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tenderlove

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About tenderlove

ruby-core member. rails-core member. <3 <3

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    RubyGems.org backfilled older releases with `created_at` fields, so theoretically you could still do the cooldown with very old gems (though I don't know why you would). It's only …

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    Comment #45495892

    This absolutely happened and is not speculation. I can't find the emails from the individuals that emailed me, but I did find my email to the board of directors asking that the web…

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    Comment #45275272

    As I said in my blog post, it imports both and combines them in the UI. Also as I said in my blog post, I switched to shooting only in raw, and it still exhibited file corruption.

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    Comment #45275256

    > That's a mistake no mater what application you're importing to, else we'll be graced with another blog post, "Darktable app Corrupts Photos" Thanks dad.

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    Comment #45274840

    This is also my guess. It's really a bummer, and I'd report it to Apple but since it's nondeterministic I have no idea how to provide repro steps.

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    Comment #45274786

    Here you go! https://gist.github.com/tenderlove/25853f50ab46a58738ff2cc22d682f2b I ran both files through xxd then diffed them. I've literally changed every piece of hardware (at n…

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    Comment #44069998

    Thank you! Wish it had panned out for Class#new, but I don't feel bad about doing it. :)

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    Comment #44067578

    > Yes, but if it ends up creating any ephemeral objects in the process of determining those returned objects, then the allocation sequence is still not homogeneous. Yes! People mig…

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    Comment #44064407

    One reason is that we think we can make better use of registers. Since LBBV doesn't "see" all blocks in a particular method all at once, it's much more challenging to optimize regi…

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    Comment #44063433

    It's not being abandoned, we're just shifting focus to evaluate a new style of compiler. YJIT will still get bug fixes and performance improvements. ZJIT is a method based JIT (the…

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    Comment #43551073

    It says on the website it's 12x faster so it must be true! https://rubyui.com

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    Comment #43031109

    libffi can't know how to unwrap Ruby types (since it doesn't know what Ruby is). The advantage presented in this post is that the code for type unboxing is basically "cached" in th…

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    Comment #43030953

    I think tenderworks wrote this post.

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    Comment #37961887

    Thank you! Ya, I really enjoy pattern matching. I think new language features just take a long time to percolate through the community. I remember when `->` was controversial, but …

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    Comment #37960109

    I didn't know it was controversial either! D:

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    Comment #37787971

    This is great to hear. <3

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    Comment #36433930

    While RUM is out of date, I still think it's an excellent resource. Some of the information in the book may be out of date, but I think it's an excellent place to start when you wa…

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    Comment #36426368

    This guide is interesting but extremely out of date. I recommend Ruby Under a Microscope[1] though it is also out of date as well (but less out of date than the Ruby Hacking Guide)…

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    Comment #36065039

    Use a password manager with autofill so you'll make no mistakes where you are

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    Comment #35757757

    I hope that you'll watch the recording of the talk when it's released. The context of the "cliche" is with regard to the community, the framework, and why Eileen continues to remai…