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<headius> enebo: I pushed fixes for the last two super failures on the callee branch
<headius> nested closures are now being considered and rewritten as well
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<enebo[m]> headius cool
<headius> test:mri:core:int passes and I think most other failures are due to jit having fired and we can't go back to simple
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<johnblood[m]> I'm new to Ruby. What is the benefit of using jruby over the main Ruby interpreter?
<enebo[m]> johnblood: we have native threads vs a global interpreter lock. we can interoperate with Java from a Ruby syntax. we can perform better. If you combine native threads with performance we use less resources having a single multi-threaded process for let's say a Rails server than having multiple servers.
<johnblood[m]> <enebo[m]> "johnblood: we have native..." <- Thanks
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<byteit101[m]> is `@Annotaiton("foo")` supposed to parse in java_signature? or just with a keyword?