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01 November 2007
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01:15 <****> so what's everyone dressed up as?
01:15 <****> I haven't had lychee liquor
01:15 <****> e1f: Mmmmm, lychee martini <3
01:15 <****> is it wonderful?
01:15 <****> oh yes
01:15 <****> like perl is better than python
01:16 * e1f is dressed as a woman of the opposite sex
01:16 <****> sounds good
01:17 <****> dwu: where did you drink that? bar?
01:17 <****> or party
01:17 <****> e1f: 's my regular drink when asked to order a cocktail as opposed to a pint or something.
01:17 <****> very classy
01:17 <****> e1f: Asian country. Lychee martini therefore actually common :)
01:17 <****> oh
01:17 <****> e1f: -and- with a lychee in it :)
01:18 <****> didn't realize
01:18 <****> Nowt to realise ;)
01:18 <****> that would explain why you know the drink
01:18 <****> I guess :)
01:18 <****> it's uncommon in north america
01:18 * Khisanth replaces dwu's lychee with bloodsucking noodles
01:19 * dwu sucks Khisanth's blood.
01:19 <****> plenty of lychee arond here, when then are in season :)
01:19 <****> e1f: So I've heard, I'm going to have a tough time there (or just switch to black Russian as my regular drink, which I do now in places that don't look like they'd do a lychee martini :))
01:19 <****> where is "here"
01:20 <****> Aaanyways. I'm off to work. See y'all in a couple hours.
01:20 <****> cya
01:20 <****> NYC :)
01:20 <****> (or less)
01:20 <****> dwu: slacker!
01:20 <****> Khisanth: Dude, <3 NYC and wanna visit
01:20 <****> Khisanth: No, I only start slacking when I -arrive- at work ;)
01:20 <****> that was my point!
01:20 <****> Khisanth: so asking for a lychee martini would get you one? or strange looks?
01:20 * Khisanth pokes dwu with it
01:21 * Khisanth has to be forced/coerced into drinking alcohol :)
01:22 <****>cast_as('teetotaller'); $khisanth++
01:23 * Khisanth throws exceptions at apeiron
01:23 * apeiron throws bladed exceptions at Khisanth.
01:24 * Khisanth throws exploding bugs at apeiron
01:25 * e1f is reading the 'field guide to insects of north america'
01:25 * e1f can id pretty much anything now
01:25 <****> bzzzzZZZz
01:25 <****> summon SREZIC
01:25 <****> Is that the smallish but thick one with the plastic covers?
01:26 <****>identify( "DSterling" );
01:26 <****> word of advice: flirting with pretty women whilst reading this book will get you looks of disgust
01:26 <****> Why are flags at half-staff today?
01:26 <****> jagerman: yes, kauffman's book-- the best
01:27 <****> That's a fun book
01:27 <****> alester: all souls day
01:27 * CPAN upload: WWW-Patent-Page-0.103.1 by ANONWB
01:27 <****> in the christian calender
01:28 <****> Yeah, but that's not half-staff-worthy
01:28 <****> and there would be protests if that was the case :)
01:28 * e1f shrugs
01:28 <****> alester: robert goulet?
01:28 <****> That was my first thought.
01:28 <****> anyone have a quicky that will take a 32 bit integer and return a dotted quad?
01:28 <****> i'm thinking of making some local-only client-server perl software using pipes to do a similar job as a database but with direct perl data structures and without db software - does this make sense to anybody?
01:28 <****> do you live where he lived?
01:29 <****> eval: join '.', unpack "C4", pack "N", 2130706433
01:29 <****> Khisanth: 127.0.0.1
01:29 <****> or just use Socket
01:29 <****> thanks
01:29 <****> hippietrail: unless the data structure is really simple, probably not. but, I have done stuff like that before instead of SQLite/mysql
01:30 <****> aha
01:30 <****> http://www.cantondailyledger.com/articles/2007/10/31/news/news07.txt
01:30 <****> alester's url is at http://xrl.us/7yir
01:30 <****> DSterling: i have a machine translator with dictionaries made from perl hashes of hashes
01:31 <****> yea, that might not be a bad use of Perl. could also use BDB or something
01:32 <****> DBM::Deep :)
01:32 <****> DSterling: as the dictionaries grow startup time is getting too much but a db would be less portable, require more dependencies, and would be a lot less flexible for data which is iteritively developed
01:33 <****> today's google logo is quite scarry-assed
01:34 <****> Khisanth's noted module looks interesting.. could also check out Storable for possibly quicker startup
01:35 <****> GumbyBRAIN: only a moron wouldn't cast a vote for MONTY BURNS
01:35 <****> Say hello to all those consecutive .*-ish patterns are likely the cause for being a moron.
01:36 <****> GumbyBRAIN: kleene star morons
01:36 <****> sorry, what's the best things you could look at the star of the morons.
01:36 <****> the dictionaries are special modules with basically a large inline hash declaration. i figured that would load quickest and be easily editable
01:37 <****> DSterling: storable probably wouldn't give faster startup
01:38 <****> might be worth a shot though, shouldn't be too hard to test
01:39 <****> looking at DBM::Deep now thanks for the tip
01:41 <****> DSterling: but Storable doesn't give you transactions :)
01:41 * CPAN upload: Device-LaCrosse-WS23xx-0.02 by ESM
01:41 * CPAN upload: Perl-Dist-0.29_02 by ADAMK
01:43 <****> will DBM::Deep allow a local client server setup without internet or http server?
01:43 <****> Khisanth: indeed. yea, a DBM is probably the best choice
01:44 <****> so far it looks great but there's a lot to read
01:46 <****> i give up
01:46 <****>{import_date});
01:46 <****> Pseudo-hashes are deprecated at importScionTFS.pl line 220.
01:46 <****> WTF
01:46 <****> this is what prints: $VAR1 = '2007-10-31';
01:46 <****> how is that a psudohash?
01:46 <****> separate question: what's the best lightweight way to have multiple processors write to the same log file (it's a web server)
01:47 <****> that isn't what the warning is referring to
01:48 <****> the line numbers seem to say so
01:48 <****> but what about this?
01:48 <****>{import_date}\n";
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