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Issue #450 - 2020-03-09 - German Perl/Raku Workshop - 2020
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Hi there Last week belonged to German Perl/Raku Workshop - 2020. Luckily there were regular updates on Twitter. Did you notice the change in name? Raku has been added to make it explicit that Perl and Raku both get equal exposure. I am confident we would see flood of event reports by regulars soon. How can I forget to mention that Curtis Poe who gave keynote presentation through video conferencing about Cor. Well if you don't know what is Cor, then please checkout earlier editiion of PerlWeekly newsletter Last but not the least, COVID-19, these days everybody is talking about it. Curtis Poe wrote an interesting blog about Coronavirus Fake News. Stay safe and enjoy reading the newsletter Mohammad Sajid Anwar |
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Announcements
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by Stuart Mackintosh The Perl Foundation is supporting the creation of a Community Affairs Team known as the CAT. |
Articles
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by Thomas Klausner (DOMM) If we want to attract new people to Perl conferences (and thus Perl), we must make conferences more beginner-friendly. |
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by Enkidu As we take another lap around the k-Means race trace, the Porsche 914-2 and Volvo 142E are still neck and neck. This time we'll try a straight-forward normalisation that linearly scales all values to the range [0,1] and see if they still end up in the same cluster. |
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by Arne Sommer Arne shared how to deal with a very large intervals. You will be surprised by the power of Raku. |
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by E. Choroba (CHOROBA) Choroba nailed the Merge Intervals task thoroughly. You have to checkout his solution to see it yourself. |
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by Javier Luque Javier didn't use brute force to solve Merge Intervals task. A very clean solution. |
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by Laurent Rosenfeld Laurent shared the power of Raku when solving Noble number task. |
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by Luca Ferrari Luca used the power of Range class to solve the Merge Intervals. Looks very clean solution. |
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Rakudo
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Weekly collections
The corner of Gabor
A couple of entries sneaked in by Gabor.
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by Gabor Szabo (SZABGAB) Many companies are looking for 'Test Automation Engineers' or 'QA Automation engineers' or just 'Automation engineers'. In this post I tried to give you some insight to what you need in order to become one. |
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Events
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33 acres of landscaped gardens. 45,000 square feet of on-park retail space. More than 10,000 fun, engaging, like-minded people. It is Utopia? The Garden of Eden? No???it???s where your new office is located, but only if you read on! |
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For nearly 16 years, our client has been helping people in the UK and the US find their perfect flatmate. Think of all the things that are better with two: seesaws, the tango, splitting the bills???need we go on? If you???re a Perl developer who has experience with other languages like Gearman, Memcached, Sphinx, and MySQL, and agree that two heads are better than one, then this might be for you! |
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This organization is one of the world???s leading developers of medical diagnostic technologies and clinical software. They believe in security, wellness, and the importance of driving innovation to deliver patient benefit. You won???t be in a white coat, but it???s better than that???your work will be used by the NHS, research labs, and healthcare providers worldwide. |
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Junior developers???are you eager to leave the bunny hill behind but not quite ready for a double black diamond? Then slip on your ski boots and prepare to slalom, because we have an exciting opportunity for you! |
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Perl positions are open at several levels, so whether you???re just starting out with 1-2 years of experience or a seasoned pro with a few decades under your belt, they want to hear from you. Grab a microphone, a megaphone, or shoot us an email, but whatever you do, don???t let this chance to make your mark pass you by. |
