Nice fun talk tonight! Are the slides posted someplace? I missed the
randomness/geiger counter part and would like to at least check out the slides.
I bought a cheapo web cam from microcenter a while back to do my own lavarand,
which I haven't gotten around to yet. Maybe seeing someone else's
Some months ago we discussed experimenting with a different day to gauge the
effects of the present schedule on attendance.How about we use November as an
experiment to this end? How about the second Thursday instead of
Tuesday?(selfishly suggested since Thursdays are good for me)
>Date: Tue,
In addition to my full time job I do some consulting about 10-15 hours a
week.Up until now I have been using a local staffing agency to handle the
billing for me. The set up is that I make the arrangements, negotiate my rate,
and then the clientworks with the agency to handle the billing
that needed replacing...)
On Sat, Nov 1, 2014 at 10:36 PM, Adam Russell ac.russ...@live.com wrote:
I was experimenting with some code, jogging my memory of linked lists.
The approach I took was to define a package LinkedListNode and then a
package LinkedList.
My idea is that my LinkedList
class has or inherits book level methods.
ymmv
Greg
On Sun, November 2, 2014 12:03 am, Adam Russell wrote:
I would rather have a book have pagesthan just have pages. Perhaps
The approach I took was to define a package LinkedListNode and then a
package LinkedList. My idea is that my
Greg did produce a nice analogy, but for some other situation than which I
asked.Once again, I am not suggesting that page be a superclass of book. I am
suggesting that book be composed of pages.This is the classic OO composition
pattern if I am not mistaken. If I am mistaken please do correct
:08 AM, Adam Russell ac.russ...@live.com wrote:
My question arose because it seems that Perl's built in OO system allows you
to do has-a but only asa slight twist on is-a. Or may be not. Has there
been an answer to that yet? If so, I didn't see it.
I touched on this. Since Perl is Duck
To: ac.russ...@live.com
CC: boston-pm@mail.pm.org
On Sun, Nov 2, 2014 at 12:11 PM, Adam Russell ac.russ...@live.com wrote:
I approached this purely from an OO design perspective without regard to the
language much less the implementation.
I *do* recommend learning true OO style in a pure-OO
I was experimenting with some code, jogging my memory of linked lists.
The approach I took was to define a package LinkedListNode and then a
package LinkedList.
My idea is that my LinkedList package is a wrapper around the head node
which would also define
some useful methods such as
I am interested in doing what (I think may be) some simple audio
processing with perl.
I currently know essentially nothing about dealing with audio data.
So, can anyone recommend an introduction or tutorial on audio processing?
Extra nice if it were perl centric , of course.
I record a radio
On 11/21/2013 17:31, Adam Russell wrote:
/ So, can anyone recommend an introduction or tutorial on audio processing?
// Extra nice if it were perl centric , of course.
/
i really don't know the state of audio programming in perl. in my
experience, you do different things with audio data than
Date: Thu, 25 Jul 2013 20:25:38 -0400From: David Larochelle
da...@larochelle.nameTo: john saylor js0...@gmail.comCc: Boston Perl
Mongers boston...@pm.orgSubject: Re: [Boston.pm] Perl community The Rising
Costs of Aging PerlersMessage-ID:
I am trying to make Perl code look good in print.
I have tried perltidy and it doesn't really seem to do the simple thing that I
want.
I guess I just want to pretty print more than completely reformat the code in
ways other than I originally wrote it. That is, I don't care about if there is
a
On Fri, Apr 5, 2013 at 8:22 PM, Jerrad Pierce belg4...@pthbb.org wrote:
at each level of recursion. What seems to be the case though is that when
we start going bac
up the stack that memory doesn't seem to be released at each pop. If, say,
at max depth
500mb of ram has been allocated I
I am currently in the midst of implementing a fairly non-trivial recursive
algorithm in Perl. The depth of the recursion is quite large, so much so that I
have set no warning recursion which warns with a depth over 100. This seems
pretty small to me! If the default is to warn at a depth of 100
Date: Fri, 05 Apr 2013 20:23:30 -0400
From: Uri Guttman u...@stemsystems.com
To: boston-pm@mail.pm.org
Subject: Re: [Boston.pm] Perl and recursion
Message-ID: 515f6b02.70...@stemsystems.com
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On 04/05/2013 08:13 PM, Adam Russell wrote:
I
at each level of recursion. What seems to be the case though is that when we
start going bac
up the stack that memory doesn't seem to be released at each pop. If, say,
at max depth
500mb of ram has been allocated I don't see that released at any point
except for when
perl exits and then
The building my office is in (One Constitution Center (OCC) in Charlestown) has
a new tenant named Northern Light.The last time I heard of these people was
back during the .com boom days. They had an internet search engine which, if
I recall correctlywas implemented in Perl. I am a little
From: ac.russ...@live.com
To: boston-pm@mail.pm.org
Subject: anyone experienced with UML::Sequence (or similar) ?
Date: Sat, 4 Aug 2012 16:52:49 -0400
Does anyone here have experience using the module UML::Sequence?I am trying
to make a calling sequence diagram for a module without having
Date: Wed, 30 May 2012 22:36:55 -0400
From: Bill Ricker bill.n1...@gmail.com
To: Boston Perl Mongers boston...@pm.org, Boston Perl Mongers
(announce) boston-pm-annou...@pm.org
Subject: [Boston.pm] June meeting(s) question ?
Message-ID:
I had expressed interest as well so there's four for you.
Best Regards,
Adam
On Apr 28, 2012, at 3:00 PM, boston-pm-requ...@mail.pm.org
1. Fwd: [pm_groups] Bulk Orders (of Modern Perl) fo
Date: Fri, 27 Apr 2012 20:13:33 -0400
From: Federico Lucifredi flucifr...@acm.org
To: Boston Perl
I mentioned this GUI Builder at this evening's meeting.
http://spectcl.sourceforge.net/spectcl.html targets several languages including
Perl.
This is not a particularly feature rich tool and it hasn't been updated
in a long time it seems. For me the main value I got from is it that it helped
I have some data represented in a Graph(http://cpan.uwinnipeg.ca/dist/Graph).
I would like to, say, create a GD image of the nodes and edges of the Graph.
Unfortunately, the data has no attribute which makes it easily assignable to
standard x/y space.
The word Graph means so many things in so
Date: Wed, 14 Jul 2010 13:54:33 -0500
Subject: Re: [Boston.pm] Boston-pm Digest, Vol 85, Issue 8
From: em...@greglondon.com
To: ac.russ...@live.com
CC: boston-pm@mail.pm.org
arus wrote:
Greg wrote:
Unfortuanately, no one has ported perl to android.
Incorrect.
There is a port to
Any plans for a summer perl mongers social?
Mitchell's sounds fine except for the ruby part, the noon part, and the davis
sq part. :)
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Any plans for a summer perl mongers social?
I will refer that to Uri, our Social Secretary President for Vice.
Mitchell's sounds fine except for the ruby part, the noon part, and
the davis sq part :)
Really !
Says something about the Ruby market if they're not busy ?
Indeed!
Here is a
bill.n1vux at gmail.com writes:
*...@perlfoundation http://twitter.com/perlfoundation* YAPC::NA 2011 call
for venue -
http://news.perlfoundation.org/2010/03/yapcna-2011-call-for-venue.html
if only UMass would hurry up with their Dormitory plans ...
As I mentioned on Tuesday night Umass
Hey,
I'm the guy that showed up late and than had to leave early...
I am curious if you discovered anything interesting in your
template comparison?
Did Text::Forge distinguish itself(either for good or bad)?
[snip]
We have no prepared speaker this month, although i think we have one
for next month (mvhub)
possibilities -
* round-robin lightning talks on what we've each discovered / tried / released
* powerpoint karaoke with YAPC decks from the web
* Advent Calendar 1900+$YY++
* Perl 5.10.1
Date: Mon, 7 Sep 2009 22:35:20 -0400
From: Bill Ricker bill.n1vux+r...@gmail.com
Subject: [Boston.pm] Tuesday, September 8, 2009,7:15 E51-376 Tech
Meeting - OSM
To: Boston PM Boston-pm@mail.pm.org,boston-pm-announce
boston-pm-annou...@mail.pm.org
Cc: Lars Ahlzen
I would be interested in a social meeting.
I suspect that most people, like me, have their august
weekends already booked
so I would suggest that this be kept to during the week.
If I may throw out a location idea I will note this
place
http://www.atlanticbeergarden.com/
This is off of the
How about a programming contest of some sort?
Announce a problem to the mailing list before the meeting.
1 book goes to the most obfuscated.
Another book goes to the shortest(perl golf-wise)
Another book goes to the *mumble*. You get the idea.
The meeting could be brief show tell's
of individual
Great Email! Thanks for the response. I think you said a lot of things
that I really needed to hear but didn't know to ask.
I whole heartedly agree with your statements on people skills.
Bjarne Stroustrup says similar things on social skill as well.
http://tinyurl.com/l2ru8z [points to slashdot
I am trying to help a friend find gainful employment.
To that end I have been helping him sift through job
listings.
I have noticed is that my understanding of job levels
is somewhat off. For example, I see job listings for a
senior developer with 5-7 years experience.
Architects and Principles
Bill Ricker
Wed, 06 May 2009 06:36:38 -0700
On Tue, May 5, 2009 at 11:37 PM, Uri Guttman u...@stemsystems.com
wrote:
if there is interest, i can lead an exploration (on the fly as i may not
have time to do it beforehand) and see what jewels we may discover. i do
know i want the perl -c
I have never been to one of these things. Are they worth it(in a fun
and informative way)?
Maybe some people on the list can state the pros and cons of going to
one of these?
--
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Date: Fri, 8 May 2009 08:12:26 -0400
The Gnaw talk got me thinking about how I solve many of my own
parsing problems. I have typically not gone the deep route of using
something like Parse::RecDescent because it seems like overkill from
what I typically do
and the files I typically parse are usually such an unpredictable mess
that
Uri Guttman wrote:
AR == Adam Russell rus20...@infolaunch.com writes:
AR The Gnaw talk got me thinking about how I solve many of my own
AR parsing problems. I have typically not gone the deep route of
AR using something like Parse::RecDescent because it seems like
AR
Among other things I am a part time grad. student at Umass Lowell.
I can arrange a campus visit the next time I have class. ha!
Seriously though, I will mention this to a few people that might be interested
and have the time.
Best Regards,
Adam
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