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lizmat renormalist: if you're jus interested in a Bool, you can use "first" instead of "grep" 11:23
then it will short-circuit on the first occurrence and not look any further
where "grep" will generate a list of occurrences, and the "so" or "?" will then work on the number of elements returned 11:24
renormalist ah, makes sense, yep, thanks 12:55
my @primes = (1, 3, 5, 7, 13 ... { $_ > 2**136_279_841 });
Unable to deduce arithmetic or geometric sequence from: 5,7,13
No I am slightly disapppointed :-)
* Now
m: my @primes = (1, 3, 5, 7, 13 ... { $_ > 2**136_279_841 }); 12:56
camelia Unable to deduce arithmetic or geometric sequence from: 5,7,13
Did you really mean '..'?
in block <unit> at <tmp> line 1
lizmat I guess we could go for checking for primality and magically introduce a producer that would produce primes only
but meh :-) 12:59
renormalist yeah, I'm just joking, I just discover things and experiment how it works. I did not really expect Raku to find the next Mersenne prime. Yet, I tried. Just in case. :-)
lizmat m: say 'Life, the Universe and Everything'.WHY 13:00
camelia 42
renormalist Nice!
lizmat there are at least 2 more easter eggs in Rakudo :-) 13:01
renormalist don't tell me now, I need to reuse that one first 13:02
lizmat I'm not going to tell you :-) you'd have to go look for them 13:07
and yet another Rakudo Weekly News hits the Net: rakudoweekly.blog/2024/11/11/2024-...ternaries/ 13:32
librasteve renormalist: I think you need this raku.land/cpan:TOBS/OEIS ... although seems somewhat stale 14:56
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avuserow are dynamic variables suitable for something like keeping track of the depth of function calls (e.g. for pretty-printing a data structure recursively)? any good examples where this works out better than just passing a parameter like `:$depth = 0`? 20:08
.ohnowendigo Is there formal documentation of slangs anywhere? There's nothing on docs.raku.org. Don't need a deep guide, just want an authoritative explanation and overview I can link to 20:35
lizmat perhaps raku.land/zef:lizmat/Slangify ? 20:38
librasteve lizmat: Slangify is surely the best tool, is there an example of a slang that uses it that we can steal bits from? 21:03
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lizmat librasteve look at the reverse dependencies? 22:58