I'm not here to defend DHH --- but I think "AI" has materially changed since 2024. I think that it's entirely reasonable to have shifted perspective on the technology and its applications since 2024.
>DHH has only written web software and knows nothing about serious software development.
I don't particularly like DHH either but web software is definitely serious. Shopify (which you seem to have confused with Spotify) runs on Rails. So does GitHub.
Those are both huge platforms handling a ton of traffic. If GitHub isn't "serious software" then what is?
Years and years ago I wrote a PWA for my wife and I to sync lists (packing lists, groceries, TODOs etc) cross-device. It's been running in a docker container and only goes down when the server reboots for kernel upgrades. That's at least five 9s of reliability. It has 2 users.
Oh c'mon, there were three million ways you could express this feeling with some class... And you went for "can't even get the company names straight" ?
Reddit would have about 15 comments alluding without never revealing, all of them smart, classy and funny. The rest would be complete trash probably.
I think you're confusing Spotify and Shopify.
This happens in every DHH thread and it always gives me a chuckle.
I'm not here to defend DHH --- but I think "AI" has materially changed since 2024. I think that it's entirely reasonable to have shifted perspective on the technology and its applications since 2024.
Yeah. I found it basically useless until around mid 2024. Now, I use it every day, nearly all day.
>DHH has only written web software and knows nothing about serious software development.
I don't particularly like DHH either but web software is definitely serious. Shopify (which you seem to have confused with Spotify) runs on Rails. So does GitHub.
Those are both huge platforms handling a ton of traffic. If GitHub isn't "serious software" then what is?
Some thing with multiple "nines" in its uptime.
Years and years ago I wrote a PWA for my wife and I to sync lists (packing lists, groceries, TODOs etc) cross-device. It's been running in a docker container and only goes down when the server reboots for kernel upgrades. That's at least five 9s of reliability. It has 2 users.
Is that "Serious Software"?
Congrats on the dumbest rant I've read all week. Can't even get the company names straight.
Oh c'mon, there were three million ways you could express this feeling with some class... And you went for "can't even get the company names straight" ?
Reddit would have about 15 comments alluding without never revealing, all of them smart, classy and funny. The rest would be complete trash probably.
Sir I despise your ill informed debacle of a speech
Tobi?