This is exactly why I stopped coding ruby and rails! This is public fascism at this point.
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Thats always been the case. I think it was Brian Kernighan said smth like “Debugging is twice as hard as writing the code in the first place. Therefore, if you write the code as cleverly as possible, you are, by definition, not smart enough to debug it.”
Started making my own terminal agent on top of my own TUI lib and my own anthropic sdk all in crystal lang. There is something extremely special about owning majority of the tools. Will open source soon.
In the meantime checkout github.com/omarluq/termisu and github.com/crys-ai/anthropic.cr
So aws ASG just kicked my ass lol!
Takeaway: Don’t use ASG for stateful workloads.
Tui lib with it*
See this is my point! What happens if you pick up idk go or crystal and make a tui with lib it! We get 500fps!
I guess I did offend lol! I’m just saying low level tty is one of those cases where the runtime genuinely matters regardless of how much a good engineer can stretch a language well beyond its means
And the mutex primitives aren’t serious enough for the kind of concurrent input/render loop a real TUI needs.
Ruby’s baseline overhead, object allocation per render, and GC pauses will cause real issues the moment you’re doing anything beyond a simple static layout. And the parallelism story is just as bad: the GIL means no true thread-level concurrency, fibers are cooperative-only with no preemption.
I don’t mean to cause offense, I’ve always been a huge fan of your work, but why? Using Ruby for low level tty just doesn’t make sense! The memory profile alone is a dealbreaker.
Beep, boop. Come in, rebels. We’ve raised a 60m seed round to build the next developer platform. Open. Scalable. Independent. And we ship our first OSS release today. entire.io/blog/hello-e...
Choose where you want the Gateway API support on Freelens UI!
Omar is adding Gateway API support to Freelens!
Would you rather see it under Network, or as its own Gateway API tab?
Vote for the option you like best and share your thoughts here: lnkd.in/dEUzxphp
Welcome Omar and Matias to the new Freelens release team!
We've created a new team, in addition to the core team: the Release Engineering Team!
github.com/freelensapp/...
I tried to build something along these lines a couple years ago for a gig I was working but gave up mid way because of how many quirks slim has, github.com/omarluq/sx-p..., Im very interested in seeing what you got!
Celebrating that Freelens has over 4000 stargazers on GitHub!
Thanks to all the contributors, full speed ahead!
#kubernetes #OpenSource
Freelens 1.7.0 released!
Enhanced YAML editor with managed fields & key sorting
Portable Windows distribution for corporate environments
Pod-level resource aggregation
Clearer update notifications
Multi-cluster extension API
Helm updated to 4.0.1
github.com/freelensapp/...
#kubernetes #devops
Working on this little project and enjoying #crystal-lang
github.com/omarluq/term...
“People who are eager for power… leverage the idea of racism, anti-immigrant sentiment, sexism to consolidate power.”
John Harwood and Heather Cox Richardson compare the rise of the KKK in the 1920s to our current day, as they explain the economic push behind racism.
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And that’s a wrap for XO Ruby Austin.
@marcoroth.dev it was an awesome talk, so excited for the future of rails frontend ❤️🔥
A surprise appearance by @marcoroth.dev live from Switzerland at XO Ruby Austin.
We got a sneak peek at Herb v0.8.0.
Thanks, Marco!
@jremsikjr.bsky.social thank you for putting together such an awesome XO Ruby in Austin! 💎🌵
The warmth and generosity you bring remind me exactly why I fell in love with the Ruby community. ❤️
MINASWAN always ✨
Social media gave everyone a printing press, then we discovered that most people use printing presses the same way they use bathroom stalls: to write inflammatory things they'd never say to someone's face...
Correct, YJIT, ZJIT, ruby lsp, prism are some of the big ruby projects that Shopify in all fairness contributed to community and still fully control
He’s not meaningfully involved in gem development including Rails. He had 4-5 non-meaningful commits this year, but he is the BDFL. He engineered the core team and Rails Foundation (and now Ruby Central) to be chess pieces on his board.
I hear you, I can’t blame you. It breaks my heart that I had to make that decision, but as a US citizen and an immigrant I personally can’t live with myself if I continue using his tech. Sometimes our values have to come before our comfort zones.
