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rsanheim
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rubyist since 2004. Some day I’ll make time to social network.
Harry SintonenApparently #macOS 26 has a bug that leads to massive CPU usage and lagginess in apps until you terminate and restart them. The lagginess creeps in over time, until the affected app is restarted again.
https://github.com/zed-industries/zed/issues/33182#issuecomment-3289846957
I ran into this with #iTerm2 but the issue has been reported already months ago in macOS betas with various apps.
Workaround is to: defaults write -g NSAutoFillHeuristicControllerEnabled -bool false
You will lose some autofill functionality by doing this, but apps slowing down over time is quite annoying, too.
#Apple quality control leaves things to be desired yet again.
Adam LettI’m convinced that the cost in terms of developer hours wasted by changing double quoted strings to single quoted just to satisfy Rubocop, exceeds the savings in terms of the postulated increased cognitive load and potential for defects by an astronomical amount.
Ruby WeeklyPremature Design Is Not Design
https://articles.pragdave.me/p/premature-design-is-not-design
Discussions: https://discu.eu/q/https://articles.pragdave.me/p/premature-design-is-not-design
nate berkopecIs there a single "dev tools"/infra product that does usage based pricing that doesn't feel like they're absolutely rinsing you? lol
hard not to feel like this is just a massive wealth transfer from pension funds -> VCs -> to datadog and co at this point.
HypercriticalApple Turnover: https://hypercritical.co/2025/05/09/apple-turnover
Nathan Manceaux-PanotPixelmator Pro release notes over time. Slightly changed since being acquired by Apple.
Why do we not have binary builds of ruby available for common *nix/mac architectures? I've read thru https://github.com/rbenv/ruby-build/issues/42, and best I can tell seems like a lack of eng + $$$ for the build side.
Its a hard problem I know, I know. But hell, rvm used to do it, somehow, and I think it worked somehow via 2k+ lines of bash and their own builds.
It would make a _lot_ of things easier and faster across build pipelines, deployment, simple CLIs, and dev bootstrap if it was a real thing.
AI6YR BenNext time someone asks me "why don't we just have the AI write the software" I will ask them "why don't we just have the AI do the management?" or "why don't we have the AI do product management?" or "why can't the AI be the CEO?"