Re^2: I mostly learned to cook from:

...same here. And so far, I've survived &mdash maybe due to a good testing framework :)

For me, cooking is kinda like programming in Perl. I use my imagination and experience to choose appropriate ingredients, and make an educated guess at how to combine them. Then I optimise a little until I end up with something that pleases my taste. Just like in Perl, there's always enough room for variation, so it never gets boring...

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Re^3: I mostly learned to cook from: by zentara (Cardinal) on Jun 22, 2007 at 12:01 UTC
*cooking is kinda like programming in Perl* I use the same method here. I must tell everyone though of my newest discovery...... the Scanpan. which comes from Denmark ( SCANdanavian PAN ?). Anyways, it is a space age titanium-ceramic non-stick cookware, that is fantastic. Deals can be had at amazon.com or ebay. I can't tell you how tasty the onion-egg-cheese omlets are, when cooked in one. Continuing the analogy, I hope Perl6 is to Perl5, as Scanpan is to Teflon. I'm not really a human, but I play one on earth. Cogito ergo sum a bum	[reply]

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Re^3: I mostly learned to cook from:
by zentara (Cardinal) on Jun 22, 2007 at 12:01 UTC

cooking is kinda like programming in Perl

I use the same method here.

I must tell everyone though of my newest discovery...... the Scanpan. which comes from Denmark ( SCANdanavian PAN ?). Anyways, it is a space age titanium-ceramic non-stick cookware, that is fantastic. Deals can be had at amazon.com or ebay.

I can't tell you how tasty the onion-egg-cheese omlets are, when cooked in one.

Continuing the analogy, I hope Perl6 is to Perl5, as Scanpan is to Teflon.

I'm not really a human, but I play one on earth. Cogito ergo sum a bum

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