Nothing is stopping you from putting your controllers in app/models, and your models in app/controllers.
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Relaxing by playing FH6 over lunch break and then this happens
Gatekeeping has no place in software developer circles. I had (and committed) enough of that nonsense during the IRC/Forums days of the early 2000s. There should not be a "you must be this tall to ride the ride" style of thing happening with software dev.
That being said.
Someone calling themselves a "software developer" because they prompted Claude / ChatGPT successfully once feels like a giant insult to the profession.
I don't think AI will make your processes go faster: https://frederickvanbrabant.com/blog/2026-05-15-i-dont-think-ai-will-make-your-processes-go-faster/
Replying to
@paul@tapbots.social the number of tires that fall off should be kept as close to 0 as possible.
Time to escape.
Must’ve pissed in someone’s cornflakes last week because this week starts with me setting up a Magento test bed.
Out: Code Janitor
In: Slop Cop
The printer and printer ink shop is inexplicably selling one set of Navara tyres. #countrylife
An abundance of AI FAFO is occurring at work
Just put up this new artwork in my home office.
1.5 days into the current sprint and there’s been two new projects suggested for the team. My flabbers are gasted.
Even GitHub's CSS is broken:
Send me your links regarding favourite advice for running 1-on-1s
MBP M4 battery lasted:
* a 4 hour train journey to Melbourne
* an entire day long meeting
* most of a train journey back the other way
Found some wet weather boots.
That come in half sizes.
That fit my wide feet.
That have a fleece layer on the inside.
I didn’t think it was possible.
The Sheep Detectives was a really sweet film. Would recommend to others.
Life hack: book “one on nones” and lunch breaks into your calendar.
Gym radio not set to “stun” this morning. Small blessings.
Reckon autumn (days of 20+) might be cancelled with immediate effect here in the bool.
Replying to
@blaine this is absolutely incredible!
I’ve thought about this sort of thing for a while but ended up going down the Git route, allowing reviewers to leave comments on “elements” within a particular Git revision (paragraphs, images, code blocks are all elements).
I love the idea of your stack and drafts, and not using Git at all as the foundation of everything. Very much agree that it’s incredibly difficult to learn / teach.
Less about AI, more about A Ry.
With the advent of AI, why do we even keep a Rails application ordered into directories now? Dump it all into one file and let the AI sort it out.
Yes, including the CSS, JS and images.
Replying to
Taking leave is out of the question given the team just got assigned a project with a deadline of June 30. I wish I could.
Replying to
@pointlessone@status.pointless.one I built this Rails app which has:
HTML, CSS, JS, Ruby, SVG and PNG all in one file.
Didn’t particularly find the two panic attacks enjoyable today. Would prefer a reduction in numbers over the next, let’s say, forever. Thanks.
Replying to
@andrewharvey@hachyderm.io they’re both dirs in auto load path and their file names match their class names. It’ll work.
Garden blessed by the presence of a Rosella this morning.
Hey I fuck up at work but at least I don’t fuck up so bad that the PM cuts his international trip short to come do a presser about my fuckup (re: viva energy corio fire)