Google, what are you doing? I started using the Gemini API 3 days ago for developing a new tool.
Literally every day so far that I’ve been using it, the thing has been down 1/3 of the time.
@thdxr@dexhorthy This is the future. Agents do all the work. Developers can finally touch grass.
Never thought we would ever get to this point. 🥹, I'm getting emotional here
Todays experiment:
Set up and deploy a server with Google OAuth.
Littaraly did it in 2 hours. Simple rails server, used device for the OAuth. And used kamal for deploying it. MAN I love this!
also I am sure someone else can do it way way faster than me
@jesse_vermeulen Since last month I have been working in 2 to 3 project at once (or multiple worktree's).
So if one session is running, i am validating the other.
@Shahahahzaman It is useful for getting pain everywhere in your body.
Believe me, you missed nothing.
It's a big IDE for more intelligence.
But if you want a big IDE, JetBrains is wayy better. Go with Rider. It does the same thing.e thing.
I love gems. I needed units conversion, and guess what: not 1, not 2, but 4 gems read to be implemented! Yet another reminder why I love Ruby!
Even better, the Measured gem includes a short comparison of the different alternatives in their README
https://t.co/kkF76VdIRw
@vishaltweetup I was a big JetBrains fan. But with the shift to using AI more and more, I began to multitask more and more, and began to use those fancy IDE tools less and less. My biggest requirement became a quick and usable code editor that I could spin up 6 of at a time.