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Set by lizmat on 6 September 2022.
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wayland76 librasteve_: github.com/librasteve/raku-org-25-...3120745817 00:08
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wayland76 melezhik: I asked ChatGPT the kinds of questions I'd have when looking at the Sparrowdo website. Here are my results. If you have articles on these topics, please place them prominently on the Sparrow website. If not, well, feel free to copy-paste from the link to write such articles :) chatgpt.com/share/68843fc2-1f4c-80...95351738d6 02:41
tellable6 wayland76, I'll pass your message to melezhik
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Guest22 yo 04:45
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Geth Ā¦ problem-solving: wayland assigned to coke Issue Raku Classification System github.com/Raku/problem-solving/issues/489 05:15
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disbot4 <dr.shuppet> I just had an appreciation moment for Rakudo's implementation bootstrapping from a simple core (MoarVM and NQP) in a flexible way into a complex language (Raku), when struggling with re-building Rust, which is a monolith and requires a compiler just one version earlier at most to build 08:33
Voldenet to be honest, the only good part of rust is being high performance 08:38
it feels horrible to use, it's slow to compile, it's extremely easy to do counted refs memleaks
in the end it's c++ where you trade remaining bits of comfort for more control 08:50
though I must admit, it really owns these techempower benchmarks ;) 08:55
disbot4 <dr.shuppet> Also like C++ it's engineered to be usable for low-level programming 09:11
<dr.shuppet> That's why it got into the Linux kernel for example
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melezhik . 10:25
tellable6 hey melezhik, you have a message: gist.github.com/c772033e85d6d052d2...3509d3cf40
ab5tract weekly: 5ab5traction5.bearblog.dev/introdu...e-wranger/ 10:26
notable6 ab5tract, Noted! (weekly)
ab5tract doh!
stupid typo :(
melezhik .tell librasteve_: you may use any example you think is reasonable to use for a new Raku web site from sparrowhub.io/examples
tellable6 melezhik, I'll pass your message to librasteve_
melezhik .tell librasteve_: if you need anything fancier - please let me know - I will see what I can do 10:27
tellable6 melezhik, I'll pass your message to librasteve_
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wayland Regarding rust, I'm looking forward to github.com/ballsteve/xrust being usable enough to include in Firefox. 11:23
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lizmat weekly: 5ab5traction5.bearblog.dev/introdu...e-wranger/ 12:27
notable6 lizmat, Noted! (weekly)
disbot4 <melezhik.> wayland: oh, thatā€™s great , thanks šŸ™ a lot . Funny enough ā€œCompared to RakuDistā€ - Rakydist is a tool I created back then and was based on Sparrow, so I tricked AI making it think these are different products. I am reading this right now , but my first impression it surprisingly accurate and insightful information baked by artificial brain šŸ§  haha šŸ˜† 13:34
<melezhik.> So I would say itā€™s 70% accurate , however why AI missed sparky bit which would cover parallelism and distributed jobs 13:40
<jubilatious1_98524> @arkiuat ` ~$ raku -e 'my $string = "old string"; tr/dol/wne/.put given $string; # OUTPUT: Ā«new stringā¤Ā»' 15:19
<jubilatious1_98524> m: my $string = "old string"; tr/dol/wne/.put given $string; 15:20
<Raku eval> new string
lizmat m: say "old string".trans("dol" =>"wne") 15:21
camelia new string
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arkiuat yeah, all that old string new string stuff was just trying to figure out which ACCEPTS method is called by ~~ when a tr/// is to the right of it. 15:37
librasteve helped me figured it's the ACCEPTS method from class Code
s/figured/figure out/ 15:38
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disbot4 <antononcube> weekly: youtu.be/3ux-JA74eug 23:06
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