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Instead of death spiral, I think I can generally just use negative feedback loop... Slightly less morbid.

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Instead of death spiral, I think I can generally just use negative feedback loop... Slightly less morbid.

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A nice write up on using mysql skip lock... It is part of the magic that makes solid queue work. https://kirshatrov.com/posts/fast-skip-locked

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A nice write up on using mysql skip lock... It is part of the magic that makes solid queue work. https://kirshatrov.com/posts/fast-skip-locked

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I like open source, I also like companies that have some of their code and projects being worked on in the open... PRs, discussions, fixes, performance, etc... If it isn't core IP and the company is building off open source, it is really great to publicly be contributors and supporters as well.

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I like open source, I also like companies that have some of their code and projects being worked on in the open... PRs, discussions, fixes, performance, etc... If it isn't core IP and the company is building off open source, it is really great to publicly be contributors and supporters as well.

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Nice, this is a fun project collecting and indexing Ruby talks. https://www. rubyvideo.dev/

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Nice, this is a fun project collecting and indexing Ruby talks. https://www. rubyvideo.dev/

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Talking about Rails cache network calls, what is happening under the hood and how to test for network failures.

https://www. mayerdan.com/ruby/2024/11/07/c aches-network-requests

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Talking about Rails cache network calls, what is happening under the hood and how to test for network failures.

https://www. mayerdan.com/ruby/2024/11/07/c aches-network-requests

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Cool to still see improvements in web GC handling out of band...

https://railsatscale.com/2024-10-23-ne xt-generation-oob-gc/

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Cool to still see improvements in web GC handling out of band...

https://railsatscale.com/2024-10-23-ne xt-generation-oob-gc/

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@vic this is always mesmerizing but can't really be fully captured in a photo

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@vic this is always mesmerizing but can't really be fully captured in a photo

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@ryan @kf honestly a ton of code is written by AI in the same way Spell check writes all my documents... It catches some little typos and occasionally fills out a line I started typing. It's fine, but I bet this leads to a ton of over attribution of code to AI

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@ryan @kf honestly a ton of code is written by AI in the same way Spell check writes all my documents... It catches some little typos and occasionally fills out a line I started typing. It's fine, but I bet this leads to a ton of over attribution of code to AI

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@Mer__edith honestly a ton of code is written by AI in the same way Spell check writes all my documents... It catches some little typos and occasionally fills out a line I started typing. It's fine, but I bet this leads to a ton of over attribution of code to AI

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@Mer__edith honestly a ton of code is written by AI in the same way Spell check writes all my documents... It catches some little typos and occasionally fills out a line I started typing. It's fine, but I bet this leads to a ton of over attribution of code to AI

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I know debugging is hard and frustrating, but I do sometimes enjoy how it can put you in a zone where you just keep digging in and learning more.

The learning and exploration is the reward, and eventually the problem is solved.

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I know debugging is hard and frustrating, but I do sometimes enjoy how it can put you in a zone where you just keep digging in and learning more.

The learning and exploration is the reward, and eventually the problem is solved.

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I type thoughts out fast and have to re-read / proof read before sending... If spell/grammar check didn't find any issue, I most often thing that spell check crashed, opposed to I was able to write a single sentence without any errors or typos.

P.S. spell check fixed 3 typos in the above text.

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I type thoughts out fast and have to re-read / proof read before sending... If spell/grammar check didn't find any issue, I most often thing that spell check crashed, opposed to I was able to write a single sentence without any errors or typos.

P.S. spell check fixed 3 typos in the above text.