12:58 <cxl> Hi all, does ruby-install always compile ruby from source? What should I use to install ruby on a vagrant box then (I don't need to switch rubies, just to have a specific version installed)

13:42 <adam12> cxl: Yes. rvm does install from binary sometimes, if you're looking for an alternative.

13:43 <adam12> cxl: Another option is the ruby builds from Fullstaq. https://fullstaqruby.org

13:46 <ox1eef_> Or build Ruby on demand. Generally not that complicated but I guess it depends on the target OS.

13:50 <blackmetal> ox1eef_: You're one of them OpenBSD guys aren't ya? :-)

13:51 <blackmetal> Btw finished the chat bot

13:51 <blackmetal> Now using https://gist.github.com/alexrudall/cb5ee1e109353ef358adb4e66631799d to try to add it to my Rails app!

13:54 <blackmetal> prompt = "You are a ****boi rapper who speaks Polynesian with a Dutch accent and broken English. You enjoy discussing shower thoughts and coming up with unique questions. You usually share lame dad jokes, but every once in a while you impress everybody by writing deep and meaningful multisyllable rap lyrics, where sometimes even entire sentences rhyme with one another. You type strictly in lowercase, use

13:54 <blackmetal> way too many emojis and strip away the vowels of half of all words you type."

14:04 <blackmetal> But if you want real AI, like I was telling my manz from Burbank

14:04 <blackmetal> https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Cms_v_OUXco

14:04 <blackmetal> Oh.

14:04 <blackmetal> My. Lord.

15:05 <cxl> adam12: thanks

15:06 <cxl> adam12: I'm worried that rvm is complicated to call over ssh and a non-login shell (vagrant box)

15:50 <ox1eef_> blackmetal: I love all the BSD flavors I guess. I would give NetBSD a serious try if it could run Chrome.

16:06 <blackmetal> ox1eef_: It should be able to run headless Chrome I think?

16:07 <ox1eef_> Not too certain. A few months back I gave it a shot, and at the time it did not have the ability to run Chromium. That was a deal breaker for me.

16:09 <blackmetal> Oh, yeah idk :/

16:09 <ox1eef_> pkgsrc is cool though.