David K Storrs wrote:
Hmmm...This doesn't seem to have particularly grabbed the popular
imagination among the Perl6 crowd.
Well, I think it's the Perl5 crowd that is in much more need
of having its imagination grabbed. :-)
[big snip]
Anyway, I very much like your ideas. (And Juerd's
David K Storrs wrote:
Hmmm...This doesn't seem to have particularly grabbed the popular
imagination among the Perl6 crowd.
Well, I think it's the Perl5 crowd that is in much more need
of having its imagination grabbed. :-)
[big snip]
Anyway, I very much like your ideas. (And Juerd's
David K Storrs wrote:
Hmmm...This doesn't seem to have particularly grabbed the popular
imagination among the Perl6 crowd.
Well, I think it's the Perl5 crowd that is in much more need
of having its imagination grabbed. :-)
[big snip]
Anyway, I very much like your ideas. (And Juerd's
Hmmm...This doesn't seem to have particularly grabbed the popular
imagination among the Perl6 crowd. Let me ask something a little
more concrete and see if that gets us to ignition, otherwise it's
probably not feasible.
Assume that I'm going to create, host, and maintain a small website
At 11:34 -0400 5/7/06, David K Storrs wrote:
Hmmm...This doesn't seem to have particularly grabbed the popular imagination
among the Perl6 crowd.
I'm a lurker here, mostly interested in keeping perl 6 usable for mathematics
and physics, but unable to keep up with most of the things I read.
I was chatting with a P6 person the other day (who can remain
nameless unless he chooses to identify himself). He made the
following observation:
Every time we're lambasted for how long Perl 6 is taking I remind
myself that Short Term Thinking is the norm now.
I think there are a couple
On Thu, May 04, 2006 at 10:44:29AM -0400, David K Storrs wrote:
Also, the page should talk about why it is difficult to do what is
being done. Ask the reader questions: You want to support
continuations / have coroutines / embedd yacc in your language /
whatever. How do you do it?
On May 4, 2006, at 10:59 AM, [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
On Thu, May 04, 2006 at 10:44:29AM -0400, David K Storrs wrote:
Also, the page should talk about why it is difficult to do what is
being done. Ask the reader questions: You want to support
continuations / have coroutines / embedd yacc in
On Thu, May 04, 2006 at 03:59:47PM +0100, [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
but also people on the semi-inside, trying to remember things like
I'm sure there's a reason other then C if condition_without_parens
{block} that we can't have C %foo {'bar'} DTRT, but I can't
remember it, which
Not entirely related, but:
it would be great if someone wrote usable wiki software (with revision
control support) in Perl 6, and could maintain it so that it keeps up
with Pugs. Because of the current state of Pugs, it will have to be
written in a very simple way.
Especially if it looks great
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