John HawthornPlanning to migrate my [email protected] account to [email protected] over the next couple days 🤞
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John Hawthorn 
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Writing code at GitHub. #Rails and #Ruby Core. POSIX compliant. Victoria, BC. he/him
Aaron Patterson ✅Made a PR with the delegate optimization stuff. Just need to fix the builds now 😭 https://github.com/ruby/ruby/pull/10510
I had an awesome time at @tropicalrb 🇧🇷 . Met amazing people and had great food! I hope I get the chance to visit again soon.
Worked more on optimizing delegates with @jhawthorn today. There are more edge cases that I thought there would be (of course), but I'm testing it in work CI rn. Anyway, I really hope we can land this in Ruby 3.4 (I'm confident we can)
I'll be on @tenderlove's channel in 10 minutes hacking on Vernier https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ELa9vgPA1B4
Pairin' with Aaron: Hacking on Vernier
Doing a live stream this week! I'll have @jhawthorn on as a guest, and we're going to hack on Vernier. We'll do it this Friday at 10:00 PDT (17:00 UTC), please join if you have time! https://youtube.com/live/ELa9vgPA1B4
Worked on an optimization to delegate methods with @jhawthorn today and I'm pretty excited about the progress. Need to fix more tests before I can land this patch, but I'm very happy about where it is and hopeful it will unlock other optimizations
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Imagine a development environment where you can't use CI, you need to do code archaeology for an unknown number of revisions. Patches, repros, tests, announcements, must all be done in secret. Then, if you did it right, the absolute best outcome you can hope for is that everyone upgrades and they notice no changes. It's extremely high risk (no CI, done in secret), low reward (nobody is stoked they have to upgrade bc security)
Doing security releases sucks (don't worry, I'm just thinking back to the most recent Rails release). Was thinking about writing a blog post that explains the challenges, but even thinking about it makes me tired