Brad Gessler
@bradgessler.com
I build stuff people want with Ruby—like BeautifulRuby.com, Terminalwire.com, TinyZap.com, Thingybase.com, LegibleNews.com, Sitepress.cc, and more.
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I write a lot about Ruby @beautifulruby.com and on here.
November 16, 2025 at 5:21 AM
I write a lot about Ruby @beautifulruby.com and on here.
Sure. Two weeks from now?
I’ve got SFRuby conf next week.
I’ve got SFRuby conf next week.
November 15, 2025 at 5:48 PM
Sure. Two weeks from now?
I’ve got SFRuby conf next week.
I’ve got SFRuby conf next week.
It’s not like they can just upload files to that repo, they’re disabled!
November 15, 2025 at 6:17 AM
It’s not like they can just upload files to that repo, they’re disabled!
Know how to get on their radars?
November 12, 2025 at 8:06 PM
Know how to get on their radars?
Fonts are the most annoying part of setting up server-side OG rendering.
November 8, 2025 at 10:20 AM
Fonts are the most annoying part of setting up server-side OG rendering.
It's two things: "transparency theater" and "flooding the zone"
Stuff that's actually transparent is articulated plainly and concisely in a manner that doesn't overwhelm the reader.
Stuff that's actually transparent is articulated plainly and concisely in a manner that doesn't overwhelm the reader.
November 7, 2025 at 8:59 PM
It's two things: "transparency theater" and "flooding the zone"
Stuff that's actually transparent is articulated plainly and concisely in a manner that doesn't overwhelm the reader.
Stuff that's actually transparent is articulated plainly and concisely in a manner that doesn't overwhelm the reader.
I don't know why people are surprised or angry about this.
While I find the "it's a gift" answer kinda dubious, there's nothing stopping people from forking Hotwire into a more reliable and supported frontend.
The gift is being able to work the MIT licensed work that fixes all the issues.
While I find the "it's a gift" answer kinda dubious, there's nothing stopping people from forking Hotwire into a more reliable and supported frontend.
The gift is being able to work the MIT licensed work that fixes all the issues.
November 5, 2025 at 10:44 PM
I don't know why people are surprised or angry about this.
While I find the "it's a gift" answer kinda dubious, there's nothing stopping people from forking Hotwire into a more reliable and supported frontend.
The gift is being able to work the MIT licensed work that fixes all the issues.
While I find the "it's a gift" answer kinda dubious, there's nothing stopping people from forking Hotwire into a more reliable and supported frontend.
The gift is being able to work the MIT licensed work that fixes all the issues.
Did the label say how much chicken was in it?
October 17, 2025 at 4:09 AM
Did the label say how much chicken was in it?
I'm going to hook an LLM up to a wildcard route just to deal with your naming schemes. It will cost met $1000/day to run, but I'll get one of those sweet "Trillion token" awards from OpenAI.
October 16, 2025 at 10:05 PM
I'm going to hook an LLM up to a wildcard route just to deal with your naming schemes. It will cost met $1000/day to run, but I'll get one of those sweet "Trillion token" awards from OpenAI.