Scott Werner

@scottwernerd

Building with AI in Ruby @sublayerapp - sublayer.com | Videos+writing @ worksonmymachine.substack.com

New York City

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Scott Werner
@scottwernerd
Sep 19
Added Jev to my agentic reading app primer.appliedpossibility.org You can set some questions and themes for whatever you’re reading and when a section comes into view that relates to your reading it’ll be highlighted for you. More fun use cases to come :)
Primer — Read & think
From primer.appliedpossibility.org
Scott Werner
@scottwernerd
Sep 14
You can use this to your advantage even if you aren’t working in Ruby/rails! Just tell your agent “I’m not sure I really get what you’re talking about, can you explain this to me from a Ruby/rails standpoint with examples?” and the output is :chefs kiss:
Mati Palak
@mateusz_palak
Sep 13
Ruby feels made for AI-assisted coding. It's concise for LLMs and easy for humans to read. I can quickly understand what AI generated and verify it. That readability is becoming a real advantage. Matz had incredible design foresight 👀
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Scott Werner
@scottwernerd
Jul 17
Had so much fun at @rubyconf and made so many new friends! Hope to see some of you speaking at @ruby_artificial soon ;) Slides and resources for my talk are available at
Talking Shit by @scott — artifact.land
From artifact.land
Scott Werner
@scottwernerd
Jul 8
Was just talking today about the challenges of working with a large“bitic codebase” but didn’t have the vocabulary for it! Now to work this concept into my next newsletter post…
James Cham
@jamescham
Jul 8
I joked to a friend that I am pretty sure that Stanslaw Lem wrote Imaginary Magnitude last week (he actually wrote it in 1973). But now that I am reading its history of Bitic Literature, I think he might have written it 53 years in the future.
Scott Werner
@scottwernerd
Jul 4
Anything worth doing is worth tokenmaxxing to do. Anything not worth tokenmaxxing is not worth doing.
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