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Using Docker to Fix a Perl 5.37 Test Failure
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The Universal Binary Installer
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3y ago
Right. This is actually not a bad summary at all. It's basically a very flexible harness which can be configured to be used with most linters and tidiers. I have passed this info on to the maintainer. Thanks for the feedback!
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Show HN: One code quality tool to rule them all
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Partner with MaxMind
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Find Expiring SSL Certs Using Curl, Go and Perl
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Year 23 of the Perl Advent Calendar Starts Today
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4y ago
The Perl Advent calendar is back this year. We'll have plenty of high quality posts to read there this December.
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OpenCage Sponsors MetaCPAN
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The Perl Advent Calendar 2022 Call for Papers Is Now Open
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Making Dynamically Required Package Names More Discoverable in Perl
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Finding Unused Perl Variables
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5y ago
I see no reference to any particular shelter in that tweet, nor do I see a citation to support a 20% kill rate. EDIT: Based on that source, the Humane Society had a kill rate of 20.6% in that year. Of those 10% were due to "due to seri
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That's not what "relinquished" means.
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> killing peoples' pets Citation needed.
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I only truly appreciated this once I had was a pedestrian in a big city with a baby stroller. If a wheelchair can get somewhere, generally the stroller can do it as well. (At least a single wide stroller). Making places more accessible can
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Some of that code has been running for a long time. A lot of the Perl toolchain still works on 5.8.1 (released Sept 2003). https://metacpan.org/release/JHI/perl-5.8.1 Test::Simple still targets 5.6.2, which looks
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Oh, that sounds terrible. I'm glad your story has a happy ending. I should have added that we swim on Lake Ontario and it's usually pretty flat, so no rogue waves or riptide. We don't have any support boats for this swim, but
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5y ago
They're handy to have. I think most of them are technically not life saving devices, but you can use them for a bit of extra flotation if you need them. They're handy to rest your head on if you're taking a break and hopefull
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5y ago
On a swim safety note, if you're going to be swimming in open water, I highly recommend getting yourself a swim buoy for visibility. You can also use it to stash your phone, keys, etc if you've got a dry bag. https://ou
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Adding Tab Completion to Your Favourite CLI Programs
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Calculating the Bus Factor of a Project
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Context Switching in Git
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Right. So you just had to serve a counter up via http://example.com/path/to/my/counter.gif and embed whatever info you needed in the path to get around this.
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I think grade selection would be the least flexible way to go, since you don't know how the math is being taught or even where in the program a child might be. So, I think adaptive would be good.
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6y ago
Nice! I feel like some of these questions are going to be beyond grades 1 and 2 in many cases. Maybe you could have a difficulty setting that kids could work through? Or let the user choose to say, only do addition with a ceiling on the n
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Actually, it depends on your tmux version. Looks like bind-key '\' split-window -h is more portable between versions.
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This is really helpful. I hadn't thought about adding bindings that work without shift. I just tried this and had to escape the slash to get the second binding to work: bind-key \\ split-window -h
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6y ago
I hadn't thought of this approach. Thanks!
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How are you setting your tmux colours in different environments?
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