 compatibility. Making AI in Ruby elegant. github.com/crmne/ruby_llm…

I can’t wait to listen to this one.

🎉 Just shipped RubyLLM 1.1.0.rc2! Let your LLMs handle retryable errors in tools while critical ones bubble up to your app – no more guessing what went wrong. Plus a model guide with all the supported models, and a couple bug fixes from 1.1.0rc1. github.com/crmne/ruby_llm…

This sounds interesting

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Finally did it. I wrote down how to build a code-editing agent. In 315 lines of code. And yes, it works. Very well. There is no moat.

I see a nice notification in my email today...TRMNL order is on the way. My TRMNL is headed my way. Can't wait.

Mars & M44 - if you have clear skies Saturday night, the Moon will also be in this view.

Is there a worse UI than that of LinkedIn? None come to mind.

I'm really curious how teams on Ruby on Rails projects are using AI to legitimately help their users. I'd like to see real-world examples where a feature uses AI to produce a better solution. I don't mean using Cursor to write your code, I mean the app uses something like