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cms07
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Comment #11005016
I don't think that's true with Perl at least, unless something has changed dramatically very recently.
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Comment #11003485
I can't wait for the labor surplus to drive down my wages.
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Comment #10997171
I really find that hard to believe, and historically real growth has averaged about 2% year over year. Just because it has had short-run highs in the 1950s and 2000s does not mean …
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Comment #10996468
Growth is not over: https://research.stlouisfed.org/fred2/series/GDPC1 Edit: To elaborate, the rantings of one economist who has been wrong many times over does not make for a comp…
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Comment #10393906
I'm from Oklahoma, and I always wonder how much of our social behavior is based on the fact that Oklahoma was, until recently, Indian Territory and land worked by farmers who came …
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Comment #10168496
I absolutely love Perl, and I think that the newest versions of Perl 5 have taken much of the good things that Perl 6 promised and added them. I really think that Perl 6 misses the…
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Comment #9932251
But regardless, I think Apple could have easily ended up just the same as the others without it.
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Comment #9932085
Microsoft bailed them out to avoid further antitrust inquiries.
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Comment #9922350
How great was life for the average Cuban in pre-revolution days? I think if I were a Cuban I would be more than skeptical of undoing all of the positive things that have been accom…
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Comment #9905721
Perl is a terrific language. When's the last time you've used it?
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Comment #9785628
A good but unfortunately temporary decision for the working people of France. Good on them.
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Comment #9758421
It's a real shame that Perl isn't a popular language anymore. At least there's still an active community.
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Comment #9496260
Too bad people aren't going to jail for openly flouting regulations. That would probably stop a lot of it.
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Comment #9490221
Is really prone to that? I've only seen that in people actually trying to do XHTML.
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Comment #9456379
Why? I don't know of anything named Pearl. I know of Perl, but not Pearl.
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Comment #9448527
Most homeless people can get food, at least in the United States. It's possible that he had other needs that he didn't have easy access to otherwise.
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Comment #9404081
https://github.com/cms07/general-manager It's all there.
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Comment #9329867
That's exactly what I don't like about it.
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Comment #9329860
Spend your better years inside during the 9 months of Finnish Winter.
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Comment #9329061
I hate it when web developers do things like this. The normal version of things is almost always better it seems.
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Comment #9091004
Why wouldn't you want sigils?
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Comment #9042013
This study is ridiculous. Dijkstra's paper was written before C was. There's no reason to believe that he was referring to the style used commonly in C code. Edit: I just mean the …
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Comment #9037561
I've done a good deal with Perl's Tkx library, which basically forces you to understand Tcl, but I haven't used it beyond that.
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Comment #9008846
I used CrunchBang for quite a while, and it's sad to see it go, but I completely understand why the maintainer doesn't want to do it anymore, even though I disagree with his statem…