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I'd like to point out that you're no more disadvantaged than anyone else in that case.

I'd have suggested .eval for $( $*IN.slurp );, but every time Rakudo encounters an EOF on stdin it bails, so it only works once and Rakudo exits at the bottom of the first loop. http://try.rakudo.org/ accepts multiline input. As seen above, Perl 6 one-liners can be very potent. I don't usually worry about it. Search for 'blackjack golf' and you'll find a  a 3-round game of blackjack in ~300 characters.

Also, the parser gets confused too much, even with well-formed/not ambiguous statements.
This comes up here and there, but it's rare. Most of it has to do with unimplemented features, but there are a few areas where the parse comes out wrong.