Run the Rails Agent Benchmark Yourself | FastRuby.io
The Rails Foundation's agent leaderboard scores models against Writebook, not your app. Now that the lemans harness is open source, here is how to run the benchmark yourself.
How we cut Basecamp 5’s post-deploy request queues by running signed-in requests through the Rails app in the Puma master, before it forks its workers.
When you build a program, the compiler turns each source file into an object file. Then a linker stitches all the object files and libraries into one executable. On Linux, the default linker is usually GNU ld (also called bfd). The GNU binutils also ship gold, an alternative linker that was designed to be faster. … Continue reading Faster software linking with mold
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On Automatic Type Refinements · @radekmie’s take on IT and stuff
How well does the type inference work for idiomatic code? And what about “smart” but still popular patterns? TypeScript tends to be more permissive over time.
Text that is set in a left-to-right *and* right-to-left language, mid-sentence, is a thing. Getting it right means understanding it, because your LLM isn't going to know.
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