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I'm interested in hard problems.
Recently, I've started thinking a lot about what CP6AN might look like.
Class::MOP and the Perl 6 Metamodel make me more excited than I'd like to admit.
Also expect occasional wordy technology-related rantings.
- Me on CPAN [cpan.org]
- Me on Perlmonks [perlmonks.org]
| Journal Entry | Date |
|---|---|
| MMU Announced [News from an Alternate Timeline] | 2007.07.24 20:26 |
| Concurrency and assumptions | 2007.02.19 21:59 |
| Perfection can only be approximated | 2007.01.31 23:02 |
| Bad reasons you should learn C. | 2006.11.29 21:21 |
| When read-only isn't | 2006.11.01 15:38 |
| Side-effects create dependencies | 2006.10.26 16:08 |
| The False Dichotomy of Content vs. Presentation | 2006.10.19 15:22 |
| Sobering | 2006.10.11 14:26 |
| A license (clause) to kill | 2006.10.10 14:05 |
| OT: MarkovSpammer™ | 2006.10.09 15:33 |
| Which win32 perl flavor? | 2006.10.06 9:06 |
| OT: I <3 NJ | 2006.10.03 11:53 |
| Testing Installed Modules: Opening a Can of Worms | 2006.09.16 13:53 |
| OT: Law is not Code | 2006.09.12 17:29 |
| Traits Paper Moved | 2006.08.13 22:16 |
| No, wait! I come in peace! | 2006.08.06 21:23 |
| A CPAN Revolution | 2006.08.05 10:03 |
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