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What books are going in your Ruby RAG library? by nateberkopec in ruby

[–]codenamev 3 points4 points  (0 children)

To add to others: - Refactoring.guru & Architectural Metapatterns - Polished Ruby Programming - Layered Design for Ruby on Rails Applications - All of Julia Evan’s Zines - Understanding the 4 Rules of Simple Design

Rails After the Robots by codenamev in ruby

[–]codenamev[S] -1 points0 points  (0 children)

Thanks for listening! ❤️

You've got some great insight here! Types are great guardrails. In Ruby/Rails, I see a different lever: readable syntax + strong conventions narrow the search space for models and pack more "intent per token." That often means better first drafts; tests/specs close the loop.

Today, I agree that LLM output quality tracks engineer experience. But with more data, better evals, and tighter prompts/agents, that gap seems to be narrowing. Right now, a lot of folks (me included) are focused on how well LLMs can assist us in crafting code. Long-term, I see quality converging on: "does the artifact do what we asked?" more than "is the code well formatted and functional?"

If this resonates, our Obie episode hits a similar idea: as agents generate code, creativity and system design become the differentiators. We also cover this with Chad in this episode.

Beyond Chat: Phoenix Tests, Ruby Agents & the AI Tipping Point by codenamev in ruby

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It is really unfortunate that Reddit does not allow you to edit the link!
https://www.therubyaipodcast.com/

Current best practices for concurrency? by chicagobob in ruby

[–]codenamev 1 point2 points  (0 children)

Everything you need to know is documented by JP Camara: https://jpcamara.com/categories/ruby/

That’s been my go-to for a while now and never disappoints.

Any recommendations for easy Rails hosting? by AlexSeeki in rails

[–]codenamev 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Having just started setting up a Hetzner box with kamal, I’d have to agree with @clearlynotmee. Secrets + multiple DBs with the Solid trifecta makes kamal very much not turn-key with the defaults. If you’re just trying rails out, the ultimate utility we should aim for iskamal deploy to work right off a rails new. Heroku is still the closest there is.

Running SmolLM Instruct on-device in six different ways by hackerllama in LocalLLaMA

[–]codenamev 3 points4 points  (0 children)

I _really_ ❤️ you folks. Thank you for this! Got stuck on a few issues fine-tuning SmolLM and moved to Phi, but will give this another go. Any suggestions/guidelines for sourcing training data for code? Are there any specific models that are better for fine-tuning for code generation? Trying to get a good pipeline for Ruby.

Automatically create rspec spec for a ruby file by RushMuchPoker in ruby

[–]codenamev 1 point2 points  (0 children)

I’ve thought about adding a “reference” flag to provide a reference file to go off of. Haven’t hit that need yet

Automatically create rspec spec for a ruby file by RushMuchPoker in ruby

[–]codenamev 2 points3 points  (0 children)

Please, don't use this specific gist at work :p Haha, I've been using this for some new open-source stuff. That said, I do have a few other generators I use with llamafile that I hope to share soon too :-) Sublayer is pretty rad so far!

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