Stuff like that led me fully away from Ruby (due to Rails), which is a shame, I see videos of people chugging along with Ruby and loving it, and it looks like a fun language, but when the only way I can get a dev environment setup for Rails is using DigitalOcean droplets, I've lost all interest. It would always fail at compiling something for Rails. I would have loved to partake in the Rails hype back in 2012, but over the years the install / setup process was always a nightmare.
I went with Python because I never had this issue. Now with any AI / CUDA stuff its a bit of a nightmare to the point where you use someone's setup shell script instead of trying to use pip at all.
I went with Python because I never had this issue. Now with any AI / CUDA stuff its a bit of a nightmare to the point where you use someone's setup shell script instead of trying to use pip at all.