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We are seeing multiple attempts to Ruby with types now, previously we only had Sorbet and Rbs (with rbs-inline), but now there is also Low_type and T-Ruby. I am curious about this direction, this show…

> exe.dev is a subscription service that gives you virtual machines, with persistent disks

I’d stick to artificial analysis

Reading all the comments surprises me, have vscode turned this bad? Why? What lowered their quality standard this much?

Previously, RBS-inline was the closest answer to typed Ruby, it was the JSDoc of Ruby. Recently, when I stumbled upon low_type and tried it out in irb, it finally felt like ”this is it, this is the TS…

It’s below expectations, and even worse on Windows. Luckily people seem to be aware of this and there was a whole talk about improving Ruby DX.

Relative path in stack trace would be so good!

If this is interesting, I suggest reading about MSAB. They don’t have an English Wikipedia page, but one of their products does. https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/XRY_(software) …

Alright, now when everyone knows this. I hope people have backed up all the files to unredact everything before DOJ retracts the sensitive documents.

Can't wait for the benchmarks at artifical analysis

Excuse my grammar error, I wrote this shortly before falling asleep

In my experience, Grok 4 expert performs way worse then what the benchmarks say. I’ve tried it with coding, writing and instructions following. The only thing it excels at currently and searching for …

Looks similar to Docker rollout plugin https://docker-rollout.wowu.dev

Claude is on the list because some commits by users have "Co-Authored-By: Claude ...". Does not necessarily have to be vibe coded.

> it allows certain nice to have features, like instantaneous page loads Right, but I do not think this is the case here

And the state of it persist across page loads or tabs?

I like the new design, however, I strongly believe the website could've been optimized further and used much less JS. Opening the website with JS turned off makes the code examples not load and t…

> somehow, the Ruby community [...] think it's acceptable to have a standard implementation that does neither AOT nor JIT native code compilation Ruby have YJIT, which is a production ready JI…

It's incredible how much the Qwen team is pushing out in this field

> <PLACEHOLDER FOR FRONTEND HTML ASSETS> > [ADD/LINK TO ROLLOUT THAT DISCOVERED VULNERABILITY] What’s up with these in the article?

The Ractor::Port class is interesting! But I have yet to use Ractors over the Parallels gem yet.

Cool to see MRuby still getting attention!

Me neither, I do not know where OP gets this impression. I've mostly seen love towards the language and it's web framework (Rails). But either way, why care? My best advice is to disconnect …

How doesn’t Bun provide ”Rust-level” performance?