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"content": "<p>I quite enjoy Rust. We use it for YJIT and I’ve been using it personally for years (incidentally, building a different compiler). But, its usage in Ruby gems has been an endless source of headaches, even on CRuby.</p><p>My gripe at the moment is how rb-sys breaks rubies other than CRuby while advertising itself as a Ruby extension tool (i.e., not just CRuby). We did a ton of work to make native extensions run TruffleRuby by treating CRuby’s functions as a de facto interface and rb-sys undoes that.</p>",
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