2021.01.11 in #495Perl Weekly Challenge 95.
Luis shows his creative side and shared few fun bits. It makes reading his blog such fun.
2021.01.18 in #496Perl Weekly Challenge 96
Luis seems to follow the philosophy "Don't re-invent the wheel". I highly recommend the use of CPAN as much as possible.
2021.06.15 in #517Perl Weekly Challenge 117
Luis showed the power of recursive functions when dealing with Find Possible Paths task. Nice and easy to follow, thanks.
2021.07.07 in #520Perl Weekly Challenge 120
For me, the highlight was the one-liner Perl solution to the Clock Angle task. Cool solution.
2021.07.12 in #521Perl Weekly Challenge 121
Luis went beyond what was asked in the The Travelling Salesman task and gave us lots of extra goodies. You don't want to miss out.
2021.07.27 in #523Perl Weekly Challenge 123
Luis showed his PDL knowledge and shared how he used PDL to solve the Square Points task. Thanks for sharing.
2021.08.02 in #524Perl Weekly Challenge 124
Interesting use of PDL for task #1. I love it when code gets re-used. It shows it is not forgotten. Good use of existing code.
2021.08.10 in #525Perl Weekly Challenge 125
I love the frank discussion of the task in this blog post. It touches on the edge cases as well.
2021.08.20 in #526Perl Weekly Challenge 126
Once again Luis shows the power of PDL while dealing with the Minesweeper Game. Thanks for sharing.
2021.08.23 in #527Perl Weekly Challenge 127
Great demonstration of PDL. It is always a pleasure to see the use of PDL. Keep it up.
2021.08.30 in #528Perl Weekly Challenge 128
The best part of Luis' blog post is the use of PDL. Cool promotion of PDL. Thanks for sharing.
2021.09.06 in #529Perl Weekly Challenge 129
Full credit goes to Luis for the extra efforts he put in building tree structure. I admire his hard work.
2021.09.15 in #530Perl Weekly Challenge 130
For the first task, Luis, used YAML for his tree representation. It made the search really fun.
2021.09.21 in #531Perl Weekly Challenge 131
Luis shared simple and easy to follow solutions. Keep up the great work.
2021.09.28 in #532Perl Weekly Challenge 132
I like the fact that Luis make cools assumption and solves the task. I loved his analysis as always.
2021.10.06 in #533Perl Weekly Challenge 133
Luis is back with his one-liner to solve the Integer Square Root task. Also a Smith Number task solution covering multiple bases. Thanks for sharing the knowledge.
2021.10.11 in #534Perl Weekly Challenge 134
Luis impressive one-liner is not to be missed - showing the power of CPAN.
2021.10.20 in #535Perl Weekly Challenge 135
Luis didn't disappoint either this week as he continued to show his one-liner skill. Thank you.
2021.10.25 in #536Perl Weekly Challenge 136
Luis' one-liner is becoming a trend now. I am loving it as well. Keep it up great work.
2021.11 in #539Perl benchmark
A follow-up on a benchmark that appeared in the Rakudo Weekly News newsletter on September 27 comparing C to Perl and Raku among many other languages. Though Perl turned out to be much slower than C, using PDL the difference becomes much smaller and by turning on a switch, it can actually become faster!
2021.11.02 in #537Perl Weekly Challenge 137
I really like Luis' one-liner. It is so much fun to decode the code. Even the Lychrel number was turned into a one-liner. Great. Thanks for sharing.
2021.11.09 in #538Perl Weekly Challenge 138
Luis' blog's main attraction for me is the Perl one liners. It is not always easy to read but I like to challenge myself at times. Keep it up great work.
2021.11.16 in #539Perl Weekly Challenge: 139
Luis came up with a one-liner again to deal with JortSort task. Thank you sharing these solutions with us.
2021.11.23 in #540Perl Weekly Challenge 140
Luis showing off his PDL knowledge. It is always a pleasure to see so many different ways to solve a task. Thank you for your contributions.
2021.11.29 in #541Perl Weekly Challenge 141
Great example of PDL::NiceSlice. I will have a closer look later. Very impressive. Keep it up; great work.
2021.12.09 in #542Perl Weekly Challenge 142
Luis detailed analysis of the Sleep Sort task is highly recommended. Thank you Luis.
2021.12.13 in #543Perl Weekly Challenge 143
Great example showing the power of regexes and one liners in Perl. Thanks for sharing your knowledge with us.
2021.12.22 in #544Perl Weekly Challenge 144
Really cool demo of a one-liner showing the use of PDL. Keep it up; great work.
2021.12.27 in #545Perl Weekly Challenge 145
Luis sharing the power of PDL with a one-liner. You don't want to miss it.
2022.01.03 in #546Perl Weekly Challenge 146
Very impressive one-liner solution in Perl by Luis. Thanks for sharing your knowledge.
2022.01.10 in #547Perl Weekly Challenge 147
As always, Luis is sharing compact PDL solutions. You must check it out.
2022.01.17 in #548Perl Weekly Challenge 148
The Cardano Triplets solution as a one-liner in Perl is really cool. Amazing work, keep it up.
2022.01.24 in #549Perl Weekly Challenge 149
Luis has mastered one-liners in PDL week after week. Nice promotion of PDL. You don't want to miss it.
2022.01.31 in #550Perl Weekly Challenge 150
Luis is a master of one-liners. This week we got another masterpiece. Thank you.
2022.02.28 in #554Perl Weekly Challenge 154
Luis is known for his one-liners in Perl using CPAN modules. The end result is short and compact. Well done.
2022.03.07 in #555Perl Weekly Challenge 155
Luis' one-liner is the main attraction every week. Thank you for sharing the knowledge.
2022.03.14 in #556Perl Weekly Challenge 156
Luis surprised all of us with his one-liner in Raku. I wonder why he didn't share the code as solution. Well done.
2022.03.21 in #557Perl Weekly Challenge 157
Luis is a master of one-liners, and came up with a Perl one-liner to solve the Pythagorean Means problem.
2022.03.28 in #558Perl Weekly Challenge 158
Luis once again came up with a great one-liner in Perl. Thanks for sharing.
2022.04.05 in #559Perl Weekly Challenge 159
A complex one-liner in Perl as always. Thanks for your support and contributions.
2022.04.11 in #560Perl Weekly Challenge 160
Luis took the challenge to another level, and you should definitely have a look at his solution! Thank you for your contributions.
2022.04.18 in #561Perl Weekly Challenge 161
I am totally blown away by the Perl solution to the task 'Pangrams'. How did you manage to come up with such complex logic. Well done.
2022.04.25 in #562Perl Weekly Challenge 162
Luis one-liner in Perl is really cool as always. Thanks for your contributions.
2022.05.02 in #563Perl Weekly Challenge 163
Nice promotion of PDL and the end result is classic one-liner. Thanks for your contributions.
2022.05.12 in #564Perl Weekly Challenge 164
Luis consistent one-liner in Perl is the highlight every week. Thank you for sharing the knowledge.
2022.05.25 in #566Perl Weekly Challenge 166
This week task was the ideal use case for Luis one-liner and he didn't miss it either. Well done.
2022.06.06 in #568Perl Weekly Challenge 168
Luis one-liner in Perl is very special as always. The use of CPAN module makes it even fun. Well done and keep it up.
2022.06.13 in #569Perl Weekly Challenge 169
Master of one-liner with cool use of CPAN module. Thanks for sharing the knowledge with us.
2022.06.20 in #570Perl Weekly Challenge 170
Luis, being PDL fan, we get another show of clever use of PDL. Keep it up great work.
2022.06.27 in #571Perl Weekly Challenge 171
Being PDL fan, we received one-liner for the task Abundant Numbers. Thanks for sharing.
2022.08.15 in #578Perl Weekly Challenge 178
Luis one-liner in Perl is always the highlight for me. I am a big fan of his one-liner. Thanks for sharing.
2022.08.29 in #580Perl Weekly Challenge 180
With the use CPAN module, List::MoreUtils, the Perl one-liner solution looks really crispy. Well done.
2022.09.05 in #581Perl Weekly Challenge 181
Luis should be declare the master of Perl one-liner. Every week we see cool one-liner. Keep it up great work.
2023.07.03 in #624Perl Weekly Challenge 224
Perl one-liner expert is on the case again and we got cool solutions in the end. Brilliant work.
2023.07.09 in #625Perl Weekly Challenge 225
Playing on hime turf is so fun. Our in-house one-liner expert came up with another magical solution. Well done.