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02:56 AM Ruby master Feature #16253: Shorthand "forward everything" syntax

The reason to support `...` with other args is something like this:
```ruby
class Controller < Container::Control... ioquatix (Samuel Williams)

10/18/2019

11:17 PM Ruby master Feature #16253: Shorthand "forward everything" syntax

Here are some real world examples from my code:
```ruby
def self.for(*arguments, &block)
self.new(block, *argum... ioquatix (Samuel Williams)

09/14/2019

09:49 PM Ruby master Feature #10344: [PATCH] Implement Fiber#raise

NEWS is updated. ioquatix (Samuel Williams)

09/06/2019

11:06 PM Ruby master Bug #16026 (Rejected): `Set#count` performance issues

Given the discussion, I'm okay if we just reject this feature. @knu it's up to you if you want to implement it or not... ioquatix (Samuel Williams)

08/17/2019

12:10 AM Ruby master Bug #9115: Logger traps all exceptions; breaks Timeout

> It makes sense for Logger to handle all exceptions by default
I'm not sure I agree with this. There must be some... ioquatix (Samuel Williams)

08/13/2019

08:09 PM Ruby master Misc #16094: Allow only "Rebase and merge" or "Squash and merge" on GitHub master branch, and sync it on git.ruby-lang.org update hook

It's a good idea since it can save a lot of time for maintainers. ioquatix (Samuel Williams)

01:04 AM Ruby master Bug #16026: `Set#count` performance issues

I was okay with changing my implementation to use `#size` - which is what I've done. However, I don't think there is ... ioquatix (Samuel Williams)

08/05/2019

10:18 PM Ruby master Misc #16047: Reconsider impact of frozen_string_literal on dynamic strings

I started using `frozen_string_literal` and I also wish `frozen_literal` (generally applies to Array `[]`, Hash `{}`,... ioquatix (Samuel Williams)

07/27/2019

04:15 PM Ruby master Bug #16026: `Set#count` performance issues

I understand and I agree with your logic.
Maybe it's worth considering, `#count` with no arguments can invoke `#si... ioquatix (Samuel Williams)

06:00 AM Ruby master Bug #16026 (Rejected): `Set#count` performance issues

`Set#size` is O(1), but `Set#count` is O(N).
I would like to add `alias count size` to `class Set`
Is it okay? ioquatix (Samuel Williams)