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Author argues that values long embedded in Ruby culture (testing, readability, design) are very useful for collaborating with AI, gives an example os asking Claude to follow tdd

He writes about controversial topics on his personal blog, and is on the right side of the political spectrum

While I agree, I think that was where Justin’s experience could contribute some nuance to the overall narrative.

I find this recently added rails default a bit too restrictive, especially because iOS doesn’t allow 3rd party browsers and only offers browser updates via system updates: > In add…

Are you on the pro plan? I think pro users can use all models indefinitely

I’m on Plus and have only GPT-5 on the iOS app and only the old models (except 4.5 and older expensive to run ones) in the web interface since yesterday after the announcement.

I’m not sure yet if it’s better than Claude, but the best way to use GPT-5 it is https://github.com/charmbracelet/crush

I found it was the best model when the task at hand required only “writing” - no coding, tool use or reasoning. Like proofreading and suggesting better phrasing. I think it would f…

The codex thing inside ChatGPT, the copilot thing in the github web ui

A love letter their rails users indeed. Congratulations to the tailwind team for shipping this! Disclosure

I frequently place my car keys inside or under a thing I need to take with me when I leave. Costs me having to search for my keys, but only in the times when I would have otherwise…

I’m usually weary of long readmes with too much styling as that indicates to me a high likelihood that they were written by ai and the author might not have even read all of it. Th…

Some do, but it either involves an additional secret specific for this purpose, or it burdens the client with controlling access and exposure of incoming request headers (in logs a…