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Smart-match smells too much of DWIMmery for me to be
comfortable with
it.
Does calling it polymorphism help?
Heh :)
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Beer.
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As promised, the slides are at:
http://www.slideshare.net/Ovid/turbo-charged-test-suites-presentation/
http://is.gd/3EbU
Sorry the talk was so rushed. As mentioned, it was originally a 45 minute
talk. Happy to answer questions if anyone has 'em. Probably better to ask
them at use.perl
maintained because there are no bug reports but that might be
because no one is using it any more.
It has an examples/ directory with a couple of smallish programs to give you an
idea of how it works. However, I'm not an AI expert, so the Perl-AI mailing
list is a better resource than I.
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home and find out they have a termite on
a leash. It's heartbreaking.
Or we could just pay attention to the f***ing truth in advertising laws. (Do
we have any?)
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statements in a single test. I get tired of seeing 'use_ok $module or die'
getting needlessly duplicated throughout a test suite, particularly since it's
so easy to get wrong.
Here's a basic test script to find all modules and ensure you can use them:
http://use.perl.org/~Ovid/journal/37797
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the ass of the upstarts.
Until you look at a graph of relative job growth. For Ruby, Perl, PHP and
Python, they're all trending up. We're flat.
http://is.gd/abyq
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according to the info on the site, perl skills offer higher rates than
most of the top 20 skills.
Consider economics. If it's true that their are fewer Perl programmers
(http://use.perl.org/~Ovid/journal/38018) but we still need them to maintain
code
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for trying. Most people don't get that
far. I'm all for folks trying new and interesting stuff. Failures can be just
as educational as successes (witness pseudo-hashes).
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allows you to
scrap most of the current 1995-era functionality/look-and-feel without
sacrificing content?
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a start.
Out of curiosity, have you spoken with pudge about this? He hasn't seemed
interested, but I could be wrong.
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? Blindly
assuming marketing is bullshit doesn't help, just as blindly assuming it's a
savior doesn't help.
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suspect that
breathing heavy would make these tests pass.
http://use.perl.org/~Ovid/journal/38138
It's days like this which *really* make me pine for Ruby.
Just sayin'
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It's days like this which *really* make me pine for Ruby.
Ruby has no heisenbugs?
None that I've seen.
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about now.
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the language and claim it's so
stupid that it can't do X and the RTFM jerks will condescendingly prove
you're wrong by replying with only a few lines of code.
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from my dependency on oxygen. There, broken. Got
that over with. Of course, if I die within a year, I'll have kept my
resolution. Hmm ...)
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Does anyone feel like joining us?
Hi Piers,
My friend Gabrielle just flew into the UK yesterday and as we were trying to
figure out our plans for today, I saw this email. Might be late notice, but if
you'd like to call me at 07908 953 531, we'd be happy to join you.
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My friend Gabrielle just flew into the UK yesterday and as we were trying to
figure out our plans for today, I saw this email. Might be late notice, but
if
you'd like to call me at 07908 953 531, we'd be happy to join
, I've got to say that for most Perl programmers, Moose is
lovely because it makes declaring a simple class with a constructor and
getter/setters easy. Just about everything else if fluff for most.
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merely be the
example language. If I get some tuits, I'll start writing something up.
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for one example of an OO issue which is important, but not explained well.
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want a fatal error instead of a warnings:
use warnings FATAL = 'numeric';
See 'perldoc perllexwarn' for more info.
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drag and drop
to create our Perl programs.
No kidding :(
I just blogged about this (this example is on a DBIx::Class-derived class):
http://use.perl.org/~Ovid/journal/38356
One database table with 8 fields, two of which should be populated via triggers
(but which were thoughtfully shoved
cannot assign data with a different type to it.
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typing don't have much meaning there. They only have
meaning to those who make up their own definitions :)
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I forgot to say that we are celebrating the new year of the Ox. Who's
coming? Léon
I'll be there and possibly one or two others from the team I'm on.
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Last night's tech talks had a very interesting talk about Perl on the JVM. Are
those slides available anywhere?
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where the background fades down into a light blue. That being said, it's a
nice start.
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minute slots. Kind of rough if there
are a few 20 minute talks proposed.
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, too.
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jokes comparing some tiny aspect of various languages,
all edited into one video. I see Mike Whitaker already has ideas.
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Are you seriously asking London Perl M[[ou]]ngers to pretend to be Java
programmers? And to volunteer???
Hey, some of my best friends are cross-dressers.
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Isn't this just likely to turn out to be an exercise in poking a load
of wasps nests?
I certainly hope so.
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From: Dave Hodgkinson daveh...@gmail.com
I have a DV cam, tripod and white wall. Can blag a pro mike.
All sounds awesome except for the white wall. Would be nice to find
interesting settings which make people think WTF?
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On Wed, Jul 29, 2009 at 08:26:30AM -0700, Ovid wrote:
Python (Japanese): I'm Ruby.
Why is Java pretending to be someone else?
Er, how the heck did I miss that? Evidently my attempting to figure out how
the highest crime rate in London. Who would have thought?
http://maps.met.police.uk/
Oh, if you do move here, I'll be on hand to buy you a whiskey (port finished
Glenmorangie is my current favorite, thus, that's what I'll inflict on you).
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firing employees and moving is such a stupid idea that it borders
on willful negligence.
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and determined to
not let happen). I only lived there briefly, but it was a lovely city. Would
have stayed were the circumstances right.
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rest. I could have cried. Next time, I'll buy her whiskey which comes in a soft
plastic bottle.
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an indication of numbers, we're not
being strict
this time. Just turn up! Leon
Excellent! See you folks tonight, then.
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This page:
http://londonpmtech.appspot.com/
Has a view source link at the top. It returns a 404.
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That assumes you live in Hawaii, of course.
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was homeless was in Hawaii, I have to
agree. It's a far scarier place than people know ... unless they're a tourist
and have plenty of cash on hand.
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This is the gustatorial equivalent to if you lie often enough, people will
start to believe it (the *real* Fox News motto)..
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the microbreweries in Portland are fantastic,
but they generally don't ship over here.
The best beers are Belgian. After that, I might vote German. Might.
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/HEBREW/
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I don't know this beer but I think you should get along to a proper (UK) Beer
Festival and try the porters.
I've already been to a CAMRA beer festival and was quite pleased.
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Thanks Avi! Google has failed me here.
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know nothing about it other than the annoying fact that I've forgotten my
password for it, could someone explain why its broken?
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Anyone happen to know a less expensive way to send, via mail, US dollars to the
US, short of sending cash?
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government documents for most of
the states.
Regrettably, Texas law doesn't allow that. Already tried that route :)
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find Perl programmers lament.
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: I like beer.
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cost in relation to setting up a bunch of master/slave
mysql servers, configuring them, getting replication going, etc.
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55, out in Hangar
Lane. I think he wants something more central. Can anyone recommend anything?
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It's been solved in:
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Cool - I have 3 volunteers to review - thanks all - still
no joy with
crossword creators.. I'm not doing it by hand bah!
For anyone who wants to take a swing at it, this is the unsolved problem
#99
in Perl 6
with an amusing video. People really like this.
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-altering substances (alcohol, that is). I'll try to remember that
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, a happy medium ;-)
On one hand, I'm happy to have the opportunity to see this talk second hand
because I'll be in Vienna that day (I'm sure someone planned this). On the
other hand, since there is a concern about recording, why record it?
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', $href);
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print $token-as_is;
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That's about as easy as you can get and seems to satisfy OP's requirements.
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Beer.
Now that the formalities are out of the way, my apologies for a completely
off-topic email. I've some friends from the US who are struggling to find
affordable accommodation in central London for my upcoming June wedding. Any
suggestions?
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Does anyone have any *working* code (I've seen plenty of failing examples) they
can share which demonstrates making a successful post to blogger? I've failed
with both Net::Blogger and Atompub
(http://stackoverflow.com/questions/2942998/cant-post-with-perls-netblogger).
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That would be fantastic! It appears that blogger no longer has an XMLRPC
interface, so Net::Blogger is pretty much guaranteed to not work. Working with
WWW::Google::API right now, but still getting nowhere.
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generic solution.
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I was asked to post a follow-up about the blogger code I was hacking on. I have
working code listed at:
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terminal which only has a numeric keypad. (But I
have no evidence for that.)
A friend of mine who maintains a lot of credit card processing software states
that only numbers are used because people mistype them less often than the
letters.
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it a bit more complex
than
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Perl can do, tell 'em about it. It's
another great Web site to add to the list.
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justify this idiocy?
(Ooh, my bad ... being able to type ± and § are so useful that I'm just
overjoyed to sacrifice the # for them ...)
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with it, that's OK, but you can't compare it to an
IDE (except Eclipse: I've watched more than one developer struggle like mad
using Eclipse because it has all the speed of a snail on downers.)
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it's accreted over the years
(grown is too kind of a word). I need to clean it up and put it out there.
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