The Rails World 2026 website is live thanks to the hard work and support of our sponsor @wyeworks. And most importantly, the CFP is open! Check out our latest #RailsWorld update here and apply to speak by May 16: https://t.co/m1d8w5H3fL
Take a look at out latest blog post, where our CTO @jmbejar explains how we evolved our development workflow to embrace the uncertainty brought by #AI
https://t.co/h5LMA0HcNw
🚀 JISuy 2025: Jorge Bejar presenta “¿Qué implica el AI Engineering como disciplina?”
📅 28 de octubre, 15hs | Edificio Polifuncional José Luis Massera
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Only a couple days away from @ElixirConf! We’re already here at Orlando getting everything ready, and looking forward to connecting with old friends and meet new ones!
Also, don’t forget to stop by Francisco’s workshop tomorrow about Ash-Powered Multi-Tenancy
#MyElixirStatus
Last Thursday’s Ruby Meetup at @RootstrapInc was pure energy! ⚡️🍷
Huge shoutout to @lauperalti and @_rpdl_ for bringing thought-provoking talks that got everyone buzzing with ideas. Always inspiring to share the evening with such a curious and driven community. ❤️ #Ruby
Time for another Ruby Montevideo Meetup!🇺🇾
We’re gathering on Thursday, August 21st at @RootstrapInc for an evening of sharp ideas and good conversation.
Expect engaging talks by @lauperalti and @_rpdl_ ✨
Big thanks to @RootstrapInc for hosting us! 🫶
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Naval Ravikant: “Inspiration is perishable”
Naval argues that inspiration is perishable — so when you’re inspired, act on it immediately. This is as true for solving a problem for your company as it is for learning something new:
“If I want to learn something, I do it at the moment of curiosity. The moment the curiosity arrives, I go learn that thing immediately. I download the book or get on Google, ChatGPT, whatever, and I will figure that thing out on the spot. That’s when the learning happens. It doesn’t happen when I’ve scheduled time or set an hour aside. Because when that time arrives, I might be in a different mood and want to do something different. I think that spontaneity is really important. You’re going to learn best when you’re having fun and when you genuinely are enjoying the process — not when you’re forced to sit there and do it.”
He believes that giving yourself the freedom to act on something the moment you want to is not only liberating and a recipe for happiness, but it’s also crucial to efficiency, productivity, and success.
“Procrastination is because you don’t want to do that thing right now. You want to do something else. Go do that something else. I reject this frame that efficiency, productivity, and success are counter to happiness and freedom. They actually go together.”
Naval continues:
“The happier you are, the more you can sustain doing something… and you will outwork everybody else. The more free you are, the better you can allocate your time and the less you’re caught up in a web of obligations and commitments, and the more you can focus on the task at hand.”
Video source: @ChrisWillx (2025)
Not a lot of people understand this... but you actually don’t have to have an opinion about everything. You don’t have to decide if something is good or bad. Marcus Aurelius says limiting the amount of opinions we have is one of the most powerful things we can do in life.