edmz
@edmz.org
Backend dev; mainly Ruby sprinkled with Elixir, Python. Interested also in emacs, Linux, ops. Writes in English, sometimes in Spanish 🇲🇽.
Some writings at https://edmz.org/
Some writings at https://edmz.org/
@tenderlove.dev I got a bidet in part because of your evangelism. Well, I just tried a real Japanese one and I think what I originally bought was a firehose 🤣
July 26, 2025 at 2:22 PM
@tenderlove.dev I got a bidet in part because of your evangelism. Well, I just tried a real Japanese one and I think what I originally bought was a firehose 🤣
There are some people that might look at my prompts the same way I look that someone that searches for Google on Google.
And I think I try hard, but then I see some prompts that are just of my (current) league.
And I think I try hard, but then I see some prompts that are just of my (current) league.
May 8, 2025 at 1:43 AM
There are some people that might look at my prompts the same way I look that someone that searches for Google on Google.
And I think I try hard, but then I see some prompts that are just of my (current) league.
And I think I try hard, but then I see some prompts that are just of my (current) league.
As part of migrating to a new Mac, I decided to centralize and organize my dot files and after testing a couple of existing solutions I settled on chez-moi, which is something I should have done a long time ago.
It also integrates with 1Password, which is great.
www.chezmoi.io
It also integrates with 1Password, which is great.
www.chezmoi.io
chezmoi - chezmoi
Manage your dotfiles across multiple machines, securely.
www.chezmoi.io
January 20, 2025 at 6:53 PM
As part of migrating to a new Mac, I decided to centralize and organize my dot files and after testing a couple of existing solutions I settled on chez-moi, which is something I should have done a long time ago.
It also integrates with 1Password, which is great.
www.chezmoi.io
It also integrates with 1Password, which is great.
www.chezmoi.io
While migrating to another Mac, I decided to use 1Password to store my ssh keys.
It works great! Except that Capistrano seems to ignore IdentityAgent.
But that is fixed by setting SSH_AGENT_SOCK manually.
It works great! Except that Capistrano seems to ignore IdentityAgent.
But that is fixed by setting SSH_AGENT_SOCK manually.
January 17, 2025 at 8:24 PM
While migrating to another Mac, I decided to use 1Password to store my ssh keys.
It works great! Except that Capistrano seems to ignore IdentityAgent.
But that is fixed by setting SSH_AGENT_SOCK manually.
It works great! Except that Capistrano seems to ignore IdentityAgent.
But that is fixed by setting SSH_AGENT_SOCK manually.
At least for Zig, ChatGPT does live in the past. Maybe there are not enough upto date code examples on the web?
Trying to use that LLM to learn Zig has been an exercise in doubting everything 🤣
Trying to use that LLM to learn Zig has been an exercise in doubting everything 🤣
December 13, 2024 at 5:25 PM
At least for Zig, ChatGPT does live in the past. Maybe there are not enough upto date code examples on the web?
Trying to use that LLM to learn Zig has been an exercise in doubting everything 🤣
Trying to use that LLM to learn Zig has been an exercise in doubting everything 🤣
The Advent of Code community is in a little chaos because the leaderboard has a number of participants that used LLMs to solve the problems.
Leaderboards (and other similar ways to measure performance/success) are going to be tainted from now on.
Leaderboards (and other similar ways to measure performance/success) are going to be tainted from now on.
December 6, 2024 at 4:48 PM
The Advent of Code community is in a little chaos because the leaderboard has a number of participants that used LLMs to solve the problems.
Leaderboards (and other similar ways to measure performance/success) are going to be tainted from now on.
Leaderboards (and other similar ways to measure performance/success) are going to be tainted from now on.
Integration of LLMs into emacs is going great, IMHO.
The latest release of gptel looks exciting.
Check the announcement on Reddit for some demos www.reddit.com/r/emacs/comm...
The latest release of gptel looks exciting.
Check the announcement on Reddit for some demos www.reddit.com/r/emacs/comm...
From the emacs community on Reddit
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December 5, 2024 at 10:33 PM
Integration of LLMs into emacs is going great, IMHO.
The latest release of gptel looks exciting.
Check the announcement on Reddit for some demos www.reddit.com/r/emacs/comm...
The latest release of gptel looks exciting.
Check the announcement on Reddit for some demos www.reddit.com/r/emacs/comm...
Emacs Lisp might well be my Everest.
I feel like I have to reorganize my mind around it. And no, the functional part is not the problem at all.
I feel like I have to reorganize my mind around it. And no, the functional part is not the problem at all.
December 5, 2024 at 4:06 PM
Emacs Lisp might well be my Everest.
I feel like I have to reorganize my mind around it. And no, the functional part is not the problem at all.
I feel like I have to reorganize my mind around it. And no, the functional part is not the problem at all.
Thinking of doing Advent of Code in @ziglang.bsky.social to learn it.
Doing in Elixir felt a little bit like cheating since most of the problems mapped very good to recursion/pattern matching.
Doing in Elixir felt a little bit like cheating since most of the problems mapped very good to recursion/pattern matching.
December 2, 2024 at 4:27 PM
Thinking of doing Advent of Code in @ziglang.bsky.social to learn it.
Doing in Elixir felt a little bit like cheating since most of the problems mapped very good to recursion/pattern matching.
Doing in Elixir felt a little bit like cheating since most of the problems mapped very good to recursion/pattern matching.
Creé un Starter Pack de personas mexicanas del mundo de creación del software, específicamente aquellos que se juntaban en el Slack “Soft Craft”.
Faltan muchos, agregué los que encontré.
go.bsky.app/3gMsboz
Faltan muchos, agregué los que encontré.
go.bsky.app/3gMsboz
November 28, 2024 at 8:57 PM
Creé un Starter Pack de personas mexicanas del mundo de creación del software, específicamente aquellos que se juntaban en el Slack “Soft Craft”.
Faltan muchos, agregué los que encontré.
go.bsky.app/3gMsboz
Faltan muchos, agregué los que encontré.
go.bsky.app/3gMsboz
@armandososa.bsky.social ármate un starter pack de mexicanos en tech (tu que conoces más!). Y usa tu dominio de handle
November 28, 2024 at 12:11 PM
@armandososa.bsky.social ármate un starter pack de mexicanos en tech (tu que conoces más!). Y usa tu dominio de handle
I heard the following:
“What would a person like you be doing before the Internet existed?”
For someone whose life was basically shaped by the (early stage) internet, it made me wonder.
“What would a person like you be doing before the Internet existed?”
For someone whose life was basically shaped by the (early stage) internet, it made me wonder.
November 22, 2024 at 3:24 PM
I heard the following:
“What would a person like you be doing before the Internet existed?”
For someone whose life was basically shaped by the (early stage) internet, it made me wonder.
“What would a person like you be doing before the Internet existed?”
For someone whose life was basically shaped by the (early stage) internet, it made me wonder.
One of the reasons I think Bluesky feels vibrant is the ability to create custom feeds and their API. The custom feeds are awesome. And I had forgotten all the niche accounts that existed on the bird site when their API was more accessible.
November 21, 2024 at 4:16 PM
One of the reasons I think Bluesky feels vibrant is the ability to create custom feeds and their API. The custom feeds are awesome. And I had forgotten all the niche accounts that existed on the bird site when their API was more accessible.
I called a customer service number and the wait music is, according to their IVR system, composed by their employees. That's a first. And it's nice.
November 21, 2024 at 3:57 PM
I called a customer service number and the wait music is, according to their IVR system, composed by their employees. That's a first. And it's nice.
Reposted by edmz
You can use this feed to get only mentions bsky.app/profile/did:...
November 19, 2024 at 11:26 PM
You can use this feed to get only mentions bsky.app/profile/did:...
Reposted by edmz
The video of RubyConf Chicago Quine
www.youtube.com/watch?v=tYOO...
www.youtube.com/watch?v=tYOO...
RubyConf Chicago Quine
YouTube video by Yusuke Endoh
www.youtube.com
November 15, 2024 at 6:58 PM
The video of RubyConf Chicago Quine
www.youtube.com/watch?v=tYOO...
www.youtube.com/watch?v=tYOO...
Since I like JetBrains Mono and my blog is mostly for tech people, I decided to use JetBrains (and other similar fallback fonts) as the main font for it.
edmz.org
And, yes, I'm still using kamal to deploy it.
edmz.org
And, yes, I'm still using kamal to deploy it.
November 11, 2024 at 11:20 PM
Since I like JetBrains Mono and my blog is mostly for tech people, I decided to use JetBrains (and other similar fallback fonts) as the main font for it.
edmz.org
And, yes, I'm still using kamal to deploy it.
edmz.org
And, yes, I'm still using kamal to deploy it.
I feel like we don't talk enough about keeping apps thin db-wise.
"Premature optimization" aside, I *feel* like we delay moving non-essential data to a secondary DB until there is a need somewhere else, and by then splitting the data becomes quite a challenge.
"Premature optimization" aside, I *feel* like we delay moving non-essential data to a secondary DB until there is a need somewhere else, and by then splitting the data becomes quite a challenge.
November 11, 2024 at 5:14 PM
I feel like we don't talk enough about keeping apps thin db-wise.
"Premature optimization" aside, I *feel* like we delay moving non-essential data to a secondary DB until there is a need somewhere else, and by then splitting the data becomes quite a challenge.
"Premature optimization" aside, I *feel* like we delay moving non-essential data to a secondary DB until there is a need somewhere else, and by then splitting the data becomes quite a challenge.
Yesterday, I decided to play a videogame to distract myself from the news cycle (which I already do more or less).
I decided to download Balatro to see what the fuss was about.
That was not smart.
I decided to download Balatro to see what the fuss was about.
That was not smart.
November 6, 2024 at 3:54 PM
Yesterday, I decided to play a videogame to distract myself from the news cycle (which I already do more or less).
I decided to download Balatro to see what the fuss was about.
That was not smart.
I decided to download Balatro to see what the fuss was about.
That was not smart.
