<nakilon>
probably RRDB input timestamps also have to be in order
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<nakilon>
the bad thing I imagine is that the exported png won't allow you do hover mouse over a line or label in the list to highlight it on graph among others like stackdrivers does
<nakilon>
it's the way how I find which line died
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<nakilon>
and no alerting
<nakilon>
oh, cacti provides alerting I guess
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<adam12>
nakilon: Not sure what you're doing and how much data you have, but using sqlite might be a nicer experience, imho. I did custom rrd stuff back in 2006 and it was brutal.
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<michigan>
Hello, so normally I set my translations like `I18n.locale = :en` etc. But would something like this work `I18n.locale = :#{ something }`?
<michigan>
Or is it a "Ruby doesn't work like that" kinda thing? :-)
<nakilon>
adam12 I'll push the data to cloud nosql, then retrieve and pass via rrd ruby bindings
<nakilon>
I almost made it, the only thing left is to add the oauth to cloud run service, it's much less straight-forward than the rrd part
<nakilon>
michigan try :"#{ something }"
<nakilon>
or someting.to_sym
<michigan>
hmmm
<michigan>
Very cool
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<weaksauce>
so basically all the markov gems are just using hashes with arrays that they sample with equal probability. does anyone know of a proper implementation of a markov generator that actually uses probability and also adds some randomness to the output so it's not as deterministic?
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<ikke>
How do I get the version part of the path that gems are installed in. For example, ruby 2.7.3 is installed, and gems are installed to */2.7.0/gems
<ikke>
How do I print just the 2.7.0 part?
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<weaksauce>
ikke from what are you getting the path?
<weaksauce>
could just do a regex for it if you have a path string
<ikke>
weaksauce: I suppose so, just wondering if there was an easy way to let ruby provide it