Robin Brandt

It is done, I finally concluded the ruby/json optimization series.

I hope you enjoyed it: byroot.github.io/ruby/json/20...

Programming Ruby 3.3 (5th Edition) Programming Ruby is the most complete book on Ruby, covering both the language itself and the standard library as well as commonly used third-party tools.

For #rubyconf, I've got a coupon code.

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Good through the end of November...

I just received the creepiest error message I've ever seen:

"TypeError: The body has already been consumed."

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Netflix writers probably already busy working on “House of Graphics Cards”…

What is public and what is private on Bluesky? Bluesky is a public social network. Posts and likes are public. Blocks are public. Mutes are private, but mutelists are public lists. Your mutelist subscriptions are private. Invites and invite trees are private. Why are my posts, likes, and blocks public? The AT Protocol, which Bluesky is built on, is designed to support public conversations. To make public conversations portable across all sorts of platforms, your data is stored in data repositories that anyone can view. This means that regardless of which server you choose to join, you’ll still be able to see posts across the whole network, and if you choose to change servers, you can easily take all of your data with you. This is what causes the user experience of Bluesky, a federated protocol, to be similar to all the other social media apps you have used before.

hey new users, Bluesky is a *public* social network

please read about data privacy and more in our User FAQ to help you get oriented! even though we require an invite code to create an account, you should treat any posts here as if it's a public blog

https://blueskyweb.xyz/blog/5-19-2023-user-faq

Back from a great road trip through Ontario and now enjoying the next couple of days at home before getting back to work.
Staying away from computers and just reading and scribbling for a week always leaves me with lots of ideas to try out when coming back.

Hello Bluesky.