Kerrick

After a near-disaster, the agent powering Google Antigravity said something that surprised me. I asked it for more details, and eventually the agent, Claude Opus 4.5 (Thinking) offered to write this Power User Guide. I present it here with no validation o

Ruby got a new website for its 30th birthday. This upset a lot of folks, for one simple reason. I hope this quote from Austin Kleon helps you to Keep Going. The post Useful Work Produced by People We Find Reprehensible first appeared on Kerrick Long (blog

I was vibe coding with Antigravity tonight, and I broke it in the most bizarre way. With the repo at this commit and with a clean working tree, I gave Gemini 3 Pro (High) this prompt: Check out my git tags. Check out my git log! Ope, check out my @CHANGEL

I just published a new gem: ratatui_ruby, which offers Ratatui bindings for Ruby. It allows you to cook up Terminal User Interfaces in Ruby. I expect to write more about it in the coming days. Until then, check out the repo, the documentation, the example

With Ruby 4 set to release on Christmas Day and available in preview now, the Pragmatic Bookshelf just made a huge announcement. The sixth edition of The PickAxe Book, Programming Ruby, is now available to buy as a beta book! The final version is expected

Stephen Margheim (fractaledmind) wrote Affordances: The Missing Layer in Frontend Architecture this month. This quick post is my reply to his great article. I hear the objection already: "Isn't this just… semantic CSS classes? We tried that." You're right

@kerrick @[email protected] ah, gotcha bug report?

@veganstraightedge @[email protected] It's actually just a WordPress blog with the Automattic's ActivityPub plugin 0. The code in my post body is syntax highlighted by another plugin 1.0: https://wordpress.org/plugins/activitypub/1: https://wordpress.o

@kerrick @[email protected] that's rude of it Are you using a Markdown parser on the post content? Is it Kramdown?

Attached: 1 image@veganstraightedge @[email protected] Looks like it doesn't. Oddly, it seems to think you want "