I think you'd get the best results by adding a cache column on User, let's call it :last_activity_at, then update this with an after_create callback on Submission, Comment and Vote. Class Submission? ', current_user.
Last_refresh_date).
I then re-iterate this built-up array while comparing the dates to determine if the count should be incremented. Not the most ideal solution. I wish to add yet one more count to the present query.
I need to count all new comments & votes on the current_user. Submissions that are not part of the original count (ie. Not a friend).
Join(:comments, :votes, :friends). I can't quite get the query correct (new to complex queries via active record). I was going to make it a separate query and then add it to the original count.
Can it be absorbed into one query instead of two?
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