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Peter Leitzen @splattael@mastodon.cloud

Peter Leitzen @[email protected]

@splattael

Staff Backend Engineer @GitLab. Mastodon: @[email protected]. Previously @neopoly_gmbh. Unmarried name: Suschlik. He/him.

Bochum, Germany Beigetreten Kasım 2008
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Gergely Orosz@GergelyOrosz·
“I don’t understand why X was laid off, and their manager also couldn’t tell them why.” With layoffs being more frequent, a thread about how who is let go is often decided, and why it can seem random (even though there’s a system):
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Fable@defrag_fable·
100% of Stripe's Ruby codebase, which is the largest single Ruby codebase in the world, is now autoformatted with Rubyfmt. We'll be upstreaming the changes we made soon. I'm very excited.
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Karthik kn@Parkourkarthik·
That's one proud moment for me 🦸. Thanks @gitlab for the wonderful #GitlabHero program🙇. Appreciating contributors in a special way ❤️
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Maciej Mensfeld
Maciej Mensfeld@maciejmensfeld·
I believe that @rubyonrails should gain an officially supported batch/events processing API. Like we have ActiveJob, we need ActiveStream. "The Rails way" is too coupled to the idea of entities instead of streams/events, and that impacts the design and performance of many apps.
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Brandur@brandur·
Shopify's new HTTP server is Unicorn-esque, but reforks aged Ruby worker processes generationally to yield better copy-on-write memory sharing. Very smart, and kind of obvious in retrospect. Wish I'd thought of it. github.com/Shopify/pitchf…
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Jean Boussier
Jean Boussier@_byroot·
@k0kubun The test app can be found here: github.com/Shopify/pitchf… Real applications tend to have better CoW performance than this synthetic app. From experience it's between 40 and 60% for big Rails apps. But bringing this to 95% makes a huge difference anyway.
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