Don’t know, and to be frank I don’t feel so strongly about it either. I use perl because it’s the language I happened to become fluent in some twenty years ago, and nowadays when I want to put together a simple utility script in python I usually just say “meh, fuckit” after ten minutes and finish it in perl instead.
99% of my code is in perl. My local power source is 100% hydroelectric. I therefore choose to believe that nuclear energy would result in my code quality improving.
No. Nothing good can ever come from increasing activity there.
NaN: A fire extinguisher
I’ll let Randall Munroe decide that himself, considering the fact that he provides URLs for hotlinking below the comics
I raise you this: https://imgs.xkcd.com/comics/lisp_cycles.png
I for one really do not care whether it’s called Parmesan or Parmigiano Regiano. Good cheese is good cheese.
Top right one is also published as “Learning Perl”.
On a serious note, I’m primarily a perl guy, and Learning Perl is one of my favorite books.
From the article, it seems more like a capacitor than an actual battery. While it would still have its uses, such as smoothing out surges and dips in power demand, you won’t see anything powered by these any tume soon.
Plus I’m curious as to the energy density. High energy density capacitors can already be made via other cheap materials.
It is my firm opinion that void* should be named “disappointer”
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Nine women can create a baby in 1 month.
“Git is to github what porn is to pornhub”