TIL that SWE-Bench is actually 100% Python. I've had the feeling that ruby code is always a bit weird, maybe it's too much python in the system

@radan.dev I think that bsky didn't notify you since it was a reply to my own reply 😅

Not that it'll be super helpful since I couldn't exactly replicate it

So I don't have the specifics on the computer I'm on, but IIRC it was something like this

gist.github.com/manuelfcreis...

I'm not getting it to work now because of some funkyness from zed not finding the correct ruby version on my computer or something

I’ll write you a bigger reply later today!

I’ve tried it and liked it, and got the debugger working, but nvim still has my heart

Atenção que este Walter Bloomberg não é uma fonte de noticias oficial da bloomberg 😅 só imita o estilo

This is a great point, I never looked at it like the promises for self-driving. I personally love all of the smarter self driving features we've been getting, but I think no one would expect it to fully replace a driver on the seat in the near future.

Let’s recap:

BBC uses custom Elixir DSLs to serve

📈 600m+ monthly unique views
💻 12 servers (down from 100
🧑‍💻 7 #elixirlang engineers!

Mind blowing! 🤯

I always need to check the documentation when using either, even if the naming makes sense, I always mix them up

Incredible! Such a missing tool for the ERB ecosystem

I do think a lot of it comes down to weird tooling around Ruby and the JavaScript ecosystem and to slow adoption of JavaScript trends. Trying to move a 7 year old rails projects coffeescript to typescript is an experience in pain.

These are some really interesting exercises! Super cool

Have you picked one? Having real difficulty in finding something that matches chrome profiles.