> At some point you stop being a passenger and start being cargo.
It’s much worse than that – FedEx would never treat cargo like that. If they took cargo further away from its destination than it started and then left it there for the customer to sort out, that would break so many SLAs …
One thing that fascinates me about Raku/Perl6 is how hard it leans into object-oriented programming at a moment when so many other new languages seem to be trending in a distinctly functional direction.
> On a good day this is nuanced yet clear and informative, on a bad day it is James Joyce.
If Raku's "bad day" is basically like "one of the most influential and important authors of the 20th century" (according to Wikipedia)… well, then, maybe I should check Raku out!
It’s much worse than that – FedEx would never treat cargo like that. If they took cargo further away from its destination than it started and then left it there for the customer to sort out, that would break so many SLAs …