08:25 <Mindiell> hello, is there a known problem with rubyems.org ? It seems "bundle install" is not working today on my computer

08:25 <Mindiell> and the internet seems available

08:25 <Mindiell> HTTP GET https://index.rubygems.org/versions

08:25 <Mindiell> Net::OpenTimeout: execution expired

08:25 <Mindiell> Bundler::HTTPError: Network error while fetching https://index.rubygems.org/versions (execution expired)

08:26 <Mindiell> hmmm, strange thing, this URL (/versions) seems to work in my browser

10:10 <Mindiell> hmmm, apparently it was a ipv6 problem. What is strange is that it worked several days without any problem :o/

11:23 <ox1eef_> Mindiell: There could be. Before you arrived someone else had a different problem with rubygems that suggests something's wrong on their side. Then again, your error looks similar to ones Ive seen in the past where there was a problem between you & rubygems.

13:15 <Mindiell> ox1eef_: disabling IPv6 was my temporary solution for now. Thx ;)

16:24 <havenwood> https://www.ruby-lang.org/en/news/2023/11/12/ruby-3-3-0-preview3-released/

16:27 <leah2> no funky syntax additions?

17:06 <bovis> https://bpa.st/S4AA Working with a binary file. Its structure is: int, varying number of chars, int, varying number of ints. I'd like to be able to open the file, collect the bytes according to the structure. The unpack method gives me granular access, but doesn't let me seek through the file, since it just returns an array. Do I need to manually set the cursor to seek through the structure of my file?

18:21 <Fragnot> My RoR app got really slow. Rack Middleware at p95 sometimes takes 10-20 sec to complete. I was looking at the GIL. Any advice is welcome

19:06 <ox1eef_> havenwood: Sounds like a nice release.

19:07 <ox1eef_> leah2: No, none that I saw. Although, calling getaddrinfo / getnameinfo now implies spawning a thread, which seems a bit weird to me.

19:18 <leah2> same on node :p

19:22 <leftylink> hmm... I see that one of my code relies on evaluation order...

19:22 <leftylink> pandabot: rb prev = 0; 5.times.map { |v| (prev + (prev = v * v)) }

19:22 <pandabot> stderr: playpen: timeout triggered! - exit 1 - https://carc.in/#/r/g36v

19:22 <leftylink> pandabot: rb prev = 0; 5.times.map { |v| (prev + (prev = v * v)) }

19:22 <pandabot> [0, 1, 5, 13, 25] - https://carc.in/#/r/g36w

19:22 <leftylink> if evaluation order were to change, that will mess it up

19:23 <leftylink> I don't expect it will change though

19:23 <leftylink> so hopefully all is good

19:26 <leftylink> I know what you're thinking, "jeez Ray, just use the closed-form formula"

19:27 <leftylink> well obviously that is not the actual computation I'm doing, it's just the minimal example that uses the same structure

19:27 <leftylink> s/Ray/Lefty/ for y'all I mean