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Set by moritz on 22 December 2015.
comborico1611 lucasb: Yeah. I think the author just wanted to show how... It's hard to describe. Use Perl logic symbols to picture it in Common Lisp. 00:02
lucasb comborico1611: interesting 00:03
Xliff TimToady: Thanks! 00:22
Geth doc: 46c59911a8 | (Will "Coke" Coleda)++ | doc/Language/exceptions.pod6
Make sample exception handler a little more useful

Closes #1792		 02:09
synopsebot Link: doc.perl6.org/language/exceptions
Xliff What is wrong with this? 02:25
m: my regex tokenrule { ^ (\s+) 'token' \s+ $<method>=[ <[A..Z_]>+ ] '\{' }; my $a = " token OWNER { 'OWNER' }"; say $a ~~ /<tokenrule>/
camelia Nil
Xliff If I remove the last curly bracket in the regex, it works.
m: my regex tokenrule { ^ (\s+) 'token' \s+ $<method>=[ <[A..Z_]>+ ] " \{" }; my $a = " token OWNER { 'OWNER' }"; say $a ~~ /<tokenrule>/
camelia Nil
Xliff m: my regex tokenrule { ^ (\s+) 'token' \s+ $<method>=[ <[A..Z_]>+ ] }; my $a = " token OWNER { 'OWNER' }"; say $a ~~ /<tokenrule>/
camelia ｢ token OWNER｣
tokenrule => ｢ token OWNER｣
0 => ｢ ｣
method => ｢OWNER｣
Xliff m: my regex tokenrule { ^ (\s+) 'token' \s+ $<method>=[ <[A..Z_]>+ ] \s+ }; my $a = " token OWNER { 'OWNER' }"; say $a ~~ /<tokenrule>/ 02:26
camelia ｢ token OWNER ｣
tokenrule => ｢ token OWNER ｣
0 => ｢ ｣
method => ｢OWNER｣
Xliff m: my regex tokenrule { ^ (\s+) 'token' \s+ $<method>=[ <[A..Z_]>+ ] \s+ "\{" }; my $a = " token OWNER { 'OWNER' }"; say $a ~~ /<tokenrule>/
camelia Nil
Xliff m: my $a = "\{"; say $a ~~ / "{" /
camelia 5===SORRY!5=== Error while compiling <tmp>
Unable to parse expression in double quotes; couldn't find final '"' (corresponding starter was at line 1)
at <tmp>:1
------> 3my $a = "\{"; say $a ~~ / "{" /7⏏5<EOL>
expecting any of:…
Xliff m: my $a = "\{"; say $a ~~ / "\{" /
camelia ｢{｣
Xliff D'OH! 02:29
I didn't backspace the brackets in $a
Xliff OK, so this works. 02:36
m: my regex tokenrule { ^ (\s+) 'token' \s+ $<method>=[ <[A..Z_]>+ ] ( \s+ "\{ '" <[A..Z_]>+ "' \}" ) }; my $a = " token OWNER \{ 'OWNER' \}"; say $a ~~ /<tokenrule>/;
camelia ｢ token OWNER { 'OWNER' }｣
tokenrule => ｢ token OWNER { 'OWNER' }｣
0 => ｢ ｣
method => ｢OWNER｣
1 => ｢ { 'OWNER' }｣
Xliff Now how can I use $/<method> in the substitution part of an s/// expression?
Becuase when I try to do: s/<method>/$<method>/ I get Nil. 02:37
Rather
Becuase when I try to do: s/<method>/{ $<method> }/ I get Nil.
And even...
Becuase when I try to do: s/<method>/{ $/<method> }/ I get Nil.
Xliff Becuase when I try to do: s/<method>/{ .^methods }/ I get Nil. 02:45
Geth doc: 50fc516b2a | (Will "Coke" Coleda)++ | 4 files
When creating the list of links, put in ., not html/

If it goes in html/ it gets copied out to the external website
Closes #1761		 02:49
Geth doc: c09bc7cc75 | (Zoffix Znet)++ (committed using GitHub Web editor) | doc/Language/operators.pod6
Improve circumfix:<{ }> docs

  - Mention %()/hash constructors (include examples)
  - Correct the type of content that causes a Hash production
  - Returned Hash is not itemized
  - Remove implementation-specific prose about how Hash is constructed
   closes github.com/perl6/doc/issues/1758		 03:00
synopsebot Link: doc.perl6.org/language/operators
Geth doc: 1b7acd974a | (Zoffix Znet)++ (committed using GitHub Web editor) | doc/Language/operators.pod6
Extra clarification for circumfix:<{ }>

Be more precise that it's Pair *literals* or a %-sigiled var (rather than any var containing a Hash object) that should be there for Hash making		 03:09
Xliff Nevermind. Solved it. 03:56
jeromelanteri hi, i'm trying to learn to use emacs. Is there any plugin to install to have perl6 code recognition (syntax and why not completion helpers) ? 04:31
im' actually use vim and tmux and already added some syntax for perl6 and vim, maybe it is a better choice than to try to use emacs for perl6 ? 04:32
an other one question is: how to install perl6 on freebsd-11 ? 04:33
MasterDuke jeromelanteri: i don't use emacs, but there are people here who do. however, i think a lot of them are in europe and are usually not active at this time 04:47
jeromelanteri MasterDuke, ok, nop, thank you for this information. I will wait them, i have time because i'm reading the emacs manual. 04:49
MasterDuke, and for freebsd, i didn't see any binaries for perl6. Do you know something on that os linked with perl target ?
MasterDuke i also don't use freebsd, but i know there is some freebsd support. you may have to build it yourself from source though 04:50
jeromelanteri ha ok. thank you
MasterDuke there are some instructions here rakudo.org/how-to-get-rakudo/#Insta...tar-Source
jeromelanteri MasterDuke, yes, i do use it allready for install perl6 on archlinux (there is packages, but i had to go on this way for any reason i forget) 04:51
MasterDuke huh, the arch packages have been fine for me 04:52
jeromelanteri ho it was maybe me the problem... i had to install some modules for perl6, and i was a bit disapointed about where perl6 was and how to define specific compilations things... so i was going on this link you provide and find some very good things explain and start from install perl6 on my normal user 04:53
i think it was for ncurse libs used by 04:54
modules
MasterDuke btw, if you do have to build from source, github.com/zoffixznet/z might be useful 04:57
jeromelanteri good
MasterDuke sorry i couldn't give more detailed answers, but it's time for me to get some sleep 04:59
Geth doc: d2b03ecff1 | (JJ Merelo)++ | 2 files
Cross-references codes and ords

Hinting at differences in speed closes #1781		 06:41
CIAvash[m] .tell jeromelanteri Emacs packages for Perl 6: github.com/perl6/perl6-mode/ github.com/hinrik/flycheck-perl6 08:53
yoleaux CIAvash[m]: I'll pass your message to jeromelanteri.
lizmat clickbaits p6weekly.wordpress.com/2018/02/19/...6ya-giris/ 08:53
El_Che lizmat: get better 08:58
lizmat El_Che: working on it :-)
moritz lizmat++ 09:48
leejo hey all, just wondering if there is interest in this year's Swiss Perl Workshop for talks/keynotes/workshops on Perl 6? 10:48
jnthn leejo: I'm planning to be there 10:49
leejo see www.nntp.perl.org/group/perl.perl6...g4669.html for details - we hope to have students and teachers this year, so a good op to promote Perl 6
jnthn: great!
website is now live BTW: act.perl-workshop.ch/spw2018/
jnthn Nice 10:52
jnthn registered 10:54
DrForr If I can make it... 11:10
Zoffix jeromelanteri: MasterDuke gave you the wrong link. To install from source, use github.com/zoffixznet/r 11:23
( github.com/zoffixznet/z is Z-Script; a tool for core developers ) 11:24
(/r = Rakudo; /z = Z-Script)
jeromelanteri Zoffix, ok, get it, thank you
yoleaux 08:53Z <CIAvash[m]> jeromelanteri: Emacs packages for Perl 6: github.com/perl6/perl6-mode/ github.com/hinrik/flycheck-perl6
jeromelanteri yoleaux, wow, thank you very much. 11:25
i"m on tutorial emacs from emacs manual... i see somewhere that it is possible to use vim shortcut commands (i think it should be a good idea for me to not forget or mix different learning for short cut keys commands), like evil or vile, etc... what is the actual one to use ? 11:26
DrForr last time I did that I think I used viper-mode, don't remember much beyond that. 11:27
jeromelanteri DrForr, long times ago ?
DrForr Yeah.
jeromelanteri ho ok. 11:28
DrForr Aaah, rakudo-star finally passed the parse stage, 683.685s. 11:33
timotimo holy crap
was your system swapping or anything?
DrForr New VM, I think it's got stock RAM enabled. 11:34
DrForr 1Gb. 11:34
Zoffix hehe, yeah, that'd be it. Rakudo uses like 1.2GB to build 11:36
DrForr But on the older system not even that sufficed to build, so there are some OS issues as well, possibly.
timotimo aye, it'll swap a whole lot 11:36
DrForr I've only ("only", he says...) got 6Gb RAM on the laptop and I needed one for an existing VM, one for the new VM and gods know how much else for Firefox. 11:39
DrForr I don't know if it would help, but adding "(at least 1.5Gb RAM recommended)" somewhere in either the install or on the site might serve as a reminder of "Oh, yeah, I set that to..." 11:42
Or scaring away more potential users :/ 11:44
Zoffix It would help to have that as a PR or an Issue rather than IRC comment most devs would miss or forget about :) 11:45
DrForr Indeed, got a repo I can post to? 11:46
Zoffix DrForr: github.com/rakudo/rakudo/issues/new 11:47
DrForr Dank u wel.
DrForr Added. 12:00
Incidentally, do we have any prior art yet for having both a C library *and* a pure-perl version of a module? 12:01
moritz DrForr: not that I'm aware of 12:30
DrForr Okay. I'm binding libcmark so that the app I was working on has a way to let people write lessons in raw HTML or Markdown, and thought it might be nice to have a pure Perl6 equivalent. 12:42
DrForr I thought that having the module fall back to pure-perl6 if it can't find the library would be a nice touch, but there's the situation where someone may have already installed the library, but did so somewhere NativeCall can't find it, and blindly falling back to pure-perl6 here would disguise the fact that the library wasn't in teh right locatio, or more likely the user didn't rerun ldconfig. 12:46
So right now I figure one for CommonMark and one for CommonMark-PurePerl6, with the same top-level interface. But then keeping the interface common between two modules becomes a potential issue. 12:47
Or maybe a discreet use of flags in the main module, like :$only-libcmark or :$with-pure-perl6 ... 12:51
Which is why I was curious - wondered if there was already prior art for this. 12:52
timotimo how about a CommonMark::AnyImpl kind of module 13:09
vcv Is there a grammar out there for parsing command line arguments? I checked modules.perl6.org but didn't see anything 14:01
Zoffix vcv: you could check the guts of the GetOpt:: modules to see if any use a grammar. 14:09
eco: GetOpt::
buggable Zoffix, Found 7 results: Getopt::Kinoko, Getopt::Tiny, Getopt::Long, Getopt::Type, Getopt::Advance. See modules.perl6.org/s/GetOpt%3A%3A
Zoffix vcv: in case you don't know, core Perl 6 handles command line arguments for you; you simply declare what you want as a signature on special sub MAIN: docs.perl6.org/language/functions#sub_MAIN 14:10
(it doesn't use a grammar to parse them tho)
vcv Yeah, I looked at those and only tiny uses a grammar but its only for short opts. And yes MAIN is awesome, but I'm trying to do it in a different context and I can't leverage that unfortunately :( 14:12
vcv scratch that, Getopt::Advance *might*. must have missed that 14:13
[Coke] grammars work on text; command line args are typically arrays of options. 14:43
(so I'd be surprised but not shocked if that was the tool used) 14:44
comborico1611 Is the core of Perl6 bigger than core of Perl5? 15:28
moritz bigger? by what metric? 15:29
comborico1611 I guess operators.
moritz then yes 15:30
comborico1611 Thank you!
Zoffix Perl 6 has infinite amount of operators, so yes :) 15:31
m: &[ZZZZZZZZZZZZZZZZZZZZZZZZZZZRRRRRRRRRRRRRRRRRRRRRRRRRRR=].name.say # literally infinite... 15:32
camelia infix:<ZZZZZZZZZZZZZZZZZZZZZZZZZZZRRRRRRRRRRRRRRRRRRRRRRRRRRR=>
Zoffix comborico1611: it's a lot bigger. Especially if you exclude Perl 5's core modules from the list. 15:33
comborico1611 Thank you! 15:34
Zoffix comborico1611: coincidentally, came across this page: perldoc.perl.org/perlhist.html#SEL...EASE-SIZES For 5.26, Perl 5 core was 9140KB, with 24925KB in lib. For latest Rakudo, it's 7.9MB for core and 156KB in lib 16:18
(I'm guessing 7.9MB is accurate... I measured with `du -h rakudo/src MoarVM/src nqp/src`)
comborico1611 Zoffix, doesn't that mean p5 is bigger? 16:21
Because that's pretty amazing.
Zoffix Oh 16:22
Right, #mathishard
comborico1611 Heh. Made a mistake?
Zoffix No, the numbers are correct. I just read 9140KB as a LOT smaller than 7.9MB :P 16:23
comborico1611 Why is p6 smaller?
More concise language? 16:24
timotimo probably because lots of perl6 is implemented in nqp rather than in C for perl5?
Zoffix I've no idea about Perl 5's source. But yeah, nqp is probably the reason. It's our "mini language" for writing the core in.
comborico1611 So this number does not take in account nqp section?
Zoffix It does and MoarVM too. `du -h rakudo/src MoarVM/src nqp/src` 16:25
comborico1611 Hmm 16:26
Zoffix But I guess it just comes out smaller to implement an nqp function in C and then use that function all over than to just implement a C function and use that all over.
comborico1611 Ah!
Zoffix + how parsers are written probably matters too.
Ours got "lexer" built in but in Perl 5 it's a separate thing or something? (/me has no idea what these things are or what they're for) 16:27
Oh, + Perl 5 probably has more optimization paths in code. That blows up the codebase significantly 16:28
Zoffix is reminded of a still-unfixed phaser bug in .grep in one particular optimized path. 16:29
comborico1611 Zoffix, write it in a table, note it in a book. 16:31
Zoffix comborico1611: write what?
comborico1611 Unfixed bug
Zoffix it's in my private stash
m: say ^10 .grep: { FIRST say "byebye" } 16:32
camelia ()
Zoffix m: say ^10 .grep: { ENTER say "byebye" } 16:33
camelia byebye
byebye
byebye
byebye
byebye
byebye
byebye
byebye
byebye
byebye
(0 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9)
comborico1611 I'm losing my hair. 16:34
Zoffix Or maybe even two bugs; didn't expect return value from a phaser to be used as return value for the block TBH
Zoffix m: say ^10 .map: { LEAVE True } 16:36
camelia WARNINGS for <tmp>:
(Nil Nil Nil Nil Nil Nil Nil Nil Nil Nil)
Useless use of constant value True in sink context (line 1)
tobs on the size topic, I've been wondering what makes rakudo so (comparatively) big at runtime. The REPL comes in at 100MiB resident memory, my irc bot is at 500 and not really doing much. Is there a single broad cause like "the language requires so much flexibility"?
Zoffix m: say ^10 .map: { ENTER True }
camelia (True True True True True True True True True True)
Zoffix :S
tobs (I remember having read something about optimisation obstructions related to the perl6 grammar somewhere) 16:37
Zoffix tobs: my wild guess at the single broad cause would be: few optimizations to memory were done and in a tradeoff between memory and CPU time, currently CPU time gets the priority.
tobs that's good to hear then 16:38
(I have to resort to perl5 scripts on my teenie-weenie VPS) 16:39
Zoffix I get 89MB for empty REPL (and 67MB on 32-bit box... I'm guessing smaller because there's no spesh) 16:40
releasable6: uptime 16:41
releasable6 Zoffix, 19 minutes and 9 seconds, 192.449219MiB maxrss. This is Rakudo version 2018.01-209-gf74890550 built on MoarVM version 2018.01-97-g22d2db5e0 implementing Perl 6.c.
Zoffix bisectable6: uptime
bisectable6 Zoffix, 8 hours and 51 seconds, 215.085938MiB maxrss. This is Rakudo version 2018.01-209-gf74890550 built on MoarVM version 2018.01-97-g22d2db5e0 implementing Perl 6.c.
jnthn spesh but not JIT, but also every pointer is half the size
Zoffix And bots use ~200MB
Oh right.
timotimo Zoffix: i assume a big part of the savings we get from nqp and such is that we don't have to fiddle around with memory management, i.e. in perl5 code you have to make sure you do all the reference counting properly, whereas nqp code does that "for you" 16:49
Zoffix Ah 16:53
timotimo i mean, reachability analysis is easier to work with, i'd say, in general; in our C code, all we have is lots of MVMROOT macros 16:59
Voldenet Are there any good docs on embedding perl6 in C apps? Especially on use of MVMInstance and MVMCompUnit 17:05
the closest possible thing of "how to use" would be probably Inline-Perl6, but it's pretty far from docs 17:08
Zoffix New blog post: "Perl 6: On Specs, Versioning, Changes, and… Breakage": rakudo.party/post/Perl6-On-Specs-V...d-Breakage 17:12
Zoffix .tell raiph As promised: rakudo.party/post/Perl6-On-Specs-V...d-Breakage 17:18
yoleaux Zoffix: I'll pass your message to raiph.
jnthn Zoffix++ # that's a really good post 17:19
Voldenet if I were trying to be funny I'd say it's a bit cheesy 17:20
jnthn Voldenet: I'm not aware anyone wrote up any docs for that yet; actually the approach to embedding was "see what people actually do/need, and then document that". 17:21
Voldenet ah, okay 17:22
jnthn Though perhaps that only Inline::Perl6 (that I know of) is doing it yet means some docs on it are a blocker of sorts for more folks doing it
Voldenet Inline::Perl6 doesn't look to handle exceptions very well, I'm pretty sure that uncaught exceptions should not kill the interpreter 17:30
lucasb Hey timotimo. I would suggest Jekyll on your GitHub user pages (or on a separate project repo)
timotimo actually i think i want something where making posts - even with outlandish things like syntax-highlighted perl6 code and images, maybe go completely overboard and support svg - is completely trivial 17:32
i used to run a blog on ikiwiki. it was actually great, but now i want a WYSIWYG do-everything-for-me experience
but i don't like wordpress' editor 17:34
someone got experience with ghost? last time i looked for blog stuff it seemed The New Hot Stuff 17:35
tony-o ugexe may 17:55
timotimo: ^ 17:59
the stuff i'd written for him on there, it was a nice experience
timotimo ah, that's a ghost setup? i like that blog 18:00
mspo for syntax highlighting don't you normally use embedded-ace or gist or .. that other one? 18:01
codemonkey or something?
codemirror 18:02
with the monkey label :)
tony-o timotimo: for sure 18:06
mspo I'm not a fan of ikiwiki and its 10000 dependencies
I should look for a pp version
also the cvs backend isn't the best :) 18:07
tony-o of what mspo ?
ikiwiki ? 18:08
timotimo i did not know about a csv backend ... oh, cvs :)
mspo yes and yes and yes 18:14
the cvs backend was written, as far as I know, specifically for wiki.netbsd.org
where it is in use and annoying sometimes :)
Xliff timotimo++: Also... MathML. 18:55
(I mean, if you are doing SVG...)
Geth doc: 782a49b788 | (Zoffix Znet)++ (committed using GitHub Web editor) | doc/Type/Str.pod6
Clarify .parse-names's removal

That it'll be tossed when 6.e *is released* not just in 6.e language.		 18:57
synopsebot Link: doc.perl6.org/type/Str
travis-ci Doc build passed. Zoffix Znet 'Clarify .parse-names's removal 19:15
travis-ci.org/perl6/doc/builds/343975534 github.com/perl6/doc/compare/d2b03...2a49b78820
pmurias timotimo: ghost uses node.js so it should be possible to extend it with Perl 6 in the (near) future 19:41
pmurias hasn't actually used ghost
raschipi Why does Int radix notation constructor supports arbitrary base but Str.parse-base only supports bases up to 36? Can't the mechanism for the former be used for the later? 19:50
pmurias what letters do we use after 36? 19:52
raschipi Makes sense.
AlexDaniel Zoffix++ awesome blog post 20:03
mspo m: a > b 20:09
camelia 5===SORRY!5=== Error while compiling <tmp>
Preceding context expects a term, but found infix > instead.
at <tmp>:1
------> 3a >7⏏5 b
mspo m: "a" > "b"
camelia WARNINGS for <tmp>:
Useless use of ">" in expression "\"a\" > \"b\"" in sink context (line 1)
Cannot convert string to number: base-10 number must begin with valid digits or '.' in '3⏏5a' (indicated by ⏏)
in block <unit> at <tmp> line 1…
rindolf hi all! This program ends up consuming most of my RAM and it runs slowly with rakudo-moar - why? paste.debian.net/1011215/ 20:37
it is a translation of this python code - github.com/shlomif/project-euler/b..._618_v1.py 20:39
[Coke] Zoffix++ thanks for the blog post. 20:40
rindolf: is 'primesieve' required to demonstrate the issue? 20:43
rindolf [Coke]: for now, but i think i can get rid of it 20:44
[Coke] (style issue: no need for .slurp-rest; you're then splitting into lines, so use .lines ?)
(er, no need for slurp-rest as opposed to slurp) 20:45
I don't have primesieve so I can't easily check; might be worth running with --profile to see if you can determine where the slowdown is 20:47
moritz not just a style issue; currently the presence of $out forces the runtime to hold on to two whole input text in memory 20:48
if you go straight for run(...).out.lines.map(*.Int), you need only one copy of the primes in memory 20:49
rindolf [Coke]: here is a version wo it - paste.debian.net/1011219/
moritz: see that too 20:51
[Coke] Ran it with a subset, a third of the time is spent in infix:% 20:57
rindolf [Coke]: do you also get the large ram consumption? 20:59
[Coke]: this is the main thing that bothers me
[Coke] m: my $BASE = 1000000000; say $BASE.^name; 21:00
camelia Int
[Coke] ff 21:05
ww
moritz rindolf: I get around 252MB VIRT and 159 RES mem usage 21:06
rindolf: does that match your observation?
rindolf moritz: it ends up consuming over 4 gb here
[Coke] what version of Perl 6, what OS? 21:07
rindolf [Coke]: rakudobrew moar latest; mageia v7 x86-64 21:10
[Coke] what is mageia? 21:12
ah, some kind of linux. 21:13
moritz based on Mandriva, it seems 21:13
[Coke] I can't tell you how much memory it's taking because it's sooo slow.
rindolf [Coke]: htop quickly shows large mem consumption 21:15
MasterDuke i see approximately the same as moritz 21:19
dogbert17 rindolf: I get this with /usr/bin/time: ret = 7634212216 ; 634212216624.14user 0.39system 10:24.35elapsed 100%CPU (0avgtext+0avgdata 182076maxresident)k
rindolf dogbert17: ah, seems fine 21:21
MasterDuke rindolf: what does your perl6 --version say? if you haven't switched to the rakudo master branch in rakudobrew even latest will be pretty old
rindolf shlomif[Perl6]:$base/perl6-examples/categories/euler$ perl6 --version 21:23
This is Rakudo version 2017.06-228-g46e009bf1 built on MoarVM version 2017.06-70-ga3a58c82
MasterDuke yeah, latest is 2018.02-something 21:23
[Coke] 178466816 maximum resident set size
... that is not latest. 21:24
Please try again on the latest release to see if that helps.
rindolf [Coke]: ok
tomorrow 21:25
[Coke] (mine is... about 170M, I think)
rindolf night all
dogbert17 good night rindolf 21:26
comborico Does anyone have any preference for joomla over wordpress? 22:20
I'm looking for free hosting of a simple website for employment purposes.
dylanwh wordpress is better imho 22:32
Xliff I hate Joomla with a passion. 22:36
Wordpress is the superior solution, but only marginally.
I really should try to find another blogging solution written in per.
s/per'.'/perl./ 22:37
Kinda like Slashcode but more modern.... and in perl6....
El_Che yeah, no
:)
Xliff No? 22:39
:P
El_Che: No what? 22:40
AlexDaniel oh my god… www.youtube.com/watch?v=aFuA50H9uek
… bisectable6, if anything, I'm on your side, ok?
ecocode El_Che: ehlo 22:41
El_Che lo 22:46
ecocode coming tomorrow ?
El_Che no, kid with fever, skipping work also :(
ecocode ayé 22:47
griep ?
El_Che a cold + asthma == fever 22:48
AlexDaniel quotable6: /‘slaps’ \s+ [‘Bot’|\w+‘able’6?]/
quotable6 AlexDaniel, OK, working on it! This may take up to three minutes (4506639 messages to process)
El_Che happens roughly once a year
ecocode ouch 22:49
quotable6 AlexDaniel, gist.github.com/514ccf01bbd76d8158...a012c71321
ecocode so playing Perl6 while keeping an eye on the child ? 22:50
AlexDaniel … bisectable6, right? :S
El_Che going to bed actually ;). say hi to everyone from me 22:52
ecocode will do 22:59
comborico LOL you have to install a plugin to delete a Joomla account . . . 23:05
Xliff comborico1611: You have to install a plugin to do anything with Joomla. 23:55

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