Using `Module#set_temporary_name` (added by @ioquatix.bsky.social 🤘). I am decorating Active Record with a module. Don't need a constant for it, and an unexpected constant could mess existing lookups up. You'd typically use an anonymous module, but that is meaningless in ancestor chain listings.

ChatGPT wrote this code: ruby(47811,0x1fc22c840) malloc: Heap corruption detected, free list is damaged at 0x60000040bc00 *** Incorrect guard value: 585253 ruby(47811,0x1fc22c840) malloc: *** set a breakpoint in malloc_error_break to debug

For example, when I switched @tinyzap.com from Puma to @ioquatix.bsky.social's Falcon server, my entire web application was much more responsive and loads faster in the browser because each image you see in the screenshot below fires a request to Rails to get the image URL.

Rack has passed 1 billion downloads.

I'll remember this for next time I'm in a meeting and asked a question I don't have an answer for.

Made a patch for Ruby that I think is cool, but probably can't be on by default. It emits a warning when an object is mutated from a thread that didn't create the object (patch is here: github.com/ruby/ruby/co...)

Good job GitHub Actions. Did it pass or fail? Oh, refresh the page. Status is updated to green tick... awesome.

Best use of katamari in a bug report. github.com/orgs/communi...

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Time for marshmallows 😋

Gone fishing.

Innovations in pizza: blueberry and marshmallow 😋

I built a rock sculpture.

Many years ago in Reefton, I took this photo of a man and his pet possum. Possums are considered a pest in New Zealand, but I love the facial expressions in this photo.

Baking focaccia.

Ginger bread mountains.

🎙️ Earlier this year, I joined Ruby Rogues to talk about Async, Falcon, and advancing Rails with concurrency & streaming. 🚀 We explored challenges, simplifying deployments, and even gave Futurama a shoutout. 📺💡 www.youtube.com/watch?v=fpXB...

Even 3 years later, this is still an extremely good summary of the advantages of Async: brunosutic.com/blog/async-r...

He clearly does sleep and work asynchronously. 😴😁

I had a great time too! Sharing knowledge is extremely important to me, and it’s even better when it inspires others to explore new possibilities. I’m thrilled you’re diving into Falcon. Let me know if you need any guidance or want to discuss ideas further! 🚀

I think I learned more in a day of hanging out with @ioquatix.bsky.social than I did in 3 years of university 😂. I’m now really looking forward to diving deeper into the Falcon web server … it’s likely to become my default going forward. It’s just a stellar piece of software.

Now we get to remove all this code!

Did you know RFC9218 introduced a generic per-request priority mechanism? Neither did I. Let's add support for it in protocol-http / async-http: github.com/socketry/pro...

async-redis now tested on valkey: github.com/socketry/asy...

When you start to question reality:

I’m in Christchurch to watch some men clobber a leather sphere with a wooden stick (colloquially known as cricket), so I took the opportunity to hang out with @ioquatix.bsky.social and chat Ruby!

Streaming Rack with Falcon - learn about streaming input, output, server-sent events, full-duplex streaming and WebSockets! www.codeotaku.com/journal/2024...

Honestly, Async API is great. Way better than using a thread pool IMO, with regard to programming ergonomics anyway