https://abot.app/ currently at ~$2k/m, down from 4k a few years ago.

I got a ton of value from this book. It actually pushed me to dive deeper into profiling and eventually start building Rust perf tooling of my own https://github.com/pawurb/hotpath-rs

Hi, author here. Can you elaborate?

I was thinking rails-pg-extras could output to Claude Code since it can see the actual codebase, and generate PRs.

For example, instead of just "add this index", it could see the models and relationships, figure out the right migration syntax, spot N+1 queries in controllers that are causing the slow lookups in the first place.

The workflow would be pretty clean too - let your MCP tool do what it's good at (finding the problems), then hand it off to Claude Code/Cursor/etc that understands the Rails apps to actually write the fixes.

Thoughts?

thanks for it works now, all the heavy lifting is done by LLM, gem only provides the data

Sorry missed it.

I'm 100% happy with my Nokia 110, only using smart phone at home for banking apps etc. Highly recommend switching to dumb phone for everyday use.

I’m looking forward to getting an Apple Watch with cellular service to be reachable although a dumb phone would be way cheaper now that you mention it

Lol, as if Apple would let you off that easily!

The watch can't have a cellular plan of its own. It must be associated with the plan that's on the iPhone it's tethered to. If you use a dummy iPhone for this purpose, then the SIM for your primary number needs to be on that phone.

The carrier charges 5 € a month for the Multisim service

I love dokku! I've been running my SAAS seamlessly with it for 5+ years now. It's awesome to see it actively maintained.

Same. Dokku has worked seamlessly for me for 6+ years now!

Maybe this comment is a metaspam but I've build a checklist for whenever I publish: https://pawelurbanek.com/programming-blogpost-promotion.

Thanks, I wasn't sure when it will be live. I'll update the post to reflect it.

Thanks for suggestion. Gem supports custom compression algorithms. I'll try to add more compression types to the benchmarks.

Note zstd can be fine-tuned to almost any ratio between performance and compression, worth trying multiple different settings

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