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herrosheep

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    Comment #18638674

    Was actually very interesting in your reply until > etc I haven't seen that one. Made me wonder if this was honest or not.

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    Comment #18638497

    Ah my bad, assume we have to use a nightly build then?

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    Comment #18638438

    I think you misunderstood or are trolling. This is a Haskell to Perl 6 guide. Haskell is for the elite programmers. Perl 6 is the Duke Nukem Forever of programming languages. This …

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    Comment #18638422

    Things like this seem like odd design choices: my @menu = ; say @menu.contains('hamburger'); # True say @menu.contains('hot dog'); # False say @menu.contains('milk'); # True! say @…

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    Comment #18638389

    > Can you give an example of a language that is similarly precise with less verbosity, while still being comprehensible? This assumes I think Perl (6) is precise and comprehensible…

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    Comment #18637711

    I assumed, I guess incorrectly, that Racket was more than a 1-2 person team. Also was perturbed that they were only at a v0.4. Not sure how things like SAP and Oracle are valid in …

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    Comment #18637442

    I'm sure what you experienced was nothing like actual prison.

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    Comment #18637184

    This is a cool idea, like an inverse Rosetta Stone.

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    Comment #18637169

    Forth is also quite amazing. I really enjoy both.

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    Comment #18633965

    I do agree that Perl (6) is not a cleanly designed language.

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    Comment #18633835

    Right. This is like saying "Hello most elite gamers, here is an entry level tutorial to Duke Nukem Forever..."

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    Comment #18633817

    There needs to be a device that you can jam under your chin to disfigure your face for some period of time. Granted this would not be legal or pain free, but might be required in s…

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    Comment #18633777

    I'd like to hear opinions on how the use of sigils and the other syntax oddities like Int:D, Int:U, given, when, etc improves the codabliity/readability of Perl 6 vs other language…

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    Comment #18574593

    This has to be a spy or propaganda machine.