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2025-11-01T10:09:13Z #raku <librasteve_> wayland: I have had a few further thoughts about keycaps and I would like to propose the following <§ ± ⚛️ ♎️ ♓️ ∅ ∞ £ € ①>  … these are used by App::Crag (there are ascii alternatives as I mentioned, but I just realised that having keycaps would be a lot more fun) … libra is used for Physics::Measure and pisces for Physics::Navigation btw

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raku -e 'my @a = <a b c d>; for @a.kv -> $k,$v { say @a[ 0..^$k], @a[$k], @a[$k+1..*] };'

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2025-10-28T09:57:48Z #raku <wayland76> ds7832 Interesting!  I can see why the Neo is popular (and I usually can't see why a layout is popular).  My main board is currently on a Moonlander, and I've gone QWERTY-like, but with extra layers.  One of the things I've done is that matching punctuation (eg. parentheses) is in the same place on opposite hands; left opens, right closes.  

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old=2024.01 say reduce (* * *), 10

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"(⫷^Ͼ楽Ͽ^⫸)".comb.map: *.uninames.say;

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"{".uninames.say

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my %a; %a｛"a"｝= 3; dd %a;

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my %a; %a            .{"a"}= 3; dd %a;