<Exuma>
dude wtf, how have i never noticed this. what in the same kentucky fuk is happening
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<mozzarella>
why would it not break?
<Exuma>
mozzarella its because of hosting like i imagined. i had no idea ruby even does this
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<Exuma>
hoisting*
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<troulouliou_div2>
hi i m appending this string to a pretty long string : resp << "\x4b\x00\x00\x00\x0c\x00\x00\x0b\x88\x49\xcf\x71\x8b" and on this 1 i get incompatible character encodings: ASCII-8BIT and UTF-8
<troulouliou_div2>
seem like this characters are the problem if i m correct : x0b\x88
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<leftylink>
&>> p
<rubydoc>
stderr: /home/carcin/carcin/sandboxes/ruby/sandboxed_ruby2.6.0: error while loading shared libraries:... check link for more (https://carc.in/#/r/7g36)
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<Vashy>
I want to programatically stictch some 1 second long .mov files; can someone point me in the right direction on getting started given a set of files and the order the files should be stitched in
<Vashy>
Ruby's my go-to language but I'm open to other solutions as well
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<greypack>
Vashy ffmpeg and bash
<Vashy>
This one?
<Vashy>
Ruby's my go-to language but I'm open to other solutions as well
<ruby[bot]>
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<vel0city_netbook>
I linked to the raw txt
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<havenwood>
vel0city_netbook: Could you show the output of: gem install jekyll -V
<havenwood>
vel0city_netbook: Or rather: gem install bundler -V
<havenwood>
vel0city_netbook: Something is wrong with your gem install. Unsure what, but it seems you're not using `sudo` with gem installs, which you typically do with default apt Ruby unless you're using --user-install or otherwise change the default.
<vel0city_netbook>
havenwood: seems to work after the gem update
<havenwood>
vel0city_netbook: nice
<vel0city_netbook>
thank you for the help
<havenwood>
you're welcome
<vel0city_netbook>
so the issue was that I hadn't used "sudo" in some command?
<havenwood>
I'm not sure what the issue was. Something borked with gem.
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<vel0city_netbook>
"Could not find public_suffix-..." I did "gem install public_suffix", same issue. also tried with sudo afterwards
<vel0city_netbook>
hm the error says public_suffix-3.0.1 and when I install it it's 4.0.1, does that matter?
<havenwood>
vel0city_netbook: what command are you running to get an error?
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<vel0city_netbook>
havenwood: "jekyll -s" to server, but just "jekyll" also triggers it
<vel0city_netbook>
to serve*
<havenwood>
vel0city_netbook: bundle exec jekyll
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<vel0city_netbook>
"Could not find public_suffix-3.0.1 in any of the sources" it told me to run bundle install which I did, then "jekyll" showed "You have already activated public_suffix 3.1.1, but your Gemfile requires public_suffix 3.0.1." and suggested prepending "bundle exec " which I did and it works now :)
<livcd>
I want guilds and I want them now!
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<leitz>
livcd, guilds? Something programmatic, or a group of like-minded semi-professional people?
* leitz
is starting to think havenwood is a bot. Or a sleepless zombie.
<lupine>
just remove the GIL. you know, like jruby did
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<leitz>
lupine, even I can afford a multi-core desktop (from Goodwill, anyway). Yet my Ruby only runs on one core and building ri docs takes minutes.
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<leitz>
Nothing I do *needs* multi-core processing, but it would be useful to stave off "well, we need a different language to scale".
<lupine>
leitz: in fact, ruby can trivially run on multiple cores
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<leitz>
lupine, is it a compile time option, or am I just more clueless than normal?
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<lupine>
mri only eats one core with 4 threads pounding an empty loop, but jruby eats 4
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<lupine>
you don't need to introduce a new application developer concept to make mri act like jruby in this case
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<lupine>
in fact
<lupine>
guilds are just going to be another version of multiple processes, aren't they?
<havenwood>
lupine: Nope. Multiple guilds run within a single process.
<lupine>
hmmm
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<havenwood>
You can release the GIL Ruby-side with Fiddle or in C extensions, fwiw. There was a branch of CRuby with fine grain locks, but it's slower for single threaded code.
<havenwood>
With Guilds, the GVL would be a guild-wide lock rather than a global one.
<havenwood>
So you'd just have as many guilds as you do cores.
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<havenwood>
Guild channels and related immutable data types still seem interesting in JRuby. CRuby has more to gain from the parallel computation within a process standpoint.
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<poontangmessiah>
how do you get the HTTP server's response after sending a multipart file post? i'm using Net/HTTP
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<havenwood>
poontangmessiah: Are you using socketry/multipart-post?