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Thanks for the correction, good to know. In the example you describe, the main mismatch seems to have been getting the two Ruby runtimes to communicate effecti

Thanks for the correction, good to know. In the example you describe, the main mismatch seems to have been getting the two Ruby runtimes to communicate effectively. Was that a common theme?

pbiggar 14y ago
I think the most important thing is "complexity is multiplicative". Every slight deviation from normal led to subtle errors that took days to fix, and kept coming back in different ways. The runtimes was just the most WTF way this happened.