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Elements of Personal Communication
Weaponized smile
I guess it's a thing. Weaponization obviously comes from the autists (see /r/wallstreetbets, or better don't). They weaponize everything - their own autism, chicken tenders, you name it. We are going to be weaponizing appearances, for the purpose of achieving concrete goals. One of the elements of appearances is the smile, and its weaponization is important.
Weaponization of your smile may take up to 2% of your overall continuous effort.
2026-03 Site Updates
Updated kyle-contractor.city.ad bigly: it now has all the relevant info instead of placeholders. Still some way to go, but it's looking much better now.
An update to Irowor UI
The page on Irowor, our in-house trading platform, just got an update.
[FIXED]: RSPEC: controller.current_user gives you: ArgumentError: wrong number of arguments (given 1, expected 2)
We upgraded ruby to 3.4.x and rails to 8.x.x and found this new error in our specs:
Upon further looking at it, what was causing it was some internal calls to warden and devise. This command would fail in byebug, or in rspec: