Valentino Stoll
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Ruby Rogues · Building Better Ruby Apps: Glimmer's Component Slots and More - RUBY 653 · 25 Sep 2024
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Well, this is awesome. Uh, I love seeing this work happening. Uh, and you have so many great examples here. Uh, that, that brings me to, uh, kind of like, uh, Before the show we were talking about, you're gearing up for your RubyConf talk and workshop.
Do you want to shed some light on the workshop that you're doing and maybe how people can start to get involved in a lot of this Glimmer stuff you're building?
Yeah, I was looking at their readme with all the examples. It's pretty slick. It has all of the major components that you'd want to use to build a simple desktop app. from the first glance. So very cool.
Yeah, very cool. I love to see all the examples here. How do you find time for all this?
enhance my work experience significantly uh if we adopted in my company right now yeah totally i could see that for sure uh and i would love to see somebody uh maybe ingesting some of these examples to AI to help with adjusting to the DSL because that's probably one of the biggest aspects of learning new frameworks to me personally, at least.
That's awesome. Yeah. I might have to play with this around, uh, myself because, uh, it looks like a lot of fun. Um, All right, we're kind of getting to the time here. Is there anything else you wanted to share or talk about before we wind down to fix?
Yeah, I mean, you're doing it all, it seems. I love to see all of the, you know, the options that people have even within the Glimmer ecosystem. It's really, you know, please keep it up because... I think you're heading in the right way. So let's move to picks. Do you have anything, or do you want me to go first? I can give you some time.
Yeah, totally. That's, that's the path I'm going to take. Uh, so I, well, I, uh, I don't really have too much to share here other than I'm building a robot arm. Cool. By Hugging Face. It's called LeRobot. And you can train it to do things. It has like, it's two arms, but it has like a follower arm and, you know, a leader arm.
And so you can lead the other one and show it how to pick up things and push buttons. And I hope that one day I get it to like type on the keyboard and like look at my screen and then just like work for me. But it's a lot of fun. I'm just to the assembly phase. I completed that. And it's been a lot of fun. So I'm looking forward to diving in.
So this particular one, they have a couple different versions of the arms. But this one, you basically have two of the same kind of arm. And you can move one of them that moves the other.
uh in the same ways so it mirrors it they call it tele operation uh but they have like you know you can have multiple robot arms so like you can have multiple leaders multiple followers uh and so uh there is a camera aspect that lets you train and learn kind of what is happening that way and so i think maybe in the future it will get to the point where you could just use your own arms and hands uh but i think right now it's just like uh because the dexterity is not there yet
It's just two arms and you train one with the other kind of thing.
So right away I had a bunch of screws that were all different sizes that came in the same package and I want to just sort it rather than me sort the screws. Uh, So like that will probably be my first one because it's like they're tiny screws and they're hard to sort. And like that should be something easy or not easy, but like straightforward to train the arm to do.
But there are examples that they have are like Lego sorting. Right. Finding the right colors. Like I think they had one example where they're, you know, pushing buttons on something else. So I don't really know what I'm going to do with it yet. it's mostly just fun to explore, uh, all of this real world, uh, AI aspects stuff. So, yeah. So check that out if you're interested, uh, the robot.
Um, well, it's been awesome talking to Andy. I appreciate you coming on again and, uh, all the work you're doing in the space. Cause you know, we need it. And I love to do more Ruby than anything else. So, uh, I appreciate it. And, uh, Yeah. If people want to reach out to you or find you on the Internet, how do they do that?
Awesome. Well, thanks again for coming on and thank you for listening. Thanks for having me. Yeah. And, you know, until next time, more Ruby on the way.
Sure. I'm a software engineer at Doximity. I've been working there for...
quite some time now i've been working on ruby quite a long time and it's kind of my go-to crutch of a language if you will but i really enjoy uh hacking away on embedded systems with ruby that's been my my latest craze and you know i i've really been digging deep into the ruby core library and kind of just exploring it and uh it's really not that scary so i'm hoping to kind of
Make it a little more approachable for people and hopefully get some more contributors out of it, including myself.
For some projects I have, primarily I've been working on a Raspberry Pi. I'm no expert, so... I picked up one of those starter kits that has a bajillion tiny little components to work with and slowly chipping away at converting some Python examples.
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