I have the privilege of updating (primarily) Rails applications from old, deprecated versions to new, shinier, supported versions. Maintenance like this falls lower down in priority as an application grows

I have the privilege of updating (primarily) Rails applications from old, deprecated versions to new, shinier, supported versions. Maintenance like this falls lower down in priority as an application grows larger, gets more features, and needs to preserve stability, causing dependency updates and upgrades to stay in the "nice-to-have" or

I use claude at work. I’m on a small team and my manager requested that I use it, so for now, I’ve started using it. One thing I’ve noticed with

I use claude at work. I’m on a small team and my manager requested that I use it, so for now, I’ve started using it. One thing I’ve noticed with using an LLM is that with the frenetic pace of progress it pretends to provide, it makes you spend less

yes it's mostly about blocks I meant to write my first post here about how I think using blocks in ruby is fun but then I got distracted thinking about

yes it's mostly about blocks I meant to write my first post here about how I think using blocks in ruby is fun but then I got distracted thinking about how I get distracted. I forget when I need the & when using a block and when I don't, so