156: Perl and Regular Expressions
from Programming Throwdown Hosted by Patrick Wheeler and Jason Gauci
Join Patrick and Jason as they tackle their answers to these timely questions – plus an in-depth discussion on Perl in practice – with today’s episode of Programming Throwdown.
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Chapters
- 0:15 Exploring Open-Source LLMs
- 2:32 Internal Knowledge Discovery
- 5:09 AI and External Tools
- 9:20 AI Safety and the Open Letter
- 15:18 Historical Precedents for Banning Technology
- 17:16 The Arms Race of AI Detection
- 18:59 AI-Generated Video and Surrealism
- 20:56 Mental Models of Space
- 24:46 Robust Image Compression
- 28:22 Dig This Vegas
- 35:49 Corporate Performance and Competition
- 38:32 Fantasy Literature and Reading Habits
- 41:11 Tools for Productivity
- 44:40 The Remarkable 2 E-Ink Tablet
- 46:38 Gaming: Slay the Spire and Hearthstone
- 49:18 Perl vs. sed/awk
- 52:19 The evolution of code sharing
- 55:16 Perl in large-scale production
- 1:02:46 The Power of Regex in Refactoring
- 1:10:15 The Power of Regular Expressions
- 1:11:56 The Difficulty of Reading Regex
- 1:13:45 Closing Remarks
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