Re^15: The current state of Perl 6

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in thread The current state of Perl6

But how many projects have you worked on where the spec evolves towards infinity without a stop? What happens to such projects?

That sounds like $WORK. Being an agile company in a highly volatile market means our specs change every day, following consumer demand. Code that was written a year ago, is thrown away today because it's no longer relevant.

Oh, and we have a yearly revenue that needs 10 digits before the decimal period, when expressed in US dollars.

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Re^16: The current state of Perl 6 by Your Mother (Archbishop) on Apr 26, 2010 at 16:59 UTC
A company using agile dev methods making tens of billions of US dollars a year? `[citation required]` Not to be a jerk but because I'm very curious to know the answer if it's true.	[reply] [d/l]

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