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Greg Molnar
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Father of 2, OSCP Certified Penetration Tester and a Ruby Developer since 2010 Security for Rails Developers: greg.molnar.io/course
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    Greg Molnar
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    Mar 6
    My course about Ruby on Rails security is out of pre-sale. All of the content, videos and text is published now. I will likely add an extra AI section soon as an extra.
    Security for Rails Developers
    From gregmolnar.gumroad.com
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    Greg Molnar
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    Turkeys are amazing
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    Greg Molnar
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    Jul 24
    And this shouldn't make anyone feel depressed. Times change. I am only 43, but have been many things in my life. If I have to, I will switch professions. Surely there will be something I enjoy and can make a living from.
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    Greg Molnar
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    Jul 24
    Today marks the first time when I felt that programming as I learned will likely go away in the not so distant future. If you don't like AI driven development, it might make sense to think about your future.
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    Greg Molnar
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    Jul 24
    Time flies!
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    Ruby on Rails
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    Jul 24
    Rails was born in Dec 2003, but took its first steps in the world with the launch of the first release: v0.5.0 on July 24, 2004. Thank you to the 7000+ programmers who have contributed to Rails since then and made the framework what it is today. contributors.rubyonrails.org
    Text: Celebrating 22 years of Rails and 7000+ contributors!
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    Greg Molnar
    @GregMolnar
    Jul 24
    Today marks the first time when I felt that programming as I learned will likely go away in the not so distant future. If you don't like AI driven development, it might make sense to think about your future.
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