Meat proxy for Agents; building Software with Ruby on Rails since 2009

Nitra, Slovakia
Joined February 2012
We should really rename our role from "Software Engineer" or "Software Developer" to "Software Baker" 🤔 Think about it: we pour the right ingredients into a Owen (Agents) and we just make sure the after the "Ding" they are delicious
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god, I really started to love working on @omarchy ❤️ ...good job @dhh , you deserve a cookie 🍪
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I used various Linux distros as a primary desktop for like 15y. I only thew the towel and switched to Mac after my kids were born and discovered that I cannot afford to spend every other day just fixing printer drivers or other random crap that should work. But agents make this pain go away ❤️ ...especially on Agent friendly distros like @omarchy. I have beautiful M3 Mac Air that is now sitting in the corner as another remote agent machine, while I switched to 2nd hand old i5 HP with 8 GB ram and Omarchy - and I'm actually happier.
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pretty deep
Spiritual Parasites (the unseen ecosystem)
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T3 code is going places
Btw the device simulator works fully on iOS. Here’s a vid of me testing the Duo simulator remotely while on my Duo lol
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Jeremy Clarkson test drives the new Tesla 😂😂
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I find myself rewriting too many things to Rust these days 🤔
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I completely forgot I build img4.you/ 🤦 I built it (and heavily used it) just a few months ago; I was cleaning up my servers and found it it's still alive. I thought the project is dead but turns out 5400 images where uploaded in October 😲
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Telling Claude to do interactive HTML prototype of an idea is single best thing to do. You save tokens, you don't overcommit to an idea, and the results are impressive
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TIL the hard way that Arch distros (I'm looking at you @omarchy) store /tmp in RAM by default. Up to half of RAM 🤯 ...some good reasons behind it, but still can pretty screw Ubuntu guy's day.
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I recommend everyone upgrade Ruby immediately. This is a DoS and RCE vector if you accept user input into Regexp.new() ruby-lang.org/en/news/2026/1…
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PHP = Pwned Hard Programmers 😬
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switched to @omarchy for this week I must say not bad. Took a bit to get used to the flow but now I'm really into it. Good job everyone involved, many thanks.
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so, I'm still paying for RubyMine 😬 Not because I need an IDE (last time I seriously wrote some code was in 2025) but because RubyMine has the most amazing code navigation capabilities and from time to time I want to understand internals of a codebase (you know, the thing we are no longer doing: reading code 🤓) . I literally paid 8 EUR/month just to jump around files. Today I was fed up with the fact how much memory Ruby Mine consume just so I can read some files and just created my own solution in Rust, and behold! Rubyscope was born ! It's NOT an IDE, It's NOT an editor, it's a file browsing tool for Rails codebases ...open-sourcing soon ✌️ @rails
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WTF is this Codex !? ...reminds me of good old anoying days of Clippy
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I just realize something about Rails projects that use local storage & SQLite: You can configure is so that each worktree gets own ./storage copy (so own db + stored files) ...not only that but under `btrfs` cp -a --reflink=always extra space until first change 🤯
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🤯... that's one freakishly amazing FS idea
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