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Enk1du
3y ago
There's some nice stuff in the new features and everybody has their favourites. Some like the subroutine signatures, but I'm a big fan of the hash slices and postfix dereferencing in v5.20. https://www.effectiveperlprog
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3y ago
It's just a reference list for the people who know half the features already. If you want a readable list, try the Table of Contents in "Perl new features". https://leanpub.com/perl_new_features
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3y ago
The very short format is useful for reminders of what is possible, flagging features that I'd skipped over when they first came out (iterating over multiple values at a time, i.e. a hash in a foreach loop). You need to go elsewhere to
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3y ago
That makes Gaudí's Sagrada Família look timely in comparison. Started in 1882, the final, final completion date was set back to 2040 due to the pandemic (Covid was mentioned. I imagine 1919 may have also contributed) https://
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3y ago
Nethack was promoted to me as a good way to learn how to cursor around in vi (hjkl keys) I always played the Tourist and managed to get all the way to Level 3 after I learned how to use the +3 Nikon effectively. Everyone knew who the ghost
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3y ago
Funny that. In Farley Mowat's "Sibir" (1970), he reports a conversation with a Siberian Russian explaining the difference between the two superpowers like so "In the USSR, our propaganda is poor and we don't believe
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4y ago
My news-savy neighbour's strategy was to combine several sources, Channel 4[0], Al Jazeera, <can't remember> and sheepishly, RT (this was mid-2000's). He rationalised the last one as not being a reliable source, but as
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4y ago
Perhaps the Badger was looking at #2184 - "An old method to sling a gun or cannon", and not finding it very useful, having cleared out the last of the family cannons years ago. The criticisms are _somewhat_ valid. The monkey
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5y ago
and Inuak is dual (in the Baffin Island dialect[0], if I extrapolate correctly - a little knowledge is a dangerous thing) for when you need to talk about 2 people, because why _wouldn't_ you need a dual case. Wonderful language. Wish