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On Fri, Feb 8, 2013 at 11:17 AM, Jordan Adler wrote:
> Not sure what you mean by "linked lists" -- the traditional concept of that
> data structure doesn't really exist in Perl.
>
> Generally, though, I would recommend YAML for more human-readabl
On Wed, Jan 9, 2013 at 5:35 PM, Tom Metro wrote:
> Chris Devers wrote:
> > I'm bad about remembering to broadcast Bill's meeting announcements.
> > Maybe there's a better way to automate this, with, I dunno, a program
> > or something. Maybe?
>
> One way to do th
time I was able to make it out
to a Perl mongers meeting, but it was years ago at this point.
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re teaching *beginners* to do things this way?
Really?
Again??
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they should be. Others may have a higher tolerance for
this and just suggest taking a bus anyway.)
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what do WE win for also sitting through that??
A lifetime subscription to XKCD, or a prize of equivalent value.
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Ah, gotcha. (Shows how much I pay attention -- just enough to confuse, in
this case. If you have a resident parking sticker, that's free on the side
streets, this I'm sure of :-)
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If you can go, you should, this place is great. (I can't, unfortunately, but
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properly save buffers, preferences, etc:
`osascript -e 'tell application "iCal" to quit'`
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w much about it.
http://search.cpan.org/~KYOKI/Data-Plist-0.1/lib/Data/Plist.pm
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On Fri, Sep 11, 2009 at 2:40 PM, Chris Devers wrote:
>
> As Rob notes, a Page makes sense too -- more sense, perhaps -- but a
> Group was slightly simpler to stub out, so I went with that for now.
Done. Ugly, but done.
http://facebook.com/pages/Boston-Perl-Mongers/134089120681
Seems l
yourselves. We can all be admins
for all I care, it's just another means of publicizing the group.
As Rob notes, a Page makes sense too -- more sense, perhaps -- but a
Group was slightly simpler to stub out, so I went with that for now.
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Different resume; seems to be a decade or more older.
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On Thu, Mar 26, 2009 at 3:16 PM, rob levy wrote:
> If I remember correctly, in one of his songs he refer to Javascript, but no
> mention of Perl that I am aware of.
Of course not.
That would be telling, wouldn't it?
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"no".
They let you have Google, right?
http://www.perl.com/doc/manual/html/pod/perlfunc.html#Alphabetical_Listing_of_Perl_Fun
That also implies "no".
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tart rendering early), but no guarantees there.
Some possible ways out, maybe:
* break up the data into 100-row table chunks
* see if maybe pseudo-tables with CSS could work (???)
* skip the table and offer a CSV / XLS download link
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I'd like to know a little more about what's involved, but if it's just
doing a quick sanity check on incoming job posting requests, I don't
have a problem taking that role.
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I smell some buggy code cooking here :-)
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On Tue, 10 Jun 2008, Uri Guttman wrote:
> can any of you listen to instructions??! please NO POSTING of answers
> until after the talk.
Sorry, got your message after sending my suggestions.
In any case, I doubt I can make it tonight to begin with...
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dog, shark, mouse, elephant
List 3: elephant, dog
That is, "loops", I guess.
Seems like edge cases like that could make this non-determistic.
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f contexts -- but then cited as examples a
couple of diagnostics that are nearly useless in all contexts, like
"uptime", while leaving out others like, say, "fsck" or "ping".
Oh well, what can you do...
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Sorry if you got that more last one than once, I changed my mind
about cross-posting it but then, err, hit send before remembering to
delete the extraneous addresses.
Still though, it's funny stuff. Really.
*ahem*
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recognition.html
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=KyLqUf4cdwc
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mating it should be a
snap to do, even with just a simple shell script.
$ for f in *.html; do links -dump $f > ${f}.txt; done
Etc.
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hing else, that would also solve the ancillary problem of a
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Scheme for Windows, OSX, Linux,
etc. that would be good for kids to learn on.
Perl as a first language though seems like a risky idea though,
almost along the lines of that old (Knuth?) line about people who
learned on Basic being irrepairably dama
will not be made available, in spite of the advice to "go
forth and download". That bit was actually mistranslated from Australian
into English. Silly furriners. Sorry about any confusion.)
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On Tue, 26 Sep 2006, Federico Lucifredi wrote:
> Well, damian is always an event =)
>
> Now, Bill, where are those pictures ? ;-)
Is it possible to upload pictures to the wiki?
Or video? :-)
I can share, but lack the bandwidth to do so properly...
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pstream past Harvard to the finish line Herter Park. Alternately, if
this isn't your cuppa tea, you may wish to avoid the race route and
nearby areas (e.g. Harvard Square), as they'll probably be mobbed.
http://www.hocr.org/home/default.asp
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source files as PDF.
I'm not sure which of those would be easier, less labor intensive,
etc., but neither of them seems that hard to manage...
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ize that a proper database of
some kind -- even SQLite -- should be more robust & easy to manage in
the long run, you should be able to port your code to it without a total
rewrite.
Plan for growth. You'll be glad you did, someday.
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are good plugins that can be downloaded & installed. These pages give a
pretty good overview of SVG issues, including browser support:
http://www.carto.net/papers/svg/samples/
http://sdx.archivesdefrance.culture.gouv.fr/gpl/navimages/en/svgViewer.html
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nment
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On Mon, 17 Oct 2005, Ricker, William wrote:
> How far he wants to travel would seem to be a question for brian to
> answer, not for us.
Well, yes, but seeing as he isn't speaking up, *someone* should.
Who shall we nominate to be the honorary brian?
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> On Mon, Sep 26, 2005 at 12:48:08PM -0400, Ricker, William wrote:
> > Chris Devers was however obviously looking for this rather specific
> > elaboration of Santayana's, as it captures the inevitableness.
> >
> > [ &quo
g it, badly, but I can't quite find the witty
version I'm looking for (and, for that matter, I can't quite remember
the quote that I'm ripping off there, either...).
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> mastering regular expressions, 2nd edition by jeffrey friedl. updated
> to all the latest regex features and it covers more langs and tools
> that use them.
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ers there must be who live &/or work &/or go to school
across the river in Cambridge.
>From the web site, it looks to me more like a defunct MIT student group.
In any case, they seem to have last been active in 1999.
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Waitaminute, if we're going to meet at MIT, which is in Cambridge, then
do we need to set up some kind of arrangement with Cambridge.pm ?
<http://www.pm.org/groups/15.html>
<http://cambridge.pm.org/>
The contact is James Wm. Lewis <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>.
Heh.
have been updated since
February, but that may or may not mean anything -- after all, how often
does the Boston.pm site get updated? Even with the wiki, "not very."
There are contacts on their page, try starting there...
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On Fri, 8 Jul 2005, Uri Guttman wrote:
> i just got info about meeting at mit and it looks like we will be able
> to get a room there with no problems.
Great! Thank you for organizing this.
So, any idea how soon we could have another meeting?
It's been a while...
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was simultaneously Route 128 South and Interstate 93 North, hence
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call your neighborhood Fatty Arbuckle for all the post office cares.
Heh. Come to think of it, I might start calling my street that... :-)
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e possible without Javascript trickery, which
we've already ruled out as being unviable.
That or just don't allow page authors to put any old random crap into
the form like this :-)
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On Thu, 26 May 2005, Uri Guttman wrote:
> >>>>> "CD" == Chris Devers <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> writes:
>
> CD> Properly done, validation should happen on *both* sides,
> CD> but minimally it has to happen on your side.
>
> it doesn't ever hav
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that you're currently describing a
brittle format for maintaining lists of key/value pairs, but there's
lots of other ways to go about this.
> In other words, not terribly fun.
Thankfully, these calamities are easily preventable :-)
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> Any (non-void) pointers?
Nuts, does this rule me out... ? :-)
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On Fri, 1 Apr 2005, Ann Barcomb wrote:
> Well, I've booked my flight, and that's not until June...
> Does that count as proof?
...I retain my doubts :-)
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that's possible. I've heard of it, but I don't believe it.
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in Perl, you may then know how best to
proceed -- or you can just leave it in Python and go do more interesting
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np: 'If I Should Lose You'
by Ken Peplowski / Howard Alden
from 'Concord Duo Series, Vol.
en points to this anchor:
http://your.server/path/to/form#target
Or maybe, for a GET request, it might look like this:
http://your.server/path/to/form?any=args=here#target
When the URL loads, the browser will scroll to the #target.
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that way. If
you run it on OSX, you can go straight from this to a PDF file for free.
But this is way more overhead than html2ps; if you can live with the
screen grab just being an approximation of what the user sees, rather
than a perfect match, it's *much*
uot;you will lose badly (in bed)".
I've noticed that "in bed" isn't the only amusing fortune cookie suffix:
with a certain crowd, "using emacs" works almost as well:
you will lose badly (using emacs)
Sounds about right to me :-)
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> Food.pm ;-)
>
> http://www.boston.com/dining/globe_review/1101
Are you Advocating for this restaraunt then ?
Has the place been Certified ?
Do they offer a variety of Courses ?
Can we expect food fights if we all go there ? :-
On Thu, 3 Mar 2005, Greg London wrote:
> Chris Devers said:
> > Advocacy *doesn't* work well.
>
> > But beyond keeping sites like that prominent, there's not really a lot
> > that can be done, pragmatically speaking, that seems likely to help.
>
> This is the same
using the success of that to reflect well on Perl.
Adam's points are reasonable.
I don't see why he's being attacked for voicing them.
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But then, you can't invoke Godwin deliberately, can you?
Wasn't mentioning [implicitly, national] socialism close enough?
No?
Damn.
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ec/obidos/tg/detail/-/061906269X>
I thought it was a decent book, but it's the only database textbook I've
read, so I can't really say how it compares to others. You can at least
look over the Amazon recommendations though...
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Or something along those lines...
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onvenient to the T. We're not going to let a little snow stop us
from having a good time!
-- which had me thinking tomorrow was not out of the question.
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On Wed, 9 Feb 2005, Ricker, William wrote:
> Well, brian says that Cheesecake Factory (Cambridgeside Galleria) or
> No Name (South Boston / Seaport) work for him.
Tonight or tomorrow night?
I can make it tomorrow, but not tonight...
If tomorrow, I vote for Cheesecake Factory.
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opening yourself up to privacy complaints if random visitors can get to
other people's purchase records, especially if you have customers from
countries with credible privacy laws (e.g. U
e bit simpler, HTML::Template.
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HTTP/1.1 502 Bad Gateway
Date: Fri, 14 Jan 2005 16:10:02 GMT
Connection: close
Content-Type: text/html; charset=iso-8859-1
224.11 real 0.17 user 0.07 sys
$
But between getting that and hitting send, it seems to be back up ...
gle and got back a dozen or more
pages about the camera I mentioned.
If Randal has a proper SLR, that changes everything :-)
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els.
Is the lens any good?
It's this one, right?
<http://www.amazon.com/exec/obidos/tg/detail/-/B0001G6U5C>
It looks like just annother fancy point & shoot (albeit one that takes
images of unweildy size).
Maybe next time you can get a nice SLR instead... :-)
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MovableType fails the Open Source test.
Ahh, good point, I forgot about that.
That still leaves at least Bricolage & Slash though, and I know there
are several others (Mason, etc).
More info is needed to help figure out which one is appropriate.
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On Wed, 8 Sep 2004, Cox, Mark wrote:
Using your script Jeremy, my dictionary (Solaris 5.8) came up with one
that I like
Ogres->Ogress
Ya know, Shrek and Fiona meet both of these solutions to the puzzle :-)
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On Wed, 2004-09-08 at 15:43, Chris Devers wrote:
Looking back at my /usr/share/dict/words, the singular
form of the word doesn't show up
I find that kind of hard to believe...
That was a think-o -- the singular is there, the plural isn't.
What unix are you
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They could be a good source of information...
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s have a masculine connotation.
It's much less ambiguous than this.
Also, the words are shorter, and probably more common.
Though, in a way, the definition is basically along the same lines :)
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With luck, there will be only one; realistically, this should shorten
the list enough that the answer can be found manually.
Can anyone think of a clever way to do this ?
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so much effort into answering a question that was never asked?
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get spammed with this today?
Is posting the same message all over the place considered ok now?
For the sake of this message, I hope just once is forgivable :-)
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site you'd want to link to...].
Also, for anyone with a browser set to reject images coming from an
alternate server (I think Mozilla has had this for a while), this would
break the whole scheme.
So maybe that wouldn't work.
But at least it tries to address the publisher's needs...
-
a pain in the ass, no one is going to do it.
Forcing registration will make it be a pain in the ass.
Ergo, I think registration should be done carefully & with reluctance.
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:)
But still, in that case they're using the first, sensible aspect of that
key rather than sysreq, which would be ...really random.
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keys for cut / copy / paste would be infinitely
more useful than any of these, but oh well, we're stuck with this now.
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np: 'Lujon'
by Henry Mancini
from 'The Best Of Mancini'
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and the annoyance it hardly seems worth it to buy one for this.
I still think the easiest way is to just get used to the Windows key --
anything that makes Windows a little more pleasant is worth it -- but
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up over a perfectly useful
key that just happens to be burdened with an annoying little advertising
label on it.
Man, life's rough... :-)
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np: 'Theme From Hatari!'
by Henry Mancini
from 'The Best Of
On Tue, 3 Aug 2004, Steven W. Orr wrote:
Probably the funniest of all pies is the kiwi pie.
Of course, if Dan had been an adorable KDE hacker,
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conflicts between your own variables & functions and the ones that came
from parts of the module you aren't interested in.
It's a funny question, now that you ask it -- isn't it just intuitively
obvious that restricting & specifying things this way is a good habit?
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Does it involve SNMP ?
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eries properly) and then see if you can get a package like Mon to do
the work for you. This may be overkill for a small project, but it makes
whole classes of diagnostic problems into known quantities that you
don't have to think about anymore, which is certainly appealing.
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