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Development repository for the rvm cookbook
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The official ansible RVM role to install and manage your Ruby versions.
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An open source machine learning library for performing regression tasks using RVM technique.
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Regression application based on Relevance Vector Machine (RVM) using SB2_Release_200.
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Configuration files to set up a customizable Vagrant box to develop Rails apps.
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Official code for "Brain age prediction: A comparison between machine learning models using region- and voxel-based morphometric data" paper
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Painless Ruby Installation (Autoinstaller Ruby)
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a shoping online using spree framework
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Small ruby installer and runtime environment, inspired by rvm (http://rvm.io)
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Implementation of the Relevance Vector Machine and comparison with Support Vector Machine for regression and classification tasks.
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Rails Environment (Vagrant): Ubuntu 16.04, RVM (Ruby 2.4.1 & Rails 5.1.3) & MySQL & Docker & Heroku & Redis...
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RVM (Ruby Version Manager) Container for Docker Framework
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It seems that the current behavior when rvm automatically switches Ruby versions is to do it silently if it's by .ruby-version or, if it's because of a Gemfile, display that three-line warning about how Heroku does it too and with instructions on how not to show that warning again.
I think .ruby-version switching the Ruby version silently is not great, because it requires that the user remember