If you didn't mean to insult me, or at least if you wish to retract the insult, please feel free to say so and ignore the following. Thanks.

An obvious follow up is: can Jenda? (Another is, can carlosdelrey?)

Sounds like we need a "doing" challenge. Perhaps some programming problems that you, me, and carlosdelrey are to solve. I'm a slow programmer and I only programmed full time from 85 to 87 (using BCPL and 8086 assembler) so you should presumably both put me to shame.

Anyhow, I suggest the monastery collectively picks several (4?) very different problems and we see what happens. When would be a good time for you and carlos? I'm thinking a start date in September would be reasonable.

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In reply to Re^6: Rakudo Star (Perl 6 bundle) now supports MoarVM and JVM backends by raiph
in thread Rakudo Star (Perl 6 bundle) now supports MoarVM and JVM backends by raiph

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