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perl.com: The State of the Onion
Topic: Perl Programming 1:35 am EDT, Aug 22, 2004

The number 8 and the number 2. Laziness. Xscreensaver. ADHD and spontaneity. The many forms of Rorschach. Symmetry and sexual hang-ups. Freudian repression and expression. Asperger and initiative of others. Mutations and complications. Limited views. Dreams, no dreams, and morphine. Empathy for screensavers. Limited logical inferences per second. Tubes and pipes revisited. Tentacles, molting and emerging. Cycles and metamorphosis. Social grouping signals. Forks. Programable fashion. History handling. The best state handling money can buy. Life's iterated algorithms. Presentation continuity and forum. Passing surgery ahead. Tribes that hunt you down or make you explode. The next hundred years worth of predictions. Community, thank you.

I had not realized how much hell Larry had gone through recently. I am confident Perl's best days remain ahead, and I hope the same goes for Larry.

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