Paolo Perrotta retweeted
Honored to contribute to the Rails/Ruby community -
@planetargon 's 2024 Rails Community Survey results:
5 of the top 10 books (and a special mention) are PragProg titles.
FYI - these titles (and all #rubyonrails titles) are currently 40% off with code RailsWorld2024. pragprog.com/categories/ruby…
railsdeveloper.com/survey/20…
@robbyrussell @andatki @davetron5000 @noelrap @nusco @samruby @pragdave
Paolo Perrotta retweeted
Madison+ Ruby 2024 Conference Recap
andyatkinson.com/blog/2024/0…
@madisonruby @jremsikjr @saronyitbarek @RobFrelow @heyjoshwood @timtilberg @allie_p @jardonamron @CraigBuchek @johnksawers @nusco @marcoroth_ @scottwernerd @kcdragon_ @thedayisntgray
Political news actually become more tolerable if you read them as if they all came from The Onion: washingtonpost.com/politics/…
Finally, for once in my life, I can seize the opportunity to say "I told you so".
The news: entertainment.slashdot.org/s…
My forecast from earlier this year:
I love generating "explanatory" diagrams with GPT. They'so… baroque.
"[...] making the concept more understandable."
Let the arms race begin!
"Meet Nightshade, the new tool allowing artists to ‘poison’ AI models with corrupted training data"
venturebeat.com/ai/meet-nigh…
Next week, at @TechoramaNL in Utrecht, I'll be speaking about Git and about GPT (not both at the same time, though.)
See you there, I hope!
techorama.nl
Paolo Perrotta retweeted
Replying to @alexxubyte
I‘d also like to take a moment to recommend the Git tutorial by @nusco It is the best tutorial I‘ve ever seen on anything. After watching it, my understanding of Git became 10x better. Highly recommended!
Paolo Perrotta retweeted
Happy to share that my latest course, Rust: The Big Picture, is out. Many thanks to @nusco for all the behind the scenes support (and patience)! See why Rust has been the world’s most loved & admired programming language for 8 years running now @ tinyurl.com/rust-big-picture
Does anybody in my circle have a New Yorker subscription? I need to check out an article from the archives.
Golo, this video review is so good that it made me want to re-read my own book!
(I'll make treasure of your comments if I get to write a second edition – especially the comments on the math in the backprop chapter. I'll be clear that is all optional.)
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I wrote this list of five "classic" software books that are still worth reading today. shepherd.com/best-books/clas…
Paolo Perrotta retweeted
Oh no! #Rubyday is already over!😮
Many thanks to speakers, sponsors and attendees.
@bbatsov @fglc2 Monica Giambitto @hanaharencar @Ridhwana_K @arkh4m @Gi_my86 @nusco Alessandro Rizzo @grusp #rubyday #rubyday2023
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Paolo Perrotta retweeted
Replying to @davefarley77
Reading my share of academic papers recently, and I have a sincere question: why don't papers carry a publication date? Citations in a paper are literally identified by the year of publication, but the paper itself never seems to carry it. That seems inconvenient, so… why?














