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dd (nextcallee() for ^*)[^3]; has the same problem :/
dd 4.List;  dd 4.Capture;
dd print => 1
dd :(Int $a)
dd still do :)
dd < 2💩+5i >
dd prints the output, it doesn't return it
dd (^10 .permutations)[999_999] runs in 4.7 seconds for me
dd if=/dev/zero of=/var/db/swap0 bs=1M count=1024 ; mkswap /var/db/swap0; swapon /var/db/swap0
dd doesn't give you pretty whitespace, though
dd [$_, $s.channels] for |$s.channels.List; gives the same result.
dd ??
dd ((1=>2)).Set
dd @twodim[0,1;1] – it's probably OK in cases like this one
dd will be executed at runtime, trait are compile time x)
dd "\n\n\n".lines;    # ("", "", "").Seq
dd 'a'.IO.lines;      # ("", "").Seq
dd seems to have lost the variable name
dd is like .perl but...?
dd is the tiny data dumper, so tiny, we left off the tiny
dd $*REPO.^methods
dd [ $tempfile, $/.chars ]; # should not be: Array $var = $["**********", 0]
dd wants an argument, so you can't use an infix there
dd my $i = 42
dd returns Nil?
dd (1,)
dd (2, 4, 6, 8).map({; $^k => $^v });   # alternative
dd should probably check if there's a .VAR available
dd has landed   :-)
dd -MM - yyyy , reads like that. 20 - 12 - 2012
dd you do it all today?
dd if=/dev/from of=/dev/to bs=2m
dd if=/dev/cdrom of=/dev/hda1
dd if=/dev/rdisk1 of=/dev/disk0s3 <-- whole of second disk to 3rd partition of first disk
dd if=/dev/cdrom of=/dev/hda2
dd if=/dev/zero of=/dev/md0 seemed to help it out
dd class JunctionAny is Junction { }; (JunctionAny.new((1,2,3),:type<any>)).WHAT