Étienne Barrié

@tr_stringer It’s not. Check out youtu.be/1FwgCRIS0Wg

@kelseyhightower What made you settle on 3%? A 4% withdrawal rate is pretty conservative and safe, and a 3.5% rate is apparently a guaranteed safety given return history

@_swanson “Laravel is to Apple what Rails is to Android” doesn't make sense? I think you meant Laravel : Rails :: Apple : Android en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Miller_An…

I'm so hyped as we get closer & closer to the Christmas Day release of Ruby 3.2. Actually, there are so many great things in 3.2 that we couldn't wait for release day, but already deployed it for all Shopify storefront requests. Allow me to do a deep dive on all the details 🧵

@lucasdicioccio What’s missing?

@lucasdicioccio #Documentation/git-update-index.txt---no-assume-unchanged" target="_blank" rel="nofollow noopener">git-scm.com/docs/git-updat…

I'm heartbroken to share this news about our dear friend and colleague, @ChrisGSeaton.

@fxn C is pass-by-value, but Ruby and Java are a bit different. You can't reassign the variable, but if you mutate the value, it's also mutated in the caller. I didn't know that but apparently it's called call by sharing. #Call_by_sharing" target="_blank" rel="nofollow noopener">en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Evaluatio…

I normally use Perl to show pass-by-reference, but I just realized @nim_lang has it too and this simple snippet shows it proc f(x: var int) = x = 1 var i = 0 f(i) echo i # 1 C, Ruby, Java, etc. are pass-by-value, you cannot do that.

@siaw23 What are some of the big ones in your opinion?

Been going through the commits in Rails for this year, one thing's for sure: Rails 7.1 is going to be 🔥.

@davidstosik I don't think it's uncommon for doormats to be prohibited in common areas, quickly looking online I found this explanation for example reddit.com/r/london/comme…

@schwad_rb By fake repo you mean a new rails app? I do this all the time to reproduce issues and test PRs in rails/rails.

y’all ever create a fake rails repo to implement certain rails concepts as a ref next time you want to do said concept

I finally released the first (pre)version of pitchfork github.com/Shopify/pitchf… A new Ruby HTTP Server optimized for latency and memory usage 🧵

@antirez s/111/11″

After, like, 10 years, I updated my web page. It's an HTML page I edit using vim: invece.org Maybe in 10 years I'll find the time and motivation to even add SSL.

No joke, I got a job at @github just so I could fix this 😅

@tenderlove It's set per-compiler which is set per-filetype no? #L35" target="_blank" rel="nofollow noopener">github.com/rust-lang/rust… #L19" target="_blank" rel="nofollow noopener">github.com/rust-lang/rust…

@BiHi Would it be generic enough though? Like, how can the quickfix thing know that we're building Rust source? If I just run `:make` from Vim, I could be compiling any lang, and matching on "Compiling *" seems dubious

Blech. Apparently Cargo projects always show errors relative to the workspace root, and since the YJIT Cargo.toml can't live in the root of Ruby, any YJIT compilation error messages show the wrong path (even if you supply `manifest-path` to Cargo) github.com/rust-lang/carg…

@tenderlove Yeah, I guess it should be in rust.vim.

@BiHi Ya, I can definitely work around this. Just frustrating that I have to

@tenderlove Maybe you could use the "Compiling yjit" line with the %D feature of errorformat to have Vim automatically prepend the directory? #errorformat" target="_blank" rel="nofollow noopener">vimdoc.sourceforge.net/htmldoc/quickf…

Since my cwd is Ruby's root (or usually an out of source build directory), Vim can't find the file that rustc is complaining about 😩

@pebramauteur @Bouletcorp Bah non c'était SMS en morse youtube.com/watch?t=55&v=-…

@Bouletcorp La sonnerie d'un SMS du NOKIA 3210 (toi et moi noussachons) signifiait SOS en Morse. Autre sujet, le bon rythme pour un massage cardiaque consiste à suivre le rythme de 103BPM immortalisé dans "Stayin Alive" des Bee-Gees.

@_byroot The difference between push and pull_request is that the latter runs on the merge commit, so it’s not entirely useless. #step:2:384" target="_blank" rel="nofollow noopener">github.com/redis-rb/redis…

Did someone ever figure out how to get GitHub Actions to trigger build when you push to a branch without opening a PR, but not to build twice when you do? I think I went over their documentation a dozen time but can't wrap my head about how it's supposed to work.

31 July 1919 | Primo Levi was born in Turin. An Italian Jewish writer & chemist. From 26 February 1944 a prisoner of the German Nazi #Auschwitz camp (no. 174517). He suervived. In September 1947 he published his book "If this is a man". He passed away in 1987.

@k0kubun It's really annoying. I wish they would fix that.

It's interesting that, if you use GitHub Enterprise Cloud and aren't allowed to use the SSO from your personal device, you can't even browse pull requests on their *public* repositories.