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[09:02] *** wafflus joined [09:13] *** sena_kun left [09:13] @Xliff Does this help: https://rosettacode.org/wiki/URL_parser#Raku [09:17] @Xliff Here is the "URI" repository: https://github.com/raku-community-modules/URI [09:18] *** jpn joined [09:50] antoncube: Thanks, but no. Those are only useful for when you already have the URL. [09:51] *** siavash left [10:14] @Xliff I see. This makes me think I have to include a “URL recognizer” in “Text::SubParsers”. [10:19] *** sena_kun joined [10:22] *** sena_kun left [10:22] antoncube: That would be nice. [10:22] antoncube: Take a look at the this repository - [10:22] my token url { [10:22] [ $=+ '://']? [10:22] [ $=+ ':' $=+ '@' ]? [10:22] $ = [ (+) ** { 2 .. Inf } %% '.' ] [10:22] [':' $ = \d+ ]? [10:22] [ [10:23] '/' [10:23] (+)+ %% '/' '/'? [10:23] ['?' + %% '&' ]? [10:23] ]? [10:23] } [10:23] Ack! [10:23] Let's try this again -- https://replit.com/@Xliff/PigishlyURLDetection [10:23] antoncube: That's detecting most if not all of the URLs I can think about. [10:24] *** Xliff left [10:34] 👍 [10:54] *** Sgeo left [11:39] *** jpn left [12:00] *** reportable6 left [12:00] *** reportable6 joined [12:03] *** jpn joined [12:08] *** jpn left [12:19] *** teatwo joined [12:22] *** tea3po left [12:23] And yet another Rakudo Weekly hits the Net: https://rakudoweekly.blog/2023/09/04/2023-36-slimline-september/ [12:44] *** NemokoschKiwi joined [12:46] *** NemokoschKiwi left [12:50] *** samebchase joined [12:54] *** jpn joined [12:59] *** jpn left [13:00] *** guifa_ joined [13:10] *** jpn joined [13:28] *** jpn left [13:35] *** manu_ is now known as eseyman [13:35] chromatic still counting the years, eh [13:38] lizmat: "meanwhile, Python was there" links to https://news.ycombinator.com/user?id=dale_glass [13:40] *** jpn joined [13:53] *** guifa_ left [13:54] *** wafflus left [14:11] hi, given a list @arr, how do i show all items except the last 3? i know i can do this clunky way: my $n = @arr.elems, ..., but how do i do that in this fancy form: .say for @arr['some magic rakuism'] [14:20] @tbrowder @arr.head(*-3) ? [14:20] I think @arr.head(* - 3) would be one way [14:20] damn [14:21] [] instead of ()? [14:21] head is a method [14:21] Does this work? @arr[^(*-2)] [14:23] not yet [14:24] seems to me it actually does [14:25] It should be @arr[^(*-3)] -- and, yes, I just tried it. [14:25] yes, it does. thanks [14:25] fair fair [14:26] off-by-one errors [14:26] i also got this to work: say $_ for @arr[0..*-4] [14:26] 🙂 yeah, but precision in Raku counts... [14:26] I'm kinda surprised that works but it does [14:27] 0 .. * would be a range but 0 .. * - 1 is a WhateverCode [14:27] @tbrowder Yeah, I just used the range shorthand because CommaIDE nags about it. [14:27] i like yours. anyone have fewer chars between the []? [14:30] @tbrowder Well, I a thinking now that I should parse and interpret in my DSLs statements like these : 1) "show all elements but last 5", 2) "give me all list elements except the first 2". [14:31] cool [14:31] i'm trying to show debian bash experts a better way ;-D [14:32] it would be hard to show them a worse way than using shell [14:33] agree!! [14:34] thanks, folks, using anyononcube's way is best cause the 3 is the key point [14:35] Thanks @tbrowder! And --- in your face @nemokosch! Take that! You were too slow!! [14:36] https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=mwnT2AGMMMc [14:37] Thanks! (Also thank you for mentioning chromatic earlier, I followed the links from Liz's post.) [14:38] chromatic was a core engineer (if not THE core engineer) of Parrot [14:38] frankly it's a "just asking for a coffee" situation [14:41] I am not sure what do you mean. 🙂 I am asking for coffee all the time : https://www.buymeacoffee.com/antonov70 [14:43] same [14:43] I mean that you can chill while these people are (rightfully) criticizing each other's work, lol [14:46] I see -- yeah. 🙂 [14:48] *** tea3po joined [14:50] @nemokosch The official video seems to have all elements we discussed today: LLMs, arrays. coffee. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=H6BEkPzstJQ [14:50] I didn't link it because there are weird censorships in the vocals [14:51] it's creepypasta material [14:51] *** teatwo left [14:51] Agh, I see, I noticed that, but I thought is the download speed. [14:51] it would be a good idea to get that album, though [14:52] damn it, there was a disc market just yesterday [14:52] didn't know [14:56] "Legion of 💥" [14:56] antononcube: a sensitive question on yr recent speech in russia, any sense of Russian scientists' opinions on invasion? [14:57] back later.. [15:03] @tbrowder I have a short answer and long answer. 🙂 [15:45] *** jpn left [15:46] yr choice [15:55] *** jpn joined [16:00] *** jpn left [16:09] but long would be best [16:39] *** dakkar left [16:43] @tbrowder Ok, long it is. 🙂 [16:49] nemokosch thanks fixed [17:08] 🍬 [17:39] *** evalable6 left [17:39] *** linkable6 left [17:40] *** evalable6 joined [17:41] *** linkable6 joined [17:41] *** teatwo joined [17:43] *** teatime joined [17:44] not sure who said it but I've heard that Rust's famous type safety is a bit overclaimed because it actually disallow doing things that people do want to do [17:44] *** tea3po left [17:44] and therefore a considerable amount of unsafe code is written anyway [17:45] how this is relevant? I don't know, probably it isn't, just something that bugs me [17:45] *** teatwo left [18:00] *** reportable6 left [18:00] *** reportable6 joined [18:14] I mean, it's a bit like RAku in that good practices are made easy, and questionable ones are possible but made to be intentionallly difficult to encourage people to avoid doing them [18:15] I mean take [18:15] https://www.reddit.com/r/rakulang/comments/169to59/create_a_new_class_property_that_is_two_arrays/ [18:22] *** jpn joined [18:29] *** Sgeo joined [19:15] *** swaggboi joined [19:19] *** jpn left [19:21] *** teatwo joined [19:24] *** teatime left [19:38] Did you actually understand what the question was? Because I surely didn't [20:11] *** mark22k1 joined [20:11] *** silug2 joined [20:11] *** slu_ joined [20:12] *** slu left [20:12] *** renormalist left [20:12] *** silug left [20:12] *** eseyman left [20:12] *** merp left [20:12] *** m_athias left [20:12] *** silug2 is now known as silug [20:12] *** m_athias_ joined [20:12] *** slu_ is now known as slu [20:12] *** dustinm` left [20:12] *** mark22k left [20:12] *** buffet left [20:12] *** mark22k1 is now known as mark22k [20:13] *** patrickb left [20:13] *** atweedie left [20:13] *** clarkema left [20:13] *** atweedie joined [20:13] *** renormalist joined [20:13] *** atweedie left [20:13] *** atweedie joined [20:13] *** clarkema joined [20:13] *** dustinm` joined [20:13] *** merp joined [20:14] *** eseyman joined [20:14] *** patrickb joined [20:16] *** buffet joined [20:17] *** m_athias_ is now known as m_athias [20:19] *** teatwo left [20:19] *** teatwo joined [20:22] *** teatwo left [20:22] *** teatwo joined [20:25] *** teatwo left [20:25] *** teatwo joined [20:47] That’s true of everything [20:47] That’s a dumb claim [20:47] *** ab5tract left [20:48] Except if you go the route of Coq or Agda or Idris maybe [21:15] "that's true of everything" is not a useful observation when it's about a supposed qualitative difference [21:16] if all we can observe about Rust is the same we can observe about C or C++, what is the fuss about [21:42] *** jpn joined [21:44] *** silug9 joined [21:45] *** silug left [21:45] *** silug9 is now known as silug [21:46] *** dustinm` left [21:47] *** jpn left [21:47] *** leah2 left [21:47] *** _________ left [21:47] *** sivoais left [21:49] *** _________ joined [21:49] *** sivoais joined [21:50] *** dustinm` joined [21:58] *** wayland76 joined [22:02] *** leah2 joined [22:08] *** wayland76 left [22:15] *** wayland76 joined [22:17] @liz There is no "Anton's corner" in the latest rakudo-weekly. 😢 [22:19] I would like to point out that "Jupyter::Chatbook" is expected to make a big splash. 😎 So, it should be more widely promoted! https://rakuforprediction.wordpress.com/2023/09/03/jupyterchatbook/ [23:10] *** polettix left [23:10] *** polettix joined [23:12] *** hythm left [23:19] *** wayland76 left [23:58] *** Util left [23:58] *** Util joined