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Caleb Hearth

caleb@dice.camp

<p>Dungeon Webmaster, Open Sourcerer, and breakfast THAC0 enthusiast. All paladins are bastards.
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    “This Gem is Mentionable” was featured on “This Week in the #IndieWeb” which marks the first time I’m aware of one of my articles being in a #podcast.

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    @avdi Hey Avid ;P

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    @searls@mastodon.social I noticed that starting Zoom also messes up OBS layouts with Continuity Camera regardless of whether I was using Center Stage.

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    @andycroll do you recall the name of the standups talking to standups podcasts you mentioned on Chats in the Cupboard?

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    Are you looking for a Staff+ Software Engineer to join your team? Need additional #RubyOnRails #Postgres #Swift expertise? Hoping to #mentor your #developer team? Want to invest in your company&amp;#39;s image through #conference speaking and #blogging? I&amp;#39;m looking for my next #remote opportunity, and I&amp;#39;d love to chat with you. https://calebhearth.com/m/work-with-me

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    📝 The Decree Design Pattern I’ve been using this pattern of naming and structuring service objects over the past ~year. It’s initially been greeted with skepticism when I introduce it, but it tends to grow on folks as they give it a shot and look at how it’s already been used. I wrote this to codify some of how I’ve been explaining it to folks ad-hoc, but also to share with the broader community and get input on this way of extracting processes in Ruby/Rails projects. https://calebhearth.com/...