Sure, but there's an equivalent problem in the C world - go back in time a couple years before we figured out how to do precompiled binary-compatible C extensions in Python and try running 'pip install numpy'.
I'm mostly thinking that if you already have a Python library you really like, chances are you already have a Python environment capable of running it. (The environment doesn't have to be related to your Ruby environment at all! If you want to get Ruby through your OS and Python through a Docker container, or whatever, that should work fine.)
I'm mostly thinking that if you already have a Python library you really like, chances are you already have a Python environment capable of running it. (The environment doesn't have to be related to your Ruby environment at all! If you want to get Ruby through your OS and Python through a Docker container, or whatever, that should work fine.)