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  1. @feyeleanor Mmmm, not bad...I bet that had at least something to do with it. 3:22 PM Nov 24th from Tweetie in reply to feyeleanor
  2. @RichardConroy I think it's hard to ignore the amount of effort MRI or others would need to have to catch up with JVM, though. 3:06 PM Nov 24th from Tweetie in reply to RichardConroy
  3. If mobiles are the computing platform of the future, then Darwin vs Linux is shaping up to be the next big OS war. 3:03 PM Nov 24th from Tweetie
  4. @feyeleanor I'm just lucky that what I'm interested in doing happens to intersect with a giant money-rich world. 11:30 AM Nov 24th from Tweetie in reply to feyeleanor
  5. @feyeleanor I think I hear it already :) 11:10 AM Nov 24th from Tweetie in reply to feyeleanor
  6. Found an old (Oct 2003) LiveJournal post from me that's oddly prescient: http://is.gd/52N94 11:00 AM Nov 24th from Tweetie
  7. @RichardConroy I appreciate that, but it's not just ruby-core...it's *everyone* caring little about those users. I hear it all the time. 10:45 AM Nov 24th from Tweetie in reply to RichardConroy
  8. @feyeleanor When those masses absolutely dwarf the existing Ruby community, it seems like a good thing to do :) 10:43 AM Nov 24th from Tweetie in reply to feyeleanor
  9. @mohdabdurraafay Left to right it's me, @olabini, @nicksieger, and @tom_enebo. 10:05 AM Nov 24th from Tweetie in reply to mohdabdurraafay
  10. RT @cmercier: Looking for the right person to take over isitjruby.com. Email if interested. #jruby @jruby 9:58 AM Nov 24th from Tweetie
  11. @jrubyist I have not...blogged about it somewhere? 9:57 AM Nov 24th from Tweetie in reply to jrubyist
  12. @bphogan In JRuby 1.4 we put in a *lot* of extra effort to make sure JRuby works really well on Windows. We will continue to do so. 9:57 AM Nov 24th from Tweetie in reply to bphogan
  13. @philswenson In general, good benchmarks of the JVM must do some real work to ensure hotspot doesn't optimize things completely away. 9:56 AM Nov 24th from Tweetie in reply to philswenson
  14. RT @madwombat: JRubyConf was fantastic! ...thanks to @headius, @nicksieger, @olabini, and @tom_enebo for being both accessible and awesome. 9:54 AM Nov 24th from Tweetie
  15. @jaymcgavren I'm sure we can use your help; both Tom and I suggested that to each other. 9:53 AM Nov 24th from Tweetie in reply to jaymcgavren
  16. @jrubyist Interesting...looking forward to your post on ThreadPoolExecutor. 9:53 AM Nov 24th from Tweetie in reply to jrubyist
  17. @monkchips If there's a JVM for it, we'll try to run on it. Maybe we need a fork of Hotspot called HotTomato? 9:52 AM Nov 24th from Tweetie in reply to monkchips
  18. @jrubyist If you haven't reported a bug, do that first. Could be a few things, but we'd have to see the error/trace to know. 9:51 AM Nov 24th from Tweetie in reply to jrubyist
  19. @haruki_zaemon I intend to keep moving it forward, definitely. It's a tool I want for my own use, and others seem interested now too. 9:50 AM Nov 24th from Tweetie in reply to haruki_zaemon
  20. @locn I'm not sure, but they're usually pretty fast. I will tweet, as will other JRubyists I'm sure. 9:50 AM Nov 24th from Tweetie in reply to locn