ओले मूळ भेदी खडकाचे अंग। अभ्यासासी सांग कार्यसिद्धी॥ Full Stack Ruby Developer. Father. Email me at [email protected]
Pune, India
Joined November 2007
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Santosh Wadghule retweeted
अरे विकास, विकास, विकास !
@PMCPune @navalMH @MDNagpure @mohol_murlidhar
Source: ek_naagrik (Instagram)
Santosh Wadghule retweeted
#Pune
Santosh Pandit, an influencer who spoke against broken infrastructure, traffic issues, garbage dumps all over the city was arrested by Pune police at 1 am. He was arrested for speaking against Chandrakant Patil.
We need people like Santosh Pandit in Pune. Sad.
Really excited about our upcoming work where small AI agents will talk to each other and solve our hard problems together, this is going to be fun.
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Santosh Wadghule retweeted
My preference for sync and async discussions have flipped 180°. I no longer favour receiving written documentation. Instead, talking, either on a call or better, in person, is 100x more effective.
What used to be in neat tidy one pager, what used to force people to think, which is the process of writing, has now turned into a lazy process where people scribble something into the AI prompt and send you garbage.
Santosh Wadghule retweeted
Let me get this straight…
OpenAI was founded as a nonprofit. Open source. For everyone. “To benefit humanity.”
Then he raised billions of dollars.
Then he closed the source code.
Then he converted to for-profit.
Then he scraped the entire internet without asking anyone.
Then he used YOUR writing YOUR art YOUR code to train his models.
Now he’s on stage saying you’ll pay HIM to access intelligence. Just like a water meter.
He stole all of your data. He built the product with your work. And now he’s going to bill you to use it…
Corporate greed has reached an all time high, and they’re not even hiding it anymore…
Santosh Wadghule retweeted
RubyLLM has a new Agent interface.
Coming next release!
rubyllm.com/agents/
Santosh Wadghule retweeted
Sometime in late 2004, I met Ruby.
Back then, she felt like a ten-year-old child: polite, curious, intelligent, with an easy smile and enormous potential — yet still largely unknown outside a small circle.
It only took a few days for me to realize there was something special there. Ruby didn’t just want to work; she wanted to be pleasant. Elegant. Human. Programming with her felt different — it felt light.
In early 2005, I wrote my first tutorial. Not because anyone asked for it, but because I felt I needed to tell more people about this incredible “kid” I had just met. Then came articles, talks, free materials… and in 2006, a book. All driven by the same feeling: this deserves to be shared.
And now, Ruby turns 30.
That child grew up. She became a confident, mature, efficient, and reliable adult — without ever losing her warmth. She continues to help people every day, enabling businesses, teaching good practices, and reminding us that technology can be kind.
With the release of Ruby 4, we celebrate not just a new version, but an entire journey built with care, community, and purpose.
Ruby was not just a programming language I used. She was a companion throughout my professional life.
Happy birthday, Ruby. And thank you for all these years.
@rubylangorg @yukihiro_matz
Santosh Wadghule retweeted
I've been programming Ruby for damn-near a quarter of a century now, and it's been the honor of a lifetime to help it succeed with Rails. I'm eternally grateful to @yukihiro_matz and the core team for creating and perfecting this divine language.
Santosh Wadghule retweeted
turns out, senior engineers accept more agent output than juniors. this is because:
- they write higher-signal prompts with tighter spec and minimal ambiguity
- they decompose work into agent-compatible units
- they have stronger priors for correctness, making review faster and more accurate
- juniors generate plenty but lack the verification heuristics to confidently greenlight output
shows that coding agents amplify existing engineering skill, not replace it
Is it only me that I'm still struggling with the new changes in iOS 26, especially the Phone (Favourites) and Messages apps?
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Santosh Wadghule retweeted
I've compiled my blog post series on public speaking (with some help from AI) into a single downloadable PDF. I'll be publishing updates to this eventually. For now, you can get it for Free! leanpub.com/publicspeakingti…
Santosh Wadghule retweeted
Very impressed by govt’s admission that India is nowhere near China (or US) in terms of hard tech / innovation.
I love the fact that govt is actively encouraging startups to aspire to be best in the world, and not just try solve problems for the rich Indians.
Santosh Wadghule retweeted
आकाशी झेप घे रे पाखरा : मराठी मनाला प्रेरणा देणारे गाणे
‘आकाशी झेप घे रे पाखरा’, हे गाणे केवळ एक गाणे नाही, तर ते एका ध्येयाने भारलेल्या मराठी माणसाच्या आकांक्षांचे प्रतीक आहे. हे गाणे प्रत्येक पिढीला प्रेरणा देते, आत्मविश्वास वाढवते आणि ध्येयापर्यंत पोहोचण्यासाठी संघर्ष करण्याची शक्ती देते.
आकाशी झेप घे रे पाखरा, सोडी सोन्याचा पिंजरा
तुज पंख दिले देवाने, कर विहार दिगंताने
दाखव तुझी भरारी, उंच आकाशी न्याहारी
नको अडखळू जमिनीवर, झेप घे उंच अंबरावर
हे गाणे आपल्याला शिकवते की, आपल्यामध्ये अमर्याद क्षमता आहे. आपण आपल्या ध्येयांपर्यंत पोहोचू शकतो, फक्त गरज आहे ती आत्मविश्वास आणि प्रयत्नांची.
हे गाणे मराठी संस्कृतीचा एक महत्त्वाचा भाग आहे. हे गाणे प्रत्येक मराठी माणसाच्या हृदयात घर करून आहे.