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Parrot should just be abandoned, MoarVM is the way to go.

Rakudo MoarVM is the real Perl6, and it's almost all green.

That message is from 2012.

Fingerprints are your username, not your password. Apple should really know better.

There seems to be a lot of hostility from both sides now.

"Are the Yankees the best team in baseball? We used to think so."

One aspect of this many seem to forget is HTTP as a backend protocol, you will have to set up certificates and keep them up to date there too.

For this to work we need free certificates. Many still keep referring to StartSSL, but there you just pay double later on in revocation fees. https://www.startssl.com/?app=43

That's simple, they just won't, browsers will only support HTTP/2 over TLS, so proxies are effectively dead.

When was the last time a COBOL project has generated as much buzz as Perl's Mojolicious has just yesterday? https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=8095574

My favourite IRC client is built with Mojolicious! http://convos.by/

There was a kickstarter, but not enough backers for the subsetting tool stretch goal. https://www.kickstarter.com/projects/232193852/font-awesome-...

Yes, it does. And it is quite obvious if you compare the grammar to the regular expression.

Of course it does, if that regular expression matches we have a valid URI. It's silly what gets downvoted on HN these days.

You do realize that RFC 3986 actually contains an official regular expression, right? http://tools.ietf.org/html/rfc3986#appendix-B

And now Comcast is planning data limits for all customers, what conincidence. http://money.cnn.com/2014/05/15/technology/comcast-data-limi...

Here are the release notes. http://docs.mongodb.org/master/release-notes/2.6/

By that logic Erlang should be winning, but it's really just "worse is better" at work.

Interesting tidbit, MoarVM reuses libuv, the core of Node.js. The whole design seems very goal oriented, yet has all the features you'd expect from a modern VM, from Unicode to threads. Looks promising.

Is it just me or does the TIOBE Index get more ridiculous every month? Transact-SQL and F# above Ruby?

There's Bitcoin laundering. https://en.bitcoin.it/wiki/Mixing_service

Who wants to buy a bridge?

Hide as much information as possible to avoid class action lawsuits?

The big questions now, what does this mean for BTC prices and which exchanges can still be trusted? Perhaps a good time to invest after the inevitable collapse tomorrow.

Wow, watching this thing unfold is like watching a train wreck in slow motion.

Clearly a hoax or an inside job, nobody loses that much money without noticing, this might go down in history as the Gox scheme.

The Stasi has done the exact same thing, it's called "Zersetzung". http://www.ddr-wissen.de/wiki/ddr.pl?MfS-Richtlinie_1-76

Or maybe perl backend examples?

JavaScript is bound to win the web, you just can't compete with a language that's in every browser. But it's a little puzzling to me how Python has managed to establish this devastating dominance over scientific computing.

Coincidentally Ruby and JRuby have not been accepted into GSOC this year. http://www.google-melange.com/gsoc/org/list/public/google/gs...

Just yesterday Perl has once again been declared dead on Hacker News, and here we have it happily strutting along in a keynote about a bleeding edge topic. :)