I think the answer is pay them more. But I start new chats often, have it document learnings and guidelines (NOT I refactored x to y), good rules.
One crazy thing I started to do is bash alias commands it often gets wrong with an echo explaining what to do instead
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I initially tried to do this with dragonruby-zif, but went back to some global var usage in response to community feedback. In general it felt like swimming upstream.
The example code *is* written with the author's best practices.
Must have taken awhile to comb through them all
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Oops, Copilot
Do you use CodepilotForXcode? Last time I launched xcode I tried it and it was OK, but now since cursor, my expectations are much higher.
My reward for figuring out how to use Google Vertex AI API instead of gen lang was supposed to be structured output with gemini 2.5 flash, but every time I try it produces garbage output.. OpenAI has been a lot easier and more reliable.
github.com/chocoford/Ex... and dbdiagram.io/home. Miro if Excalidraw is too light. I could use something in between.
I’m proud of how my #RubyConf talk came out - I put loads of work into trying to touch on every aspect of Ruby concurrency in ~25 minutes, and make it as accessible as possible. I think it's a great guide to the Ruby concurrency landscape.
youtu.be/rewiLd2w0kE?...
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