CTO + CAIO. Ruby Central Board Member. Maker. Builder. Opinions my own.

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How will you spend your energy today? ◾ Complaining about AI on socials? ◽ Go and make something awesome?
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Powerful, capable local models benefit everyone. This is why its worth supporting organizations like the Omacom Foundation.
The Omacom Foundation is becoming a premier sponsor of @0xSero’s work on local AI for the next three years, through his company Sybil Solutions! We’re going to collaborate on making local models work beautifully out of the box on Omarchy. omarchy.org/news/2026/09/oma…
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Reminds me of that quote about great artists 😜
The plan was there all along.
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It definitely could if it just tried "rails generate" 😅
Replying to @geazi_anc @dhh
6 month ago we could not imagine an agent being able to generate a fully working Rails app.
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I learned about @dhh's slide editor "Hype" during the keynote and was thrilled. Only thing missing (for me) was the ability to include charts. So I added it! Now Hype can natively render mermaid flowcharts with no dependencies added (in my branch at least, PR pending) #omarchy
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Rails is the only framework that's had AI built in since day one.
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Seal! (@sfrubyconf ❤️)
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Your LLM should replace your keyboard, not your brain.
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Local variables in your area
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In a world full of James Bonds, it pays to be a Q
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"It's a little weird but I wouldn't worry about it." @robbyrussell speaking my language at #RailsWorld
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Yes but can I slow down please?
We are all time travelers moving at the speed of exactly 60 minutes per hour.
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Print the T-Shirts
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No seriously I want this t-shirt @dhh
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Welcome to #RailsWorld
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Hey Austin, Chill
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This is the number one reason I don't carry around a water bottle.
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Also... a missing pieces of the compliance and security story for agents!
Could Jev be the iPhone moment for agents? Not because it is a smarter LLM. It isn’t even an LLM. @typesafeai's Jev is a decision model: give it context and a set of questions, and it returns structured choices, probabilities and confidence scores in milliseconds. That makes it ideal for the inner loop of an agent: • Route requests to the right model • Select the next tool or action • Score and verify results • Apply guardrails • Escalate uncertain decisions to humans Today, agents burn time and tokens asking generative models to make thousands of small decisions. Jev could turn those calls into a fast, inexpensive and predictable decision layer. Large models reason and create. Jev decides. Could that be the missing primitive that makes agentic applications faster, cheaper and reliable enough to operate at massive scale?
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When will we rebrand RailsWorld to AmandaWorld because really we know she's the real reason the show happens!
Replying to @dhh
Oh, just about a million small fires popping up around #RailsWorld, no biggie.
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On my way to Austin! See you all soon...
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