← Back to context Comment by dnautics 2 days ago that's just perl with a new coat of paint 8 comments dnautics Reply fn-mote 2 days ago Perl 5 does not have types, as far as I know.I’m taking the GP seriously instead of dismissing it. Raku looks like more fun than nushell tbh. librasteve 2 days ago Raku types are a bit thicker than paint https://gist.github.com/raiph/849a4a9d8875542fb86df2b2eda892... dnautics 1 day ago print 42 + 99; # 141 print &print.file ; # ...src/core.c/io_operators.rakumod print &infix:<+>.file; # ...src/core.c/Numeric.rakumod print ?CORE::<&print>; # True I barely understood these four example lines. rurban 1 day ago It has. They are just poorly supported and disliked. radiator 2 days ago it is so much slower to start than perl, that you don't want to run it for quick one-off tasks librasteve 2 days ago well waiting for Raku (formerly perl6) to be built was like watching paint dry DonHopkins 2 days ago They should have named it Godot. ;) But now that name is taken. DonHopkins 2 days ago Lead paint with asbestos sprinkles and radium racing stripes! ;)
fn-mote 2 days ago Perl 5 does not have types, as far as I know.I’m taking the GP seriously instead of dismissing it. Raku looks like more fun than nushell tbh. librasteve 2 days ago Raku types are a bit thicker than paint https://gist.github.com/raiph/849a4a9d8875542fb86df2b2eda892... dnautics 1 day ago print 42 + 99; # 141 print &print.file ; # ...src/core.c/io_operators.rakumod print &infix:<+>.file; # ...src/core.c/Numeric.rakumod print ?CORE::<&print>; # True I barely understood these four example lines. rurban 1 day ago It has. They are just poorly supported and disliked.
librasteve 2 days ago Raku types are a bit thicker than paint https://gist.github.com/raiph/849a4a9d8875542fb86df2b2eda892... dnautics 1 day ago print 42 + 99; # 141 print &print.file ; # ...src/core.c/io_operators.rakumod print &infix:<+>.file; # ...src/core.c/Numeric.rakumod print ?CORE::<&print>; # True I barely understood these four example lines.
dnautics 1 day ago print 42 + 99; # 141 print &print.file ; # ...src/core.c/io_operators.rakumod print &infix:<+>.file; # ...src/core.c/Numeric.rakumod print ?CORE::<&print>; # True I barely understood these four example lines.
radiator 2 days ago it is so much slower to start than perl, that you don't want to run it for quick one-off tasks
librasteve 2 days ago well waiting for Raku (formerly perl6) to be built was like watching paint dry DonHopkins 2 days ago They should have named it Godot. ;) But now that name is taken.
Perl 5 does not have types, as far as I know.
I’m taking the GP seriously instead of dismissing it. Raku looks like more fun than nushell tbh.
Raku types are a bit thicker than paint https://gist.github.com/raiph/849a4a9d8875542fb86df2b2eda892...
I barely understood these four example lines.
It has. They are just poorly supported and disliked.
it is so much slower to start than perl, that you don't want to run it for quick one-off tasks
well waiting for Raku (formerly perl6) to be built was like watching paint dry
They should have named it Godot. ;) But now that name is taken.
Lead paint with asbestos sprinkles and radium racing stripes! ;)