Machine Learning Explained to Humans (Part 1)

Ruby

talk by Brandon Weaver: Behind the Lemurs - Creating an Illustrated Talk

Behind the Lemurs - Creating an Illustrated Talk

Brandon Weaver

RailsConf 2022

talk by Andy Andrea: Computer science you might (not) want to know

Computer science you might (not) want to know

Andy Andrea

RailsConf 2022

talk by Noel Rappin, David Trejo, Brian Lesperance, Chris Dwan: More Engineers, More Problems: Solutions for Big Teams

More Engineers, More Problems: Solutions for Big Teams

Noel Rappin, David Trejo, Brian Lesperance, Chris Dwan

RailsConf 2022

talk by Kayla Reopelle, Mike Neville-O'Neill: Finding the Needle in the Stack Trace: APM Logs-in-Context

Finding the Needle in the Stack Trace: APM Logs-in-Context

Kayla Reopelle, Mike Neville-O'Neill

RailsConf 2022

talk by Hiroshi Shibata: How to develop the Standard Libraries of Ruby?

How to develop the Standard Libraries of Ruby?

Hiroshi Shibata

RubyKaigi 2021 Takeout

talk by Misaki Shioi: Toycol: Define your own application protocol

Toycol: Define your own application protocol

Misaki Shioi

RubyKaigi 2021 Takeout

talk by Daniel Magliola: Do regex dream of Turing Completeness?

Do regex dream of Turing Completeness?

Daniel Magliola

RubyKaigi 2021 Takeout

talk by Jeremy Evans: Optimizing Partial Backtraces in Ruby 3

Optimizing Partial Backtraces in Ruby 3

Jeremy Evans

RubyKaigi 2021 Takeout

talk by Martin J. Dürst: Regular Expressions: Amazing and Dangerous

Regular Expressions: Amazing and Dangerous

Martin J. Dürst

RubyKaigi 2021 Takeout

talk by Mat Schaffer: 10 years of Ruby-powered citizen science

10 years of Ruby-powered citizen science

Mat Schaffer

RubyKaigi 2021 Takeout

talk by ITOYANAGI Sakura: Graphical Terminal User Interface of Ruby 3.1

Graphical Terminal User Interface of Ruby 3.1

ITOYANAGI Sakura

RubyKaigi 2021 Takeout

talk by Takashi Kokubun: Why Ruby's JIT was slow

Why Ruby's JIT was slow

Takashi Kokubun

RubyKaigi 2021 Takeout