jmarchello

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by jmarchello 20d ago
Yes, every 2 years I believe is he official cadence now.
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by jmarchello 20d ago
For casual play you can absolutely use 3d printed models, and the STLs are out there in spades. Heck, you can use cardboard or rocks. But yes, for tournaments the rules are stricter. Big tournaments are the most strict. My local store allow
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by jmarchello 20d ago
The barrier of entry is admittedly high for playing the game, but it's tons of fun. You have to pick an army, start collecting models (which aren't cheap), then you have to build them and at least sort of paint them. Honestly the
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by jmarchello 5mo ago
Localsend is awesome! My team and I use it all the time for safely transmitting vpn configs, ssh keys, etc... It works flawlessly. The auto-generated names are pretty fun too.
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by jmarchello 6mo ago
Looking at Python packages, or any developer-facing form of software, is not a good indicator of AI-based production. The key benefit of AI development is that our focus moves up a few layers of abstraction, allowing us to focus on real-wor
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by jmarchello 10mo ago
https://pinboard.in Simple, usable, timeless.
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by jmarchello 11mo ago
I fell in love with Insomnia pre-acquisition so I'm thrilled to see it has a spiritual successor. Good on you Greg.
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A Brief History of Rubygems.org(lwn.net)
1 points by jmarchello 11mo ago|0 comments
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by jmarchello 1y ago
Fair point. I don't disagree. I personally just like to stay as close to default GNU/Linux tooling as is practical. It's a matter of personal taste. For me, this makes it so my expectations and muscle memory transfer cleanly
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by jmarchello 1y ago
I love shell tools, and by no means disparage the use of zoxide, z, etc. But I find I get 90% of the usefulness of these tools using the native cd command and adding my most used directories to CDPATH. This additionally is consistent and wo
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by jmarchello 1y ago
We made it! We’ve finally invented vibroblades!
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by jmarchello 1y ago
I think AI is simply exposing problems with academia that have always been there. In my personal experience with both high school and a completed bachelor's degree, 20% of the process is actual learning while 80% is proving what one ha
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by jmarchello 2y ago
Every time I see news about cities discovered in south america I look to see if the dates line up with the Nephite/Lamanite civilizations of the Book of Mormon (roughly 600 BC to 400 AD). This is the closest yet that I've seen. I&
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by jmarchello 2y ago
They actually just released a new, rubust getting started guide that is an EXCELLENT place to start learning the framework: https://guides.rubyonrails.org/getting_started.html . I highly recommend starting there.
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by jmarchello 2y ago
Rails has so much to offer these days, going vanilla really is a viable (and enjoyable) option. Here at Swivel we use the ENTIRE rails stack from Hotwire to Kamal and it is so simple and easy to maintain and deploy. I do think there are use
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A Vanilla Rails Stack Is Plenty(dev.37signals.com)
3 points by jmarchello 2y ago|4 comments
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by jmarchello 2y ago
> Array#each, Array#map, and Array#select have been rewritten in Ruby. > A microbenchmark made on Array#each, for instance, shows it is 7x faster. This is awesome. I can’t wait to see further improvements as they continue to optimize
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Ask HN: Rails Shops, how do you deal with Jobs with zero downtime deploys?
2 points by jmarchello 2y ago|0 comments
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The Last RailsConf(world.hey.com)
5 points by jmarchello 2y ago|0 comments
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by jmarchello 3y ago
Would Ruby, Java, Go, and other gc’ed languages really be considered memory safe? I’d think you have to re-write the Ruby interpreter and the JVM in rust in order to achieve their stated goal here. Someone with deeper system’s knowledge ple
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by jmarchello 3y ago
Seems like an affective way to keep bots/trolls out.
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by jmarchello 3y ago
As unfair as this may seem, your problem may be UX, rather than content. There is no focal point and ironically the shear volume of experience makes it hard to get a quick picture of who you are. I’d recommend a punchy executive summary at
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by jmarchello 3y ago
> One of the beautiful things about bootstrapping a business is that it's default-alive. This is such an effective and concise way to explain the difference between bootstrapping and vc funding.
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by jmarchello 3y ago
A fair question. For Me I use use of their spaces feature to divide my tabs/bookmarks into different areas of concern. So when I'm working on my day job, I can have a running "session" of bookmarks, such as the webapp I&
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by jmarchello 3y ago
I’ve been using Arc for a couple days now and love it. It’s been a while since I’ve adopted a tool (besides developer tools) that I felt truly increased my productivity and enjoyment in my day-to-day activities.
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by jmarchello 3y ago
Anything that gets more Ruby out in the world is positive in my book. Great looking project!
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by jmarchello 3y ago
This site (and its popularity) are great examples of this. I very much agree.
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by jmarchello 3y ago
I agree with the spirit of this. Though I’d go with Rails/Sqlite :)
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by jmarchello 3y ago
> organizational scalability I’m also of the opinion that most engineering/product orgs are extremely bloated and could move much faster with higher quality if they were cut 50-90%.
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by jmarchello 3y ago
Yeah redundancy and HA are good practices. My point in spirit is more that we usually don’t need 90% of the complexity.

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