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<rapha>
interesting, there was a whole long blog entry on them and how neat and nice the hardware was, by some guys who took the older and the newer version of it apart
<adam12>
leah2: Rux is the only solution I've seen.
<adam12>
I think Rux could be better by generating ISEQ and providing its own loader. I've been meaning to experiment with it but no time.
<leah2>
hmhm
<adam12>
I've been wanting something HEEX like for a while, and had explored parsing HTML (which is a chore), but lately I've just been using web components. Sometimes with Lit, sometimes without.
<adam12>
(HEEX = Elixir EEX+HTML)
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<AMPed>
If I have a class Foo::Bar and want to subclass it, what is the syntax? Is it `class Baz < Foo::Bar`, `class Foo::Baz < Foo::Bar`, or something else? (Assuming the definition is already in `module Foo`.)
<AMPed>
(Assuming the *intended* definition will *be* in `module Foo`, that is.)
<adam12>
AMPed: class Baz < Foo::Bar is fine.
<adam12>
AMPed: If you're inside `module Foo`, then you can shorthand to just `class Baz < Bar`.
<cahoots>
hi, i'm trying to get a bunch of gems to work on a CI machine, and i'm getting an issue where bundler can't find a gem on that machine (even though it works on my machine). i can see that it has all the files it needs on that machine, but it just isn't finding the gem. is there some way to get ruby to verbosely output its gem search process or something?
<weaksauce>
bundle check/show/viz/doctor might help
<weaksauce>
cahoots
<weaksauce>
or using -v
<weaksauce>
er -V
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<cahoots>
hm it looks like the issue is that the extensions i've built on my machine are for an arm64 mac, and the mac in the cloud is x86. is there any way to have ruby build universal binaries instead of platform-specific for extensions?
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