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good=2024.03 bad=2024.04 enum E (A => %(class => Array))

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releases enum E (A => %(class => Array))

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old=2024.08 say 1234.polymod(1)

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2025-02-17T16:29:24Z #raku <librasteve> melezhik: since you wrote the cookbook, I have read into sparrowdo some more - in fact it seems like I already rebuilt a chunk of sparrowdo features (remote install over SSH) in a couple of my modules - that will teach me to read more and hopefully write less - my next work in this area will be to clone https://github.com/librasteve/raku-CLI-Wordpress, but to implement for Cro - and for that I have pencilled in

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2025-02-15T22:28:00Z #moarvm <jnthn> MasterDuke It's not clear to me that any of the other algorithms mentioend there offer a significant performance win. I believe it's using a more modern (and faster) algorithm than was available when the Cryton paper was written to calculate the dominance.

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2024.12 use lib ‘data/all-modules/cpan/TIMOTIMO/JSON-Fast’; use JSON::Fast; from-json(Buf[uint8].new(123,34,195,132,34,58,32,34,111,110,101,34,44,32,34,65,204,136,34,58,32,34,116,119,111,34,125,10).decode("utf8-c8")).raku.say

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"use JSON::Fast;"

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use JSON::Fast;

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2024.12 use JSON::Fast; from-json(Buf[uint8].new(123,34,195,132,34,58,32,34,111,110,101,34,44,32,34,65,204,136,34,58,32,34,116,119,111,34,125,10).decode("utf8-c8")).raku.say