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by vicentereig 4mo ago
It’s funny how many agentic things decompose into a DSPy RLM with specialized tools, although the tools here do the heavy lifting.
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by vicentereig 8mo ago
https://vicente.services
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by vicentereig 9mo ago
I appreciate your time checking it out! I've used and keep using DSPy a lot for work, and I felt I was missing a limb in my Rails-related projects. Let me know if you have any thoughts or feedback, every person has a different perspect
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by vicentereig 9mo ago
Thanks for sharing your experience! I know there's many of us out there dabbling with LLMs and some solid businesess built on Ruby, lurking in the background without publishing much. Your single-tool approach is a solid starting point.
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by vicentereig 9mo ago
Maintainer of DSPy.rb here. The key difference is the level of abstraction: RubyLLM gives you a clean API for LLM calls and tool definitions. You're still writing prompts and managing conversations directly. DSPy.rb treats prompts as f
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by vicentereig 9mo ago
Same here. T::Struct and T::Enums at API boundaries has been the sweet spot—typed request/response models, runtime validation at ingress/egress. I’ve been using this pattern for API clients[0] and CLIs[1]: define the shape once wi
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by vicentereig 9mo ago
I’ve been leaning hard into Sorbet runtime types for DSPy.rb[0] and finding real value. T::Struct at API boundaries, typed props for config, runtime validation where data enters the system. For generating (with LLMs) API clients and CLIs it
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by vicentereig 9mo ago
You’re right they’re different models. The path would be Falcon + async-job-adapter-active_job. I am exploring eliminating worker processes, so jobs run as fibers in the same process, yielding during I/O.
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by vicentereig 9mo ago
Both model prompts as functions. BAML is a DSL - write .baml files, generate code, get validated structured outputs. DSPy is a programming paradigm. I like to look at it like the MVC for the Web. You define Signatures[0]: typed contracts go
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by vicentereig 9mo ago
Nice work. Thanks for sharing it! I've been thinking about using something like this for LLM agent workflows - the outbound action pattern would work well for tool calls that need to wait on external APIs. I'm working on DSPy.rb [
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by vicentereig 11mo ago
I work with DSPy in Python and felt it was missing in the Ruby ecosystem. So I started https://github.com/vicentereig/dspy.rb : a composable, type-safe version built for Rubyists who want to design and optimize prompts,
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Exploring server-side diffing in Turbo(dev.37signals.com)
2 points by vicentereig 3y ago|0 comments
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by vicentereig 4y ago
It's a _headless_ Content Management System. https://www.contentful.com/ They are useful in organizations where the people who author and publish the content aren't the same people who known how to code a website.
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by vicentereig 4y ago
Hey Bryan, It'd be helpful if you could provide a couple of examples of that _boilerplate content_ looks like. I led the team migrating to Contentful (CF) a hefty documentation website [1] from a homegrown CMS based on MDX. 600+ mdx a
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by vicentereig 4y ago
Long story, short: I don't keep track of them. I felt the need to protect myself from these sources of FOMO. When it is necessary to set up a group chat, I like them short-lived. You organize an event with friends. The event is over. I
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by vicentereig 8y ago
Totally agree, as an avid cyclist and commuter in SF. Check his commute, 60mi/6,000ft days are fun, and a hell of a workout! ;) Definitely he's wearing a kit for a reason!
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by vicentereig 9y ago
New Relic, Inc | Growth Engineering | San Francisco, CA | On-site | Full-time I am building the Growth Engineering team in the Commercial Business Segment organization at New Relic, Inc. I am looking for several Software Engineers to drive
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by vicentereig 9y ago
New Relic, Inc | Senior Software Engineer | San Francisco | ON SITE The Growth Engineering Team is looking for a great Senior Software Engineer to join us in building customer experiences to drive acquisition, onboarding, monetization, orga
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by vicentereig 9y ago
Unsplash.com seems to be gaining some momentum in comparison since Jan 2016 https://trends.google.com/trends/explore?date=all&q=FFFFOUND...
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by vicentereig 10y ago
Hey Helena, another Spaniard here based in SF. Happy to grab a coffee and share anything that you guys may find useful in case you decide to move over to this side of the pond. Feel free to hit me up at vicente@newrelic.com Cheers, Vicente.
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by vicentereig 10y ago
I'd recommend you to join a Toastmasters group! It's fun, scary, and highly rewarding! http://www.toastmasters.org
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by vicentereig 10y ago
If they fall into the formal specification category, I've found Writing Effective Use Cases by Alistair Cockburn to be very helpful.
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by vicentereig 11y ago
It's just a Rails app: https://github.com/lelylan/dev/blob/master/app/views/pages/s...
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Software engineering vs. other engineering(selftaughtcs.com)
2 points by vicentereig 11y ago|0 comments
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by vicentereig 12y ago
I think modules become also really powerful to build and/or extract the framework that your app needs. In other words, distilling your framework out of your app. I look at them as a way to extract those building blocks that support the
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by vicentereig 13y ago
http://www.therubybook.com/
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by vicentereig 13y ago
I'm actually using it in a small side-project I implemented a couple of weeks ago. ( http://playas.io ) It uses Rails 4 [0], JRuby 1.7.4, postgresql with full text search, one dyno and 10 workers. It is not the first time I&#
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by vicentereig 13y ago
You actually need to avoid cookies getting stored until users give their consent to do so. Probably something like the rack-policy Ruby gem linked below will help making sure there is no cookies at all. https://github.com/pe
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by vicentereig 13y ago
I can't upvote, but seems that you just read my mind. Congrats and thanks!
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by vicentereig 14y ago
Good to know about dollar-gee, reminds me of DOMBrew: https://github.com/glebm/DOMBrew

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