On Wed, Nov 01, 2006 at 11:59:43AM -0700, Steve wrote:
> Why is Assembler not listed?
Or Forth, Algol, or Fortran? Perhaps it's all a Scheme?
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Thus said "Ryan Byrd" on Wed, 01 Nov 2006 11:34:35 MST:
> Notice that Josh's little contest doesn't allow PHP. What gives?
Neither did it allow Tcl.
Andy
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On a similar (but not entirely related) vein, I've thought that it
would be cool to have photosets on Flickr or something that are all
taken within, say, 3 meters of a specific location. Kind of like
geocaching only with pictures.
On 11/1/06, Marc Christensen <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
Geotaggi
Ryan Simpkins wrote:
I'd like to get some opinions from everyone about how they organize their
digital
photo collections.
[snip]
Also, I'd like to attach a story to a group of pictures to sort of digitally
scrapbook special events. I almost want a blog/gallery jammed together.
Geotagging
On 11/1/06, Stephen Weeks <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
Chris Carey wrote:
> if(!defined("STDIN")) define("STDIN", fopen('php://stdin','r'));
> $input = split("\n", fread(STDIN, 8192)); // PHP has a limit of 8192
> bytes on fread :(
Not all PHP installs have a STDIN file descriptor defined?
Dun
> kphotoalbum looks like it may also do this, though I don't know how well it
> performs.
I used to use Gallery2 (still have it installed, but its neglected).
I've recently moved most everything to Flickr &/or Photobucket, which
allows organization by album & tag.. both public photo services, of
c
On 11/1/06, Nicholas Leippe <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
On Wednesday 01 November 2006 16:19, Nicholas Leippe wrote:
> I don't know if there are any tools to do this yet (google's picasa, or
> photomesa, perhaps? some image gallery framework?), but the way I would
> want to do it would be to tag t
On Wednesday 01 November 2006 16:19, Nicholas Leippe wrote:
> I don't know if there are any tools to do this yet (google's picasa, or
> photomesa, perhaps? some image gallery framework?), but the way I would
> want to do it would be to tag the images and create a folksonomy database
> for them. Th
I don't know if there are any tools to do this yet (google's picasa, or
photomesa, perhaps? some image gallery framework?), but the way I would want
to do it would be to tag the images and create a folksonomy database for
them. Then you could search/collect them any way you want--by person, eve
How about Picassa for Linux?
On 11/1/06, Ryan Simpkins <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
I'd like to get some opinions from everyone about how they organize their
digital
photo collections.
Right now I am using gallery2 and I'm not happy with how I started. I have about
1,000 family photos spanning 4
Chris Carey wrote:
if(!defined("STDIN")) define("STDIN", fopen('php://stdin','r'));
$input = split("\n", fread(STDIN, 8192)); // PHP has a limit of 8192
bytes on fread :(
Not all PHP installs have a STDIN file descriptor defined?
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I'd like to get some opinions from everyone about how they organize their
digital
photo collections.
Right now I am using gallery2 and I'm not happy with how I started. I have about
1,000 family photos spanning 4 years in there right now. I've made the mistake
of
organizing them by family member
On 11/1/06, Stephen Weeks <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
Josh Coates wrote:
>your code should assume that the input is coming via standard input (stdin)
if(!defined("STDIN")) define("STDIN", fopen('php://stdin','r'));
$input = split("\n", fread(STDIN, 8192)); // PHP has a limit of 8192
bytes on fr
Stephen Weeks wrote:
Chris Carey wrote:
if (!file_exists($argv[1])) exit;
[EMAIL PROTECTED]($argv[1]);
Ryan Byrd wrote:
$fp = fopen ($argv[1],"r");
Josh Coates wrote:
your code should assume that the input is coming via standard input
(stdin)
Here's a function I use on my shell scr
Chris Carey wrote:
if (!file_exists($argv[1])) exit;
[EMAIL PROTECTED]($argv[1]);
Ryan Byrd wrote:
$fp = fopen ($argv[1],"r");
Josh Coates wrote:
your code should assume that the input is coming via standard input (stdin)
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here's my php, which is basically the same as Chris' solution:
($size-1)||!$difference)
{
$output = "not a match";
break;
}
}
echo $output."\n";
}
fclose($fp);
?>
On 11/1/06, Paul Seamons <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
Need to catch the following:
> if ($diff
Need to catch the following:
> if ($diff > $size) {
if ($diff && $diff > $size) {
Because the difference must be in the range 1 .. n - 1
Paul Seamons
PS - unmaintainable solution in perl
perl -ne 'chop;@a=split;$n=grep{$t=abs($a[$_]-$a[$_-1]);!$t||$t>[EMAIL
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$#a;print$n?"no
On 11/1/06, Josh Coates <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
just a notice that this saturday we (berkeley data systems) will be hosting
a utah-resident-only coding contest. we will be awarding the winner w/ a
$10K prize.
Josh:
Kudos to you for doing this. This is one of the best marketing
campaigns
command-line php solution
if (!file_exists($argv[1])) exit;
[EMAIL PROTECTED]($argv[1]);
foreach($input as $line) {
$numbers = split(" ",$line);
$size = count($numbers);
for($i=0;$i<$size;$i++) {
$curr = $numbers[$i];
if ($last) {
If I win is there a promise of a job offer of some sort so $10k
doesn't look like SOO much money to me?
On 11/1/06, Stephen Weeks <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
Josh Coates wrote:
>The following languages are permitted:
>* Perl
>
>only 'standard' libraries will be permitted to be used.
>
Are yo
Josh Coates wrote:
The following languages are permitted:
* Perl
only 'standard' libraries will be permitted to be used.
Are you going to provide a list of perl modules that you consider
"standard"? As I recall, different distributions of perl have different
sets of modules included by
> just a notice that this saturday we (berkeley data systems) will be hosting
> a utah-resident-only coding contest. we will be awarding the winner w/ a
> $10K prize.
For those of us who can't make it (and for those that can), it would be great
if you'd post the questions and the winning respons
We have job opening for a Linux System Administrator.
To apply, send your resume to [EMAIL PROTECTED]
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About the Opportunity:
We are looking for someone with extensive Linux, Solaris, and Windows
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> I told him it sounded to me like they were all looking for
> unskilled code-monkeys.
That about sums up most companies in Utah. Luckily, there are enough
exceptions.
Greg
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like promised, here's the shout out to Josh's contest:
http://www.ryanbyrd.net/rambleon/?p=438
Josh -- expect a slashdotting-like-flood of traffic in 5.4.3.2.1...
On 11/1/06, Josh Coates <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
hi all,
just a notice that this saturday we (berkeley data systems) will be
ho
Josh,
Did I see a billboard advertisement for this on I-15 at point of the
mountain, or were my eyes deceiving me? I noticed it because my
bro-in-law is a headhunter in Salt Lake and says that no software firm
that contracts with him is looking for people that know python, perl,
ruby, or anythin
Why is Assembler not listed?
On 11/1/06, Mister E <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
Josh Coates wrote:
>>Notice that Josh's little contest doesn't allow PHP. What gives?
>
>
> dude - *little* contest?? c'mon this is HUGE!! ;-)
>
> okay, we'll add php...
>
well I just won't do it. I refuse to compete
Josh Coates wrote:
Notice that Josh's little contest doesn't allow PHP. What gives?
dude - *little* contest?? c'mon this is HUGE!! ;-)
okay, we'll add php...
well I just won't do it. I refuse to compete with PHP pundits ... not
even for a million bucks ...
just kiddin ;-P
Mister Ed
dude - *little* contest?? c'mon this is HUGE!! ;-)
sorry for the condescension. $10,000 is a lot of money. Since you acquiesced
to my PHP request, I'll post a link to the contest on my blog. Just think of
all the resultant traffic you'll get!
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On Wed, 2006-11-01 at 11:44 -0700, Gabriel Gunderson wrote:
> 2) I hope some Java slup wins.
Scratch that, I hope that some PHP shlup wins.
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Bryan Petty wrote:
On 11/1/06, Ryan Byrd <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
Notice that Josh's little contest doesn't allow PHP. What gives?
It's pretty much given that if you show to this contest writing PHP
code, you've already lost. ;)
Oh, I dunno about that. It looks like the samples on there req
On Wed, 2006-11-01 at 11:20 -0700, Josh Coates wrote:
> just a notice that this saturday we (berkeley data systems) will be
> hosting a utah-resident-only coding contest. we will be awarding the
> winner w/ a $10K prize.
Very effective. I've had 5 (independent) people tell me about this.
Two th
> Notice that Josh's little contest doesn't allow PHP. What gives?
dude - *little* contest?? c'mon this is HUGE!! ;-)
okay, we'll add php...
-josh
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On 11/1/06, Ryan Byrd <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
Notice that Josh's little contest doesn't allow PHP. What gives?
It's pretty much given that if you show to this contest writing PHP
code, you've already lost. ;)
Regards,
Bryan Petty
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Notice that Josh's little contest doesn't allow PHP. What gives?
- C
- C++
- Java
- Ruby
- Python
- C#
- Lisp
- Perl
On 11/1/06, Josh Coates <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
hi all,
just a notice that this saturday we (berkeley data systems) will be
hosting
a utah-resident-only
hi all,
just a notice that this saturday we (berkeley data systems) will be hosting
a utah-resident-only coding contest. we will be awarding the winner w/ a
$10K prize.
see details and a couple of sample problems below, or go to
http://mozy.com/contest
-josh
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