Quick Thoughts...

Do you see RuboCop offenses after installing and configuring the Standard VS Code Extension?

To fix this issue, you need to disable RubyLSP's diagnostics:

rubyLsp.enabledFeatures": {
    "diagnostics": false
}

Hat Tip

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This is likely the best post gem install message I have seen (well, next to HTTParty). Well done Stanard team.

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Finished reading: Anything You Want by Derek Sivers đź“š

A fantastic quick read that puts you in the right mindset to start a new business. I cannot recommend this book enough to any (current or future) entrepreneurs.

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My biggest wish list item for my Peloton is starting to come true.

You can now stream shows during a ride.

YouTube.tv is a good start. Hoping we will see others (Netflix) shortly.

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Cookie Policy Generator

I am not sure what’s worse. The fact this exists or that some might find it helpful….I know the answer….

The AI-powered cookie policy generator. Enter the url of your website to automatically detect which cookies you need

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GPT-Migrate

If you've ever faced the pain of migrating a codebase to a new framework or language, this project is for you.

We have a bunch of CoffeeScript that I would love to migrate. It is hard to justify the time because it works, but with the improvements made to modern JavaScript, I cannot imagine purposely writing more CoffeeScript at this point.

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According to Peak (and my watch) I am at 2.2 million steps for the year. New goal - 5 million by the end of the year.

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Do we know what the celebs are getting paid for these casual first messages on Threads?

Mastodon’s usability is suspect at best, but the thing that held it back is the “mainstream” (sports, for me) never gave it a try.

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There are lots of ways to test email sending locally. My favorite for the last few years has been MailTrap.

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