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@@ -250,13 +250,5 @@ method norm ('row-sum')
This is shorter and clearer, and you'll get better feedback from the compiler
as well. I https://github.com/pierre-vigier/Perl6-Math-Matrix/pull/49[submitted
a pull request on the GitHub repository] in an attempt to improve this, which
-got merged as well!
-
-Additionally, the module contains a `gist`, as it should. However, the default
-behaviour of `gist` in Pelr 6 limits the number of elements it returns. To work
-around this without breaking the expected behaviour of `gist`, a `full` method
-was added. I personally think it would be cleaner to instead add a `gist` multi
-method that allows `:full` to be set, ie `$m.gist(:full)`. This allows people
-to continue to use the `gist` method as expected, and simply add a single
-argument to enable the large output, instead of calling a different method
-altogether.
+got merged! The speaker was not aware it could be done this easy, so I'm proud
+I got to teach him something right after he did his presentation.