Weeknotes 165: Delivery mechanism https://tomstu.art/weeknotes-165-delivery-mechanism
Weeknotes 165: Delivery mechanism — Tom Stuart

Weeknotes 166: Fantasy integer — Tom Stuart

Weeknotes 167: Good pencils — Tom Stuart

Weeknotes 168: Public service — Tom Stuart

Weeknotes 169: Creeping dread — Tom Stuart

Weeknotes 170: Flimsy justification https://tomstu.art/weeknotes-170-flimsy-justification
Weeknotes 170: Flimsy justification — Tom Stuart

Weeknotes 171: Plausible interpretation https://tomstu.art/weeknotes-171-plausible-interpretation
Weeknotes 171: Plausible interpretation — Tom Stuart

Weeknotes 172: Passing phase — Tom Stuart

Weeknotes 173: None the wiser — Tom Stuart

Weeknotes 174: Occasional pang — Tom Stuart

Weeknotes 175: Sunk cost — Tom Stuart

Weeknotes 176: All my enemies — Tom Stuart

Weeknotes 177: Cool breeze — Tom Stuart

Weeknotes 178: Modular parts — Tom Stuart

Weeknotes 179: Modern marvel — Tom Stuart

Weeknotes 180: Dead reckoning — Tom Stuart

Weeknotes 181: Needless hostility https://tomstu.art/weeknotes-181-needless-hostility
Weeknotes 181: Needless hostility — Tom Stuart

Weeknotes 182: Niche operation — Tom Stuart

Weeknotes 183: Electrical work — Tom Stuart

Weeknotes 184: In freefall — Tom Stuart

Weeknotes 185: Underwhelming improvement https://tomstu.art/weeknotes-185-underwhelming-improvement
Weeknotes 185: Underwhelming improvement — Tom Stuart

Weeknotes 186: Lateral pinching — Tom Stuart

Weeknotes 187: Dwindling pool — Tom Stuart

Weeknotes 188: Scary feeling — Tom Stuart

Weeknotes 189: Phase transition — Tom Stuart

Weeknotes 190: Perfect timing — Tom Stuart

Weeknotes 191: Vicious cycle — Tom Stuart

Weeknotes 192: Wet bulb — Tom Stuart

Weeknotes 193: Cursed objects — Tom Stuart

Weeknotes 194: Silver lining — Tom Stuart

Weeknotes 195: Written off — Tom Stuart

Weeknotes 196: Unclear reasons — Tom Stuart

Weeknotes 197: Pointless struggle https://tomstu.art/weeknotes-197-pointless-struggle
Weeknotes 197: Pointless struggle — Tom Stuart

Weeknotes 198: Properly drenched — Tom Stuart

Weeknotes 199: Snap out of it — Tom Stuart

Weeknotes 200: Brief surge — Tom Stuart

Weeknotes 201: Survive contact — Tom Stuart

@tom my understanding of the Ruby parser story is that there's debate around whether to commit to handbuilt / recursive descent parser (Prism) or generated /LALR (Bison, Lrama).

Ruby 3.3 will have a runtime flag (no special compilation required) to enable Prism and get more real-world performance and lifecycle/ecosystem experience.

@bensheldon Oh, interesting, thanks! Is there anywhere I can read about this online?
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@bensheldon Cheers!