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signs of intelligent life (in case anyone's searching ;-)

Top 10 reasons to start using ack

ack is a tool like grep, aimed at programmers with large trees of heterogeneous source code.

ack is written purely in Perl, and takes advantage of the power of Perl's regular expressions.

Win32 Perl Wiki

Discussion of my CPAN modules⇒ on CPANforum⇒.

The Computer Technology Documentation Project⇒

Computational Linguistics

She's a supermodel. She's a philosopher. What more do you want?

Comic about⇒ DigitalKitty (by jkva's better half)

On 2005-10-14, I cleaned up some ancient cruft. The most interesting thing I found (and fixed) was the following. In the thread of Site How To (which, btw, is no longer an official site doc), some people had posted "root" question nodes as replies. Apparently they didn't know how to go to Seekers of Perl Wisdom and scroll to the bottom. So I yanked those nodes out and made them root nodes in the SoPW section. They were:

My Free Nodelet Hacks:

my patches

Some of my root and pseudo-root nodes:

2006-02-01SoPW SharePoint automation
2004-04-06Med There's Only One Way To Do It
2006-01-03Med Strategy Handles
2002-11-14Tut PerlMonks for the Absolute Beginner
2002-11-09PMD Make Purpose of each Section clear
2002-11-26PMD Automate your PerlMonks activities
2006-01-12PMD Pre-empt the node named 'Friar'
2003-03-03CUFP Create and Pop Up Outlook Notes from Perl
2006-01-11CUFP Control and Query Win32 Services at the command line
2003-01-27Code Check for recent replies to your posts
2004-08-15Code Statistics::SGT
2004-08-17Code Adso.pl
2005-07-16Code Tie::Scalar::Substring
2002-11-06snip map-like hash iterator
2002-11-19snip IO::MultiHandle - Operate on multiple file handles as one
2003-05-01snip call setrlimit to limit process resource usage
2003-06-06snip Read and write Windows "shortcut" links
2005-08-29pmdevtopic Site section superdocs need sitedoclets
2006-02-06pmdevtopic in monktitlebar, link to sections by id?
2006-02-07pmdevtopic Let link text for patches be 'reason' rather than 'title'?
2006-02-12pmdevtopic Proposal for some new/improved shortcut types
2006-03-20pmdevtopic Uniform set of categories for all sections that have them?

In <32623.959291225@chthon>, tchrist wrote: 

A programmer who hasn't been exposed to all four of the imperative,
functional, objective, and logical programming styles has one or
more conceptual blindspots.  It's like knowing how to boil but not
fry.  Programming is not a skill one develops in five easy lessons.

The Young Man and the Beach⇒ by tchrist

Dictionary of Algorithms and Data Structures⇒ at the (U.S.) National Institute of Standards and Technology.

Some interesting homenode replies:

O'Reilly has 36 syndication feeds:

The links above are to their default, which is Atom. If you want RSS1/RDF, append ?format=rss1 to the URL. If you want RSS0.9x/2.0, append ?format=rss2 to the URL.
Interesting thread: Useless unless. The "suggestion that Perl should have an otherwise" came from me. This thread is really about two issues: unless and otherwise. I don't care about the unless bit. 

P+++$c--P6++R++M++O+++MA++++E++PU!BD>+++C++>*S+++X+>++WP+++MO
PP!n!PO o!G+OLCC+OLJ+OLP---OLL+Ee-Ev+Eon-uL++uS+w-⇒
I became a ham⇒ on November 22, 2004. My call sign is KI4HTE.

Why do I go by "jdporter"?

This is my entry in the Thread That Dare Not Speak Its Name.

If you're interested in the geographical location of monks:

And don't miss the amazing pmplanet!⇒

Two awesome lists of Perl resources:

Resources for Learning Perl

    In this order:
  1. Learn.Perl.org⇒
  2. Picking Up Perl⇒
  3. Beginning Perl⇒
  4. PerlMeme.org⇒

Useful Bookmarks

Internal: External:

Design Patterns in Perl

Crumbs

  • Greenspun's Tenth Rule of Programming: "Any sufficiently complicated C or Fortran program contains an ad-hoc, informally-specified bug-ridden slow implementation of half of Common Lisp."
  • Zawinski's Law of Software Envelopment: "Every program attempts to expand until it can read mail. Those programs which cannot so expand are replaced by ones which can."
  • Porter's Conflation: "Every sufficiently complicated program includes a half-baked implementation of half of the POP (or IMAP) spec." For example: Adso.pl

On-line Bibles⇒

Sometimes you hear people speaking obliquely about something in merlyn's past. Curious? Check it out⇒.

Single-Serving⇒ Goal: "the best phrase guides and language aides on the web and the most useable maps and trail guides."

CultureGrams⇒

Gizmos


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    [PerlSufi]yay, I might get a vm server to crawl with
    [Voronich]we have a portfolio mgr named Jack. I can't talk to him without my head filling with mock fight club references.
    [Voronich]"I am jack's missing daily sales reports."
    [Voronich]So as a goof I typed "sudo apt-get install redmine" yeah. Seems to work fine.
    [jellisii2]I'd remove and add the current repos, but yeah, it works out of the box. the old version on 12.04 doesn't support multiple repos for a project, which is one of the things I needed.
    [jellisii2]looks like 12.10 is still stuck on the 1.x series of redmine too... lemme get the article that gives the repos for the (almost) current 2.3.0...
    [jellisii2][https://launchpad.net/~ondrej/+archive/redmine
    [jellisii2]PPA for current redmine. Works on 12.04 and 12.10
    [Voronich]a HA! Cool, thanks o/
    [jellisii2]There's some weirdness setting up git to sync properly as well that's not well explained... I'll dump the notes that I took about it on my scratchpad
    [Voronich]apparently I was being naive to think it would just install itself into the apache htdocs someplace.
    [tye]how do git and redmine interact?
    [jellisii2]Redmine can read git commits. In your commits, you can put keywords to reference and optionally set a fixed status in redmine.
    [tye]the redmine use here was done via amazon cloud because it is so quick to set up
    [jellisii2]Voronich: http://www.redmine.org/projects/redmine/wiki/HowTo_Install_Redmine_in_Ubuntu
    [jellisii2]jellisii2 notes "Amazon cloud redmine" for future use.
    [yitzchak]trello is about the level of project management we seem able to sustain
    [jellisii2]To get the fixed status set, you have to play with a setting in administration->settings->repositories. in 2.3.0, there's a section with a line "Fixing Keywords", which gives the option to "apply status". and set "%Done"
    [MidLifeXis]trello to you as well.
    [MidLifeXis].oO( err, you )
    [Voronich]what a pain in the... yeah, I don't have time for that crap.
    [MidLifeXis].oO( reduction in future pain? ;-b )
    [jellisii2]^
    [jellisii2]That document for setup is pretty massive overkill... there's a section that suggests what folder needs to be put in htdocs tho.
    [PerlSufi]corion- you here?
    [Corion]I'm always "here", it's just that my surroundings change
    [MidLifeXis]"Wherever you happen to be, there you are."</yogi>
    [MidLifeXis]Whoops - "No matter where you go, there you are"
    [LanX]LanX not here
    [jellisii2]Truth.

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