How I Made Ruby Faster Than Ruby (noteflakes.com)

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Ruby 3.4.0 (ruby-lang.org)

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Official Ruby release announcement for version 3.4.0, adding the `it` block parameter, Prism as default parser, Happy Eyeballs v2, YJIT improvements, and Modular GC.

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