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On Thu, Nov 20, 2014 at 11:05 AM, Philippe Creux <notifications@github.com>
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>> +layout: post
>> +title: "RubyConf 2014 - The human bits"
>> +author: "philippe"
>> +category: blog
>> +date: 2014-11-20 8:00
>> +published: true
>> +tags:
>> +  - rubyconf
>> +  - humanity
>> +shared_square_image: http://brewhouse.io/images/posts/2014/Nov/rubyconf-logo.png
>> +shared_description: Several speakers brought humanity and community to their talks. They helped us step back, see the big picture and keep in mind what is really important.
>> +---
>> +
>> +Sure there were tons of great technical talks at [Rubyconf 2014](http://rubyconf.org/): performance, testing, architecture, new frameworks and new language features. However, [Matz](https://twitter.com/yukihiro_matz) kicked off the conference from a different perspective: he said that the ruby community is made of sharks who need to be fed with new shiny stuff. We might otherwise lose interest and move away from Ruby. I'd rather be a dolphin or a unicorn but after all, I was quite excited (as a shark might be) to hear about Ruby 3.0.
> It was definitely a different one. Maybe the US community is not the same
> as the Japanese one. :)
> On Thu, Nov 20, 2014, 11:01 Godfrey Chan <notifications@github.com> wrote:
>> In _posts/2014-11-20-rubyconf-2014-the-human-bits.md:
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>> > +---
>> > +layout: post
>> > +title: "RubyConf 2014 - The human bits"
>> > +author: "philippe"
>> > +category: blog
>> > +date: 2014-11-20 8:00
>> > +published: true
>> > +tags:
>> > +  - rubyconf
>> > +  - humanity
>> > +shared_square_image: http://brewhouse.io/images/posts/2014/Nov/rubyconf-logo.png
>> > +shared_description: Several speakers brought humanity and community to their talks. They helped us step back, see the big picture and keep in mind what is really important.
>> > +---
>> > +
>> > +Sure there were tons of great technical talks at [Rubyconf 2014](http://rubyconf.org/): performance, testing, architecture, new frameworks and new language features. However, [Matz](https://twitter.com/yukihiro_matz) kicked off the conference from a different perspective: he said that the ruby community is made of sharks who need to be fed with new shiny stuff. We might otherwise lose interest and move away from Ruby. I'd rather be a dolphin or a unicorn but after all, I was quite excited (as a shark might be) to hear about Ruby 3.0.
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>> I mean "the metaphor he used last time", it could be a different one [image:
>> :speak_no_evil:]
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