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nige123
8mo ago
The user data (anonymised) and analytics also needs to be shared.
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8mo ago
Raku
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Raku Advent Calendar 2025
(raku-advent.blog)
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Day 1 – Dancer, Dasher and Dosh (LLM-powered shell commands)
(raku-advent.blog)
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10mo ago
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1y ago
Too much cognitive load is a flow stopper. Finding flow while coding is a juggling act to keep things in the Goldilocks zone: not too hard, not too easy. This is tricky on an individual level and even trickier for a team / project. Cod
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Perl Is Dead. Long Live Perl and Raku (2020)
(raku-advent.blog)
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1y ago
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1y ago
Perl's maxim - there's more than one way to do it (TMTOWTDI) can make Perl easy to write but harder to read. Thankfully LLMs can de-obfuscate even the gnarliest Perl with command line utilities like wat ( https://raku-ad
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2y ago
There was always content in users’ click paths / search trails. Google has mined that for profit from the beginning. Cutts and Co turned a blind eye here. It was ALL OK though - because Google’s mission was DONT BE EVIL! In 2008 Google
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Wat LLM coding tool do you want for Christmas?
(raku-advent.blog)
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2y ago
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2y ago
Suggestions for putting LLM's to work on the command-line.
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Day 2 – WAT LLM coding tool do you want for Christmas?
(raku-advent.blog)
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2y ago
OOF Smell that!? A large part of Google's search business is on fire right now! There are three types of search: informational, transactional and navigational. LLM's are competing hard and fast for informational search. Once upon
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Variable sigils don't cut it. Twigils for the WIN
(raku-advent.blog)
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3y ago
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3y ago
Sigils are just part of the picture. For Raku "twigils" (secondary sigils) are important too: https://raku-advent.blog/2022/12/02/day-2-less-variable-watt...
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Less Variable Wattage = More Flow
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3y ago
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Jmp
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3y ago
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3y ago
I use this everyday. A terminal program to jump to the next thing in your workflow.
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3y ago
do you still use emacs?
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3y ago
GNAP is coming soon: https://oauth.net/gnap/
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4y ago
This is already a hot legal mess. The World Intellectual Property Organisation (WIPO) should come up with Berne convention 3.0 that provides: - increased protection for human authorship - longer copyright terms for hoomans - shorter copyrig
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Raku's brand values? Let's ask the machines
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4y ago
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Perl's New Mascot? The Machines Know
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4y ago
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4y ago
"Perl 7" eq "Perl Star"; "Perl 7" =~ m/Perl */;
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4y ago
Ask Jeeves missed out on a massive opportunity in search. Where, what, how, why, when are fantastic contextualisers for search queries. They should have stuck to their core USP - a question answering service - Google might have had a bit mo
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Day 2: Less Variable Wattage = More Flow
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Raku's New Dispatch Mechanism Has Landed
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5y ago
Larry Wall also highlighted the importance of: diligence, patience and humility. https://www.oreilly.com/openbook/opensources/book/larry.html
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5y ago
Love nano. Many of the keybindings work in bash too. Check out: https://www.nano-editor.org/dist/latest/cheatsheet.html
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5y ago
Sigils can induce fear in some programmers. The double-edged sword of Perl and Raku's expressivity is something that the community is addressing: https://raku-advent.blog/2020/12/02/day-1-perl-is-dead-lon
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Perl is dead. Long live Perl and Raku
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