Andrew Mason @andrewm.codes · 1hstatic.klipy.comSouth Park: Butters Dancing with CartmanALT: South Park: Butters Dancing with Cartman 000
Andrew Mason @andrewm.codes · 4hI have good news and bad news. The good news is that I am not a loser. 😂 111
Andrew Mason @andrewm.codes · 29/09/2026Apparently there is a diagram in the printed version that helps simplify it but I can't find it atm. A few people on Reddit have done mappings, though they make it a little more complicated than it needs to be imo. www.reddit.com/r/DungeonCra...reddit.comFrom the DungeonCrawlerCarl community on Reddit: Making a Definitive Map of the Iron Tangle || The final rendition. Information through chapter 31Posted by buckshot371 - 71 votes and 14 comments 010
Andrew Mason @andrewm.codes · 19/09/2026Welcome, crawler. Book 3 is my favorite of the entire series but apparently that's a rare opinion 😅 110
Andrew Mason @andrewm.codes · 19/09/2026I got a haircut today and the lady asked me if I was stressed and then proceeded to tell me she could feel tension in my head. wtaf. 030
Andrew Mason @andrewm.codes · 19/09/2026Hard to believe how much is hiding in the sky until you get somewhere dark enough to see it. 170
Andrew Mason @andrewm.codes · 17/09/2026wait until you see what else @diogobeda.bsky.social & I are cooking 👨🍳 It's already required two GitHub Actions budget increases this week (on my personal account) and nearing 100 commits. 010
Andrew Mason @andrewm.codes · 17/09/2026Sir, a second GitHub Actions budget limit has hit the account 💀 010
Andrew Mason @andrewm.codes · 16/09/2026that's why squash merging is the way™️ I'll stand on that till death. 110
Andrew Mason @andrewm.codes · 16/09/2026Exactly. I'd much rather spend 30 seconds writing a useful squash commit while the context is fresh than reconstruct the change later when I'm cutting a release. 110
Andrew Mason @andrewm.codes · 16/09/2026I always squash merge so I make sure the commit messages are optimized for the changelog so I ship as-is. If something does need to change, I will edit it as needed. Does that help? 110
Andrew Mason @andrewm.codes · 16/09/2026Can you link me to that news? Or, if you really want, the repo is public if you want to use your agent to update the post: github.com/andrewmcodes... 110
Andrew Mason @andrewm.codes · 16/09/2026New post: I added webmentions to my Bridgetown site. Replies, likes, and reposts from Bluesky can now show up directly under the original post. No comment system, no JavaScript widget, and the site stays completely static. I wrote up how it all works: andrewm.codes/p/adding-web...andrewm.codesAdding Webmentions to a Bridgetown SiteHow I added webmentions to my static Bridgetown site using webmention.io, Bridgy, and a nightly GitHub Actions job, so replies and likes from Bluesky show up right under my posts. 3103
Andrew Mason @andrewm.codes · 12/09/2026Just gave one of my older #Ruby posts a 2026 refresh: automating gem releases with GitHub Actions. It covers using Release Please for version bumps, changelogs, GitHub releases, and publishing to @rubygems.bsky.social andrewm.codes/p/automating...andrewm.codesAutomating Ruby Gem Releases with GitHub ActionsAutomate Ruby gem releases with GitHub Actions and Release Please: conventional-commit versioning, changelog generation, and publishing to RubyGems. 250
Andrew Mason @andrewm.codes · 12/09/2026I exported all 358 of my Pieces code snippets into Obsidian. I wrote up how I built the exporter, including the raw archive, normalization layer, deterministic filenames, metadata cleanup, SHA-256 verification, and the weird edge cases. andrewm.codes/p/exporting-...andrewm.codesExporting my Pieces code snippets to ObsidianPieces put memories behind a paid plan, so I pulled 358 saved snippets out of its local API and turned them into plain Markdown I own. 121
Andrew Mason @andrewm.codes · 11/09/2026Nothing good has ever started with "I'm in Scottsdale at 1am" but here we are. 010
Reposted by Andrew MasonAndrew Mason @andrewm.codes · 04/09/2026Also: Ryan is building Knowatoa, which helps you see where your company is showing up in AI search and how to make sure you show up more. If you care about how ChatGPT, Claude, Perplexity, etc. talk about your product, check it out: knowatoa.com 031
Andrew Mason @andrewm.codes · 04/09/2026Also: Ryan is building Knowatoa, which helps you see where your company is showing up in AI search and how to make sure you show up more. If you care about how ChatGPT, Claude, Perplexity, etc. talk about your product, check it out: knowatoa.com 031
Andrew Mason @andrewm.codes · 04/09/2026Got to interview @rmcastil.bsky.social on #RemoteRuby today. The first time I met Ryan, my Uber was taking me to the wrong LA airport and he and Mike Buckbee immediately offered me a seat in their Uber. Nearly missed my flight but somehow ended up with one of my favorite Ruby memories. 150
Andrew Mason @andrewm.codes · 02/09/2026Just booked my flights to #RailsWorld and after seeing the total, I'll be standing ten toes down on this issue for the foreseeable future. 060
Andrew Mason @andrewm.codes · 31/08/2026New Remote Ruby is out. @davidhill.dev and I talk about my recent dive into MCPs: the Ruby MCP SDK, resources vs. tools, OAuth with Doorkeeper, and what I've learned building an MCP server for Rails. Plus, we're getting ready for Rails World in Austin. www.remoteruby.com/2260490/epis...remoteruby.comMCP Implementations and Rails World Preparations - Remote RubyAndrew and David catch up on everything from wild weather and the upcoming Rails World conference to Andrew’s latest deep dive into MCPs (Model Context Protocols). Andrew shares what he’s learned whil... 061
Andrew Mason @andrewm.codes · 22/08/2026Currently swinging my legs over the edge of the Grand Canyon, staring up at the stars. 040
Andrew Mason @andrewm.codes · 22/08/2026static.klipy.comThe Office: Michael Scott Bows and Says Thank YouALT: The Office: Michael Scott Bows and Says Thank You 000
Andrew Mason @andrewm.codes · 22/08/2026I'm mostly a nonfiction reader, but I fell in love with Dungeon Crawler Carl and ended up listening to the entire series. For fiction, I seem to gravitate toward fast pacing, constant escalation, psychological thrillers, dark subject matter, science fantasy, apocalyptic sci-fi, and suspense. 100
Andrew Mason @andrewm.codes · 21/08/2026I'm gonna be driving over 1000 miles this weekend. Please provide audiobook recommendations ⬇️ 510
Andrew Mason @andrewm.codes · 19/08/2026static.klipy.comBugs Bunny: Who? Meeeeee? Flirty WinkALT: Bugs Bunny: Who? Meeeeee? Flirty Wink 000
Andrew Mason @andrewm.codes · 18/08/2026Scoping still works the same, you just have to adjust for the fact that I'm built different. 100
Reposted by Andrew Masonjamie @jamie.ideasasylum.com · 18/08/2026I was kicking off a project today that I thought might be 4-6 weeks of work when @andrewm.codes _eventually_ interrupts to tell me they’d basically built the entire thing in half a day. Tell me again that AI hasn’t changed this industry faster than we can adapt 361
