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seeing languages like #javascript and #php have complicated problems with type comparisons makes me think that perhaps #perl got it right by having one set of operators for numeric comparison (<,==,>,<=> etc.) and another for string comparison (lt,eq,gt,cmp etc.)
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2025-01-19 13:31:08Event JSON
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"content": "seeing languages like #javascript and #php have complicated problems with type comparisons makes me think that perhaps #perl got it right by having one set of operators for numeric comparison (\u003c,==,\u003e,\u003c=\u003e etc.) and another for string comparison (lt,eq,gt,cmp etc.)",
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