Valentino Stoll
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first heard Sep 2024
last heard Oct 2024
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Yeah, this just reminds me to a story. I forget what the company was, but some some like, you know, software engineer at a big company had a home Plex server and the Plex server was outdated and it gave like, uh, you know, access to their home network and on their home network was a work laptop that they then were able to gain access to because it was on a shared network.
Uh, and then from there they then hopped to remote systems. Uh, and so it's like, uh, you know, the, you're right. It's getting much more like, uh,
Is Doppler part of the GitHub secret scanning part of the program? Yeah.
Yeah, I'm curious on that. as far as the observability goes, what are the latest trends happening now for observing secret use and maybe detecting bad actors ahead of the breach?
I'm going to have to go back and listen to this and then go through all my stuff. Run your checklist. Yeah. Do you have a checklist, Brian, of like, you know, at least run through this for your projects or your team or do you publish anything around that?
Sure. Uh, yeah. I mean, the first thing that comes to mind is the dark net diaries podcast, which is just like an incredible resource of deep diving, uh, exploits.
Uh, and just like people are just so creative out there and, uh, nefarious or not, it's just like wild to see what, uh, what kind of attack vectors there are and how people are using, uh, and exploiting your behavior, uh, which can be patterned. Right. Uh, So I'd recommend if you're interested in any of that kind of stuff, it's, it's an awesome show.
Next to that, I've been following a lot of the rails world fallout, which is just like, I definitely missed out. I don't want it to go to conference. Yeah. There's so much, so much great stuff that I'm just watching from afar come out of that. And it's really exciting. Uh, so I guess just watch the, uh, YouTube channel for updates of, uh, new talks that are coming out of there.
Um, and then the, the last pick I have is, uh, Landon Gray. Uh, he's in the Ruby AI space and, uh, he basically made Streamlit, uh, for Ruby, uh, which I'm really excited to, uh, mess around with. And if you're not familiar with Streamlit, it's kind of like the, uh, you know,
I don't know if it's JavaScript or it's some other language, but it's what a lot of the, you know, machine learning enthusiasts will use to just quickly get up a chat and, you know, fine tune or use LLMs in creative ways. And Langchain has kind of like promoted it for a long time for just quickly iterating through AI products development.
And it's been really incredible just to like quickly get up and running on something new. And so I'm excited to see that come to Ruby in a very like Ruby way. So it looks very much like a, you know, a rack app or something like that, where you can just run it and it has a chat that you can use. And I'm really excited to see that develop more.
Well, welcome back to another episode of the Ruby Rogues podcast. I'm one of your co-hosts today, Valentino Stoll, and I'm joined by Ayush. Ayush, do you want to introduce yourself?
You just released another version of the book, didn't you?
That book is so huge. I just imagine a minor update is really like a book in its own capacity.
yeah yeah it's really why don't we have a reader bot and it's just like reads your book for you and it's like okay yeah based on this latest stuff you know you should update these things right that would that would be very useful indeed so i we were talking before the show kind of like Rails 8 is on the way here. Everybody's at Rails World and Ayush and I are feeling major FOMO right now.
But we're just watching the stream come through of all of these incredible updates that are just getting pushed out and released and announced today. Some of them we already knew were coming, right? Some of them we didn't. Ayush, do you want to like maybe mention your top highlights so far?
Yeah, that's fair. You always prefer your own tools in the end.
Yeah, I'm with you. I feel like I've seen, you know, we've all kind of like been preparing for this, I guess, solid trifecta that they're calling it now. But yeah, I mean, it definitely makes makes me happy to see, you know, more and more not have to get set up when you first start up a new app. There's nothing worse than configuring something when you just want to get going.
Right. Yeah, I mean, the last leg of this is wrapping everything in WebAssembly so you could just deploy to anywhere.
yeah which i don't know will happen in our uh near term but uh you know what one thing i noticed from the feed i was curious uh what you thought about uh it's kind of what's coming in rails 8.1 which are like the three bigger features that i feel like have been missing from rails a lot which is the action notifier the search and uh house md which i thought was funny is a markdown editor
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