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Rust TIL
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AI
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Patterns in ruby and rails
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Estimations at work
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Tetris
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Note-taking
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Deep in ice
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Redesign
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Create new project with minitest and nice output. Run single test
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Tip how to keep focused
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Create nested arrays in Ruby
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Do the Real Thing by Scott H Young
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PSQL cheatsheet - quick commands that I use in console
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Docker images, containers and volumes - list and delete commands
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Minitest - Run all tests from the directory
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Axios or fetch(): Which should you use?
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References! References everywhere! Or Why Is My String Modified?
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Docker-compose up
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27! Happy Birthday Ruby!
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I moved to Jekyll!
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The Upside of Stress: Why Stress Is Good for You, and How to Get Good at It
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CSS vh and vw, and %. So What's The Difference?
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SASS and Rails Asset Pipeline. Remove duplicates of imports.
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You've Got Email
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gem install mysql2
Today I had to deal with dependency vulnerability - rkyv for rust_decimal
Everyone talks about AI. I am using AI, we are forced to use AI at work. AI is helpful sometimes. But I am strong believer that you barely can learn anything if you just rely on AI. AI can be confidently wrong. AI tries to please you all the time. Use your critical thinking skills while you still have it. Talk to real people, they will give you honest opinion.
Some patterns here for reference:
I am not calling planning meetings useless - we actually do talk about what needs to be done, discuss estimates, ownership, and so on.
Take a break, play a game! Tetris
Today I saw an interesting comment on Hacker News, three years old thread made it to today’s digest.
Do you know about The GitHub Arctic Code Vault?
When you are procrastinating, go and redesign your blog. Or watch some conference talks and learn something. Or pair-program with somebody. There will be the satisfaction of something achieved at the end of the day.
Quick list how to create simple Ruby project with minitest:
It happens to me, that I can work and then I have an urge to google something or I reminded to do something. And push it away doesn’t work. I cannot keep focused because I absolutely need to check if something is available on amazon, to track and order, check if plants are watered, you name it. And all those things can wait, but still, 😅 I want to do it know
I needed to create a nested array(2d array, matrix). Usually, I do:
Today I have read a good article. Pretty sure I will be re-reading it again at some point just to stay motivated. Copied from this site: Do the Real Thing by Scott H Young
Here is compiled a list of commands to run in postgres console:
Here is compiled list of commands to list and delete images, containers and volumes.
I’ve tried to use Minitest for small ruby projects/exercises. Before that, I was always using rspec. But now I have some time and I wanted to try something new. Old “new”, hehe 😅. Minitest is straight forward, fast, what’s not to like. And it comes with Ruby by default since 1.9.
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I have a class and I have a test. And everything is great until I add next test…
I have recently started to use docker for OwlDot and faced an issue that changes are not automaticaly picked up from Gemfile and bundle install isn’t run.
To make it happen I needed to run docker-compose up --build , not just docker-compose up as usual. I need to build it 😅. Now it looks so obvious 😅
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Oh, I was so angry.
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