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Chris Seaton, the creator of TruffleRuby, has died

Chris Seaton, the creator of TruffleRuby has died. It appears from suicide :cry:

He left this note on Twitter on the weekend:

And one of his friends/co-workers posted this yesterday:

So sad :cry: I hope that when they feel up to it the friends he said were supportive of him through his issues might share some of the background, in case it’s something that might be able to help others (or help others look out for in others) in future…

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faust

faust

So sad to read this. =(
He seemed to be such a nice person, so dedicated.

DevotionGeo

DevotionGeo

It’s really sad! :cry:
He was such a talented person!

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