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User shares AI and Perl experience, referencing Copernicus Programme

The user is sharing an experience related to Perl and AI, drawing parallels to the Copernicus Programme and the reasons behind certain choices and drifts in technology. The discussion appears to be within the context of the Mastodon social network and references a blog post from Lovergine.com. AI

RANK_REASON This is a personal anecdote shared on a social media platform, lacking broader industry significance or factual claims suitable for other buckets.

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User shares AI and Perl experience, referencing Copernicus Programme

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    @ jmac Yep, this is my similar experience with # perl and # ai https:// lovergine.com/sm-tools-coperni cus-foss-and-the-reasons-of-inevitable-choices-and-drifts

    @ jmac Yep, this is my similar experience with # perl and # ai https:// lovergine.com/sm-tools-coperni cus-foss-and-the-reasons-of-inevitable-choices-and-drifts.html