02:56 <Al2O3> does anyone actually profession, and make money, code in ruby now?

02:56 <Al2O3> I get offers to go back 20 years and ruby code maintain and create, but hard to believe its used any more, in rails or scripting professionally.

04:14 <mattf> how do i expand arguments in ruby like ...arg in js

04:14 <mattf> or *arg in python

04:14 <mattf> and i mean passing all the array as arguments to another function, not defining a function that takes *arg

04:19 <llua> *arg

05:27 <johnny> howdy folks. Can somebody remind me of that online ruby programming game. it was a top down view programmable rpg. i tried searching for it to see if it was still active, but i just can't remember the name. the names i do remember lead to something else altogether, so that can't be it. Heck, it could even be totally offline now. either way i'd like to remember the name. i thought it was ruby adventure

12:23 <adam12> johnny: Are you thinking of a Vim one? Like vim-adventures.com ?

20:43 <johnny> i guess it was similiar to vim-adventures, but the goal was to write a ruby program to run through the level

20:45 <johnny> found it. although i don't think there are any online instances anymore https://github.com/ryanb/ruby-warrior

20:46 <johnny> what i didn't realize is that it was first a text adventure game before it was online

20:47 <johnny> a locally installable cli text adventure game before it was available on the web

20:50 <weaksauce> that's actually pretty neat

20:50 <leftylin1> reminds me of another game where you had to fill in the javascript code to complete some level. I wonder what it was

20:51 <leftylin1> I see. it was https://alexnisnevich.github.io/untrusted/

21:08 <johnny> https://d2.alternativeto.net/dist/s/ruby-warrior_371789_full.jpg?format=jpg&width=1600&height=1600&mode=min&upscale=false here's a picture

21:09 <johnny> it hasn't been touched since 2012, but i thought it was cool

21:09 <johnny> maybe there's a better equivalent. perhaps one that works across more languages