Ruby on Rails specialist, Bootstrapping at stillriversoftware.com. Dad. accidentaltechnologist.com.
Joined October 2007
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I'd like to setup a mini computer on my network to run LLM's. It seems like Mac Mini's are hard to find and have little memory options.
What do people recommend? Mini PC with AMD AI chipset? I've been doing a bunch of reading about this and it's back and forth.
Like this article - medium.com/@tentenco/mac-min…
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This is pretty big news - 9to5mac.com/2026/06/16/space…
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Jun 8
Apple WWDC keynote live now. Lots of Siri talk and how great it will be. I have been hearing this for so long now and it has always been terrible. Why should I believe it will suddenly be good...or even slightly usable? #wwdc
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Rob Bazinet retweeted
Jun 5
A big Rails business just signed up for Ruby Native.
It feels surreal to see that domain in the account list.
Here's to me not messing up the onboarding! 😅
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May 25
I have never watched a single episode….never will.
May 23
I have never watched 1 episode of Stephen Colberts' show. Have you?
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May 25
Hey dumb @redsox…this!
May 24
This Red Sox team is unbearable to watch. I've seen enough. They're going nowhere. Here's the checklist:
- Fire Breslow
- Try to get Theo to run the deadline. If not, Romero.
- Sell at the deadline
- Name a new GM who knows what he's doing
- Let that GM hire the next manager
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Apr 26
Wow…spot on!
Apr 25
Here is a question. You think Cora didn’t want Bregman back even though Bregman loved it here? You think it was Cora who didn’t believe him that he had another offer from the Cubs? You think it was Cora who cheaped out? You think it was Cora who wants Durbin as his 3rd baseman over one of the best leaders in baseball? (Cubs 2nd best record in baseball by the way). This team is a joke but it’s been a joke for a long time and it all starts with John Henry. He won’t pay for anybody. Breslow sucks. Henry sucks. #selltheteam
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Apr 24
This is putting it nicely!
Apr 24
The 2026 Boston Red Sox are straight up ass.
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Apr 13
Same here. It’s a great way to go. I’ve been using @hatchboxio since its early days.
Apr 12
Just migrated every. single. one. of my projects to @hatchboxio. No more Render, no more Heroku, no more Fly.
I think I'm saving $1,500 per year with this and a single Hetzner box.
ALT Screenshot of a bunch of apps running on Hatchbox.
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Rob Bazinet retweeted
Mar 28
Anyone wanna build an iOS app this weekend?
Mar 28
Ruby Native is now FREE until you ship to the App Store.
Deploy your Rails business as a native iOS app and share it with up to 100 testers via TestFlight. 100% free.
- Native tabs, buttons, & OAuth
- Push notifications
- No Swift, Xcode, or Mac required
rubynative [dot] com
ALT Screenshot of Ruby Native's pricing cards.
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Rob Bazinet retweeted
Mar 21
I only learnt today that macOS has /usr/bin/time (not the shell version!) which has a -l option for showing memory/resource usage of whatever you ran.
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This looks like it could be awesome for Rails devs who don’t want to deal with Swift. Going to give it a try with one of my apps.
Mar 20
For everyone asking, this was built with Ruby Native!
rubynative.com
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Mar 13
Great article on using Ruby on Rails with Claude Code - robbyonrails.com/claude-code… (via @robbyrussell)
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Rob Bazinet retweeted
Mar 8
i found a github repo that lets you spin up an ai agency with ai employees
engineers, designers, growth marketers, product managers
each role runs as its own agent and they coordinate to ship ideas
10k stars in under 7 days
1. engineering (7 agents)
frontend, backend, mobile, ai, devops, prototyping, senior development
2. design (7)
ui/ux, research, architecture, branding, visual storytelling, image generation
3. marketing (8)
growth hacking, content, twitter, tiktok, instagram, reddit, app store
4. product (3)
sprint prioritization, trend research, feedback synthesis
5. project management (5)
production, coordination, operations, experimentation
6. testing (7)
qa, performance analysis, api testing, quality verification
7. support (6)
customer service, analytics, finance, legal, executive reporting
8. spatial computing (6)
xr, visionos, webxr, metal, vision pro
9. specialized (6)
multi agent orchestration, data analytics, sales, distribution
what i like about this approach is the framing
instead of one big ai agent trying to do everything, you structure it more like a company. specialized agents, clear responsibilities, workflows between them
im curious to see what this actually feels like in practice and if its any good (do your own research)
github.com/msitarzewski/agen…
but as always will share what i learn in public and on @startupideaspod
one thing is for certain and it reminds me
the future belongs to those who tinker with software like this
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Feb 21
This looks pretty cool!
Feb 20
I launched a new little Mac app. It's a HFS disk image creator and editor. This is perfect for editing images for emulators like mini vMac and Basilisk II, or virtual disk devices like Blue SCSI, Zulu SCSI, and Floppy Emu. #retromac
oaksnow.com/sector/
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Rob Bazinet retweeted
Feb 20
Ask Claude Code to apply the learnings from this thread in your Rails app. You're welcome
discuss.rubyonrails.org/t/ac…
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Rob Bazinet retweeted
Feb 20
Ruby is the best language for building AI apps. Yes, really.
The AI training ecosystem is irrelevant. What's left is product engineering, and nobody does that better than Ruby developers.
Includes my keynote at RubyConf Thailand 2026.
paolino.me/ruby-is-the-best-…
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As a developer, using anything AI just continually amazes me daily. There is always something new that makes me realize I didn't know. They are so good at Ruby on Rails and maintaining context of the applications I am working on both the code base and the domain.
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