manume

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by manume 2mo ago
That's great, but from my experience, 90% of Rubyists I met are working with Rails. "Divorcing" from Rails is therefore absurd, just stuff people say who don't like DHH for one reason or another.
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by manume 2mo ago
More options: https://agentmgmt.dev (disclaimer: built by me)
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by manume 4mo ago
Hmm, I don’t think sharing my personal experience would be that useful. For one, I’ve only used a handful of these tools long enough to give a meaningful assessment. More importantly, though, these tools evolve so quickly that anything I wr
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by manume 4mo ago
Sure, but we gotta start somewhere, right? :) What would you find most useful to add next?
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by manume 4mo ago
I added a comment to Cursor in the list. ;)
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by manume 4mo ago
Thanks for the feedback! > Good list, but gosh the term "agent orchestrator" is really being diluted endlessly these days. Yeah, there's a lot happening in this space... but I think those 13 tools which are one the list ri
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Show HN: The independent guide to agent orchestrators(agentmgmt.dev)
9 points by manume 4mo ago|7 comments
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by manume 6mo ago
Really cool to see superpowers adjusted for Rails development! One question: looking at the Rails conventions stills you added, wouldn't rules with paths be a better match for that: https://code.claude.com/docs/en&
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by manume 2y ago
In my experience, Bundler has improved a lot with regard to resolving dependency issues over the years. And OS libs are only really depended on by a few gems, no? 99% of them don't use FFI or call OS libs. Moreover, how often do you re
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by manume 2y ago
Hearing people still mention "monkey patching" always makes me chuckle... I haven't "monkey patched" anything in Ruby in > 5 years, and I don't see it in any of the popular libraries/gems anymore either
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by manume 2y ago
You can pin a gem to a specific version, of course. `gem "mygem"` installs the latest version. `gem "mygem", "~> 4.0.0"` installs >= 4.0.0 but < 4.1.0, which is what you probably want when using Semant
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by manume 2y ago
For 99% of use cases (especially when writing shell scripts) it doesn't matter, just pick the one you know better. Both are nicer than Bash though. :)
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by manume 2y ago
Can you give an example? I can't think of a single situation where whitespace matters in Ruby (unless of course you forget to put a space between two commands or something silly).
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by manume 2y ago
What do you mean by "broken gems"?
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by manume 2y ago
> Sadly, 9 out of 10 environments lack a Ruby interpreter out of the box. Please name those 10 environments you are talking about. In my experience, a reasonably recent Ruby version is present almost everywhere. > add 5 minutes to you
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by manume 2y ago
Similar case for me, but I think the author says it well: > That is, most of the cases Bash for me is enough, but if the script starts to become complex, I switch to Ruby. Even if ChatGPT lets you bang out more complex shell scripts easi
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by manume 2y ago
Bundler inline works great for that: https://bundler.io/guides/bundler_in_a_single_file_ruby_scri...
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by manume 2y ago
> but it's temperamental and I have trouble getting it working. > I was trying to set up editor support Not sure what problems you had exactly, but saying that editor tooling is bad, simply because you can't get it to work,
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by manume 2y ago
> ... the new LSP one from Shopify doesn't want to work for whatever reason. Sorry, but calling it "a mess" simply because you can't get it to work is quite unfair. I've been using the LSP from Shopify since it c
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How to run an efficient two-person company(uplink.tech)
2 points by manume 6y ago|0 comments
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Check your recruiter contracts with Uplink(uplink.tech)
1 points by manume 7y ago|0 comments
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Mastermind Groups at Uplink(uplink.tech)
1 points by manume 7y ago|0 comments
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Why you should work freelance as a software developer in Germany(blog.uplink.tech)
1 points by manume 9y ago|0 comments
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What’s in a pitch?(blog.uplink.tech)
1 points by manume 9y ago|0 comments
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by manume 9y ago
Hi, author here. Indeed I try really hard to see it from the recruiter's point of view, which is what the article is about. And I don't think other devs have any problems to see it from the recruiter's point of view either. O
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Why are so many IT recruiters technically completely incompetent?(blog.uplink.tech)
3 points by manume 9y ago|3 comments
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Simple and Powerful – The Alexa Flash Briefing Skill API(krautcomputing.com)
4 points by manume 9y ago|0 comments
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by manume 10y ago
Seriously great conference! The concept is really appealing - step out of the echo chamber of your own programming language / framework community and learn a bit about many other languages.
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Updating Middleman extensions to work with Middleman v4(krautcomputing.com)
1 points by manume 10y ago|0 comments
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Autospace Bootstrap columns on small screens(krautcomputing.com)
1 points by manume 10y ago|0 comments

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