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zoffix222
10y ago
You can use Perl 5 modules via Inline::Perl5. And "tens of thousands" doesn't sound like a lot to begin with TBH...
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Perl 6: What Programming in the Future Is Like (Lightning Talk Slides and Video)
(perl6.party)
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Perl 6 Core Hacking: Wrong Address; Return to Sender
(perl6.party)
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Perl 6 Core Hacking: Grammatical Babble
(perl6.party)
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zoffix222
10y ago
The article mentions none of the evidence this strategy actually worked at all. Is it all just conjecture or are there more articles/evidence supporting this technique?
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Perl 6's Schrödinger-Certified Junctions
(perl6.party)
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I Botched a Perl 6 Release
(perl6.party)
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The Awesome Errors of Perl 6
(perl6.party)
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Perl 6 Core Hacking: Where's Da Sauce, Boss?
(perl6.party)
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Hacking on the Rakudo Perl 6 Compiler: Mix Your Fix
(perl6.party)
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IRC::Client: Perl 6 Multi-Server IRC (or Awesome Async Interfaces with Perl 6)
(perl6.party)
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Announce: Rakudo Star Perl 6 Compiler Distribution Release 2016.07
(rakudo.org)
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10y ago
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[Part 2] a Date with the Bug Queue or Let Me Help You Help Me Help You
(perl6.party)
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A Date with the Bug Queue or Let Me Help You Help Me Help You
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Exploiting Perl 6 Code from Down the Dependency Chain
(perl6.party)
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Perl 6 Hands-On Workshop: Weatherapp (Part 3): Writing Tests
(perl6.party)
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Perl 6 Hands-On Workshop: Weatherapp (Part 2)
(perl6.party)
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Generator-like Patterns in Perl 6
(madcapjake.github.io)
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Perl 6 Hands-On Workshop: Weatherapp (Part 1)
(perl6.party)
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Perl 6 .polymod: Break Up a Number into Denominations
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Show HN: “Anguish”: Invisible Programming Language and Invisible Data Theft
(blogs.perl.org)
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zoffix222
11y ago
Yes, I guess that makes sense. But I think in a 1.5hour talk, many of those questions will be forgotten by the end, so I rather they get asked right away. Especially in a small gathering of 20 or so hackers, most of which know each other.
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zoffix222
11y ago
Only to my slides: https://github.com/zoffixznet/TPM-2016
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zoffix222
11y ago
You read a piece of code many more times than you write it, so even if an extra keystroke is needed to make the code more readable, it's worth it, IMO. But, I find it very easy to type all that fancy stuff with XCompose sequences. My k
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zoffix222
11y ago
No, I just took it from another presenter and changed the content of the slides. I believe it's actually a themeable slideshow thingie someone else developed.
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zoffix222
11y ago
If you watch the presentation, you can see those few slides were just used to add humour to a dry technical presenation. There's a huge number of mathematical symbols and physics notations (not to mention other fields) that could use t
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zoffix222
11y ago
I personally use XCompose and I'm eyeing the media keys on my keyboard as potential single-key operators. But you don't have to use fancy Unicode and can just use Texas variants.
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zoffix222
11y ago
If you watch the actual presentation, that slide was there to make people chuckle. It worked: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=paa3niF72Nw
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zoffix222
11y ago
Author here. Never would've thought my slides I used for a presentation to 20-something people would make it to front page of HN... You can watch the actual presentation here: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=paa3niF72Nw
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