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Krzysztof Hasiński

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Ruby developer who goes by 'Chris' because his Polish name is hard for English speakers to pronounce. A regular speaker at wroclove.rb — so much so that he jokes he was 'banned' after doing three or four talks in a row, and was 'unbanned' for 2025. Filled a missing slot at wroclove.rb 2022 with a last-minute talk on shortening the developer feedback loop. Returned at wroclove.rb 2023 with 'Fantastic Databases and Where to Find Them', a tour of SQLite, Postgres, MySQL and exotic databases. Delivered 'Next Token!' at wroclove.rb 2025 — a deep debunking of LLM falsehoods (no chat, no thinking, no tools — just token generation), covering tokenization, stop tokens, reasoning models, tool calling, embeddings/RAG, MCP servers, and structured output, with a survey of the Ruby AI ecosystem. Self-described as a software engineer passionate about performance and making slow things work fast. Has written a gem exposing Postgres' EXPLAIN-based row-count estimation as `estimate_count` without requiring migrations.

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Chris
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Polish
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Speaker at wroclove.rb 2023.
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Speaker at wroclove.rb 2022.
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Speaker at wroclove.rb 2025.
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Chris (Krzysztof) Hasiński delivered this talk.
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Hasiński delivered the 'Next Token!' talk at wroclove.rb 2025.
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Delivered this talk at wroclove.rb 2022 as a last-minute replacement for a missing slot.
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PgHero tool
Recommends PgHero's missing-index algorithm.
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Calls it an amazing article worth reading.
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PostgreSQL tool
Calls Postgres 'probably the best open-source project ever'.
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Unlogged Tables concept
Recommends flipping RSpec tables to unlogged for big CI speedups.
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Urges Rails devs to use window functions instead of two-query-plus-Ruby combining.
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test-prof tool
Recommends test-prof for finding Factory Cascades and auto-swapping create for build.
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Docker tool
Recommends Dockerizing exotic dependencies even if the app itself isn't dockerized.
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Pushes self-hosted runners as a cheap way to get a powerful CI.
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Mentions knapsack_pro as a server/client solution that splits tests more evenly than parallel_tests alone.
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Ruby LLM tool
Points to Ruby LLM as the readable modern Ruby wrapper for LLM APIs.
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llamafile tool
'Really cool project' — single binary that runs on Mac/Win/Linux.
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llama.cpp tool
Recommends downloading it to play with parameters and token callbacks.
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neighbor tool
Recommended Ruby gem for vector search — 'everything ML in Ruby is Andrew Kane'.
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Baron tool
Recommended for content chunking before embedding.
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Hybrid Search concept
Recommends combining classic and vector search plus considering graph DBs.
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Midjourney tool
Generated the talk's illustrations of databases as animals with Midjourney.
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works_on
Wrote the gem exposing EXPLAIN-based estimate_count; 'shameless plug' in the talk.
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2026-04-17 16:16 seed
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Next Token! — Chris Hasiński on LLM falsehoods 2026-04-18 07:42
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