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Ruby Central's Destructive Legacy

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Re: Ruby Central's Destructive Legacy

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They aren't "threatening" to sue Andre. They threatened to sue him in October and haven't retracted it. He also threatened to sue them by raising issues about Bundler trademark. A very common thing that happens in settlement of legal issues and even potential legal issues is: "you drop your claims and I'll drop mine". He's shaming them for not backing down while he simultaneously will not back down. His framing is di…

> He doesn't want a fair settlement and for parties to go their separate ways. He wants to wrestle control away from Ruby Central. im not super familiar with this drama, so can you tell me where to find this information? the post indicates he just wants an apology and perhaps attorney fees covered.

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Re: Ruby Central's Destructive Legacy

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> Unlike many community non-profits (including the Python Software Foundation), Ruby Central does not hold elections for their board of directors.

The PSF is a hellhole where everyone tries to cancel each other. People like David Mertz and Steve Holden [1] who supported other cancellations were cancelled themselves. And of course Tim Peters for opposing other cancellations.

You are only secure in the corporate inner circle, just like in Ruby. Even there Google got tired of the antics and fired Python core developers.

You use the PSF to gain influence and get a high salary with minimal work, inside and outside Python.

[1] The one-eyed snake (stuffed animal) "incident" PSF director.

Re: Ruby Central's Destructive Legacy

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> He doesn't want a fair settlement and for parties to go their separate ways. He wants to wrestle control away from Ruby Central. im not super familiar with this drama, so can you tell me where to find this information? the post indicates he just wants an apology and perhaps attorney fees covered.

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>Are you blind to the fact that this is a shot in a PR war?

i just told you im not familiar with the drama and am looking for where to obtain the other side of the story, which you seem to know and be passionate about

>As for where to find it? I'm not your search engine. There's google. even Search HN.

okay... i dont think i will ever understand why someone goes onto a discussion board, talks about something passionately, and then gets upset when someone else on the discussion board asks them something.

Re: Ruby Central's Destructive Legacy

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> Are you blind to the fact that this is a shot in a PR war? i just told you im not familiar with the drama and am looking for where to obtain the other side of the story, which you seem to know and be passionate about > As for where to find it? I'm not your search engine. There's google. even Search HN. okay... i dont think i will ever understand why someone goes onto a discussion board, talks about something passio…

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Re: Ruby Central's Destructive Legacy

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> Are you blind to the fact that this is a shot in a PR war? i just told you im not familiar with the drama and am looking for where to obtain the other side of the story, which you seem to know and be passionate about > As for where to find it? I'm not your search engine. There's google. even Search HN. okay... i dont think i will ever understand why someone goes onto a discussion board, talks about something passio…

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okay.

perhaps in the future you might consider writing a blog, instead of comments on HN, so that other people wont disturb you.

Re: Ruby Central's Destructive Legacy

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a lot of tragic things keep happening to the ruby ecosystem. the language has improved in the recent additions - ractors, it's faster now & always a pleasure to write. however the ruby ecosystem has a tendency to deny reality - ruby is falling down rankings - people deny that's false but everything points to that. the ecosystem is not willing to move away from rails. & DHHs antics don't help either.

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Re: Ruby Central's Destructive Legacy

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a lot of tragic things keep happening to the ruby ecosystem. the language has improved in the recent additions - ractors, it's faster now & always a pleasure to write. however the ruby ecosystem has a tendency to deny reality - ruby is falling down rankings - people deny that's false but everything points to that. the ecosystem is not willing to move away from rails. & DHHs antics don't help either.

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Most recently he compared Roma people to wolves that should be exterminated, a post so openly racist that an LLM refused to translate it.
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