• 2022.06.22 in #570 Perl weekly challenge #170
  Welcome to blogging and thanks for your first blog of the weekly challenge. Special attention to how you explained the fellow member's solution. Well done.
• 2022.06.28 in #571 PWC #171
  Nice write up about this week tasks. Plenty to keep you busy. Keep it up great work.
• 2022.07.08 in #572 PWC #172
  I loved how Steve explored the extreme cases. Always a pleasure to read task analysis. Highly recommended.
• 2022.07.12 in #573 PWC #173
  Stephen throwing in Julia together with Perl and Raku. It is always nice to see the different ways to solve a task. Keep it up great work.
• 2022.07.20 in #574 PWC #174
  Use of faster algorithm with the help of PDL::PP. Thanks for your contributions.
• 2022.07.25 in #575 PWC 175
  Are you serious? I find it hard to believe what I see. I have to check it again. I am impressed by the Last Sunday solution in Perl. Great work.
• 2022.08.01 in #576 PWC 176
  Cool one-liner in Raku is very impressive.
• 2022.08.08 in #577 PWC 177
  Thorough discussion of the second task is the highlight for me. Keep it up great work.
• 2022.08.17 in #578 PWC 178
  Mix of Raku and Perl seems fun mix along with the thorough discussion on the subject. Keep it up great work.
• 2022.08.24 in #579 PWC 179
  Short and concise blog sharing the internals for the weekly solutions. Thanks for sharing.
• 2022.08.29 in #580 PWC 180
  Glad to see the flavour of PDL in this week contributions. Thanks for sharing the knowledge.
• 2022.09.07 in #581 PWC 181
  Making good use of CPAN to solve the task. Smart move. Well done.
• 2022.09.14 in #582 PWC 182
  I just loved the one-liner in Perl, Raku and Julia. Thorough task analysis of Common Path task is worth checking out.
• 2022.09.19 in #583 PWC 183
  I am a big fan of PDL. Thanks for sharing code using PDL. Always fun reading your blog.
• 2022.09.27 in #584 PWC 184
  This week, we got compact one-liner in Perl. Well done.
• 2022.10.03 in #585 PWC185
  Fun one-liner in Perl for Mask Code task is not to be missed. Keep it up great work.
• 2022.10.11 in #586 PWC 186
  One line solution to Zip List task in Perl, Raku and Julia. Keep it up great work.
• 2022.10.21 in #587 PWC 187
  I love the commentary on fellow member's contribution in the blog post. Keep it up great work.
• 2022.10.24 in #588 PWC 188
  Just fall in love with Raku one-liner. Cool work, thanks for sharing.
• 2022.11.04 in #589 PWC 189
  Love watching Perl4 in use even today. Keep it up great work.
• 2022.11.12 in #590 PWC 190
  Bonus Julia solution for the task "Capital Detection". Enjoy if you are Julia fan.
• 2022.11.18 in #591 PWC 191
  Loved the honest approach and discuss the issues gives much clarity. Keep it up great work.
• 2022.11.24 in #592 PWC 192
  Loved the discussion of "Equal Distribution" task. Enjoy behind the scene story.
• 2022.11.28 in #593 PWC 193
  Nice one-liner in Perl and Raku by Stephen. For me the highlight was the discussion of task analysis. Keep it up great work.
• 2022.12.08 in #594 PWC 194
  Blog post showing the porting of Perl solution to Raku and Julia. Plenty to learn every week.
• 2022.12.14 in #595 PWC 195
  Raku one-liner is always the winner. Nice presentation as always. Thanks for your contributions.
• 2022.12.22 in #596 PWC 196
  Despite being holiday season, we still got creative post, thanks for your contributions.
• 2022.12.27 in #597 PWC 197
  Very impressive one-liner both in Perl and Raku. Nice work, keep it up.
• 2023.01.05 in #598 PWC 198
  The consistent contribution is the key factor. Thank you for your support.
• 2023.01.09 in #599 PWC 199
  Nice one-liners both in Perl and Raku. Well done and thanks for sharing.
• 2023.01.21 in #600 PWC 200
  I liked the various different approaches being used by all. Steve came up with simple string to solve the task. Nice one.

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