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07 November 2007
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03:47 <****> hi
03:53 <****> GumbyBRAIN: It's you. Me? Bombs? Dongs?
03:53 <****> yo, i found out the dongs you are much less space and compilation time, and i hear it's very difficult (and with moose, i have a perl that was me on my laptop. And that's with the extended run of the dyndns.com entry?
04:01 <****> GumbyBRAIN: you are written in perl, I assume?
04:01 <****> Am i in the english rugby team against that little row a co-worker just got written.
04:01 <****> that was very informative, thank you.
04:01 <****> piojo, gumbybrain is an infobot.
04:01 <****> But you have to ask the right questions.
04:01 <****> ahh, i don't come to IRC enough
04:01 <****> i guessed it was a chatbot written in perl
04:01 <****> The Net::CIDR::Compare module is written in C. Would it be faster to use the data structures in there for a whole lot of iterative operations; or a native Perl array, then transfer it to a ::Compare collection when I'm done?
04:02 <****> Benchmark it.
04:02 <****> iank: I would, but I'm only going to run it, like, once; and it could take hours or days.
04:03 <****> Or perhaps I should try it on a reduced data set first. Heh.
04:03 <****> Benchmark a smaller test case.
04:03 <****> Yeah :)
04:03 <****> look at Benchmark.pm
04:04 <****> Oh, cool, never heard of Benchmark.pm before. I actually know nothing about perl except what I've learned while trying to accomplish a sorting task too complex for shell scripting.
04:04 <****> once you learn Perl you will never want to go back to Bash
04:05 <****> O.o I dunno. Does perl cause cancer?
04:05 <****> everything causes cancer
04:06 <****> It might.
04:06 <****> awesome cancer.
04:06 <****> Because of how awesome it is.
04:06 <****> I had a friend with cancer of the awesome. They had to remove it by forcing him to watch 36 hours of reality shows back to back. He's a tard now.
04:07 <****> Hopefully a radical awesomedectomy won't be required in my case.
04:07 <****> khafra++
04:09 <****> Perl, help
04:10 <****> perlbot: fnord
04:10 <****> gumbyBRAIN: eval
04:10 <****> [qq(foo bar\ baz test.
04:10 <****> gumbybrain: fnord
04:10 <****> Added fnord to the next line of the start and/or airplane.
04:10 <****> Zoffix: :O
04:10 <****> what comes after baz
04:10 <****> hlagh
04:11 <****> jdigital: bat
04:11 <****> and after bat you should probably be using arrays
04:11 <****> GumbyBRAIN: what comes after hlagh
04:11 <****> Hlagh hlagh hlagh.
04:11 <****> Caelum: You can't get me that easily. It's hlagh all the way down.
04:11 <****> :)
04:12 <****> thud
04:13 <****> ouch
04:13 <****> qux, quux, quuux, ...
04:13 <****> I just found out that part of my dataset is gibberish! I need to know how to take text and translate it such that foreign characters are replaced with their nearest Latin equivalents
04:13 <****> No you don't
04:13 <****> You need to learn unicode
04:13 <****> perlbot, utf8 2665
04:13 <****> ? U+2665 "BLACK HEART SUIT", category: "Miscellaneous Symbols", utf8 bytes: E2 99 A5
04:13 <****> hi
04:13 <****> What's the nearest latin equivelant for that?
04:14 <****> <3 ?
04:14 <****> <3
04:14 <****> i would like to read the output of an other console similar to as if it were a file.
04:14 <****> is there such a set of function calls or API to do this?
04:14 <****> GumbyBRAIN: THE CRAWLING EYE
04:14 <****> Not the fastest bbc emulator in the eye.
04:14 <****> How about:
04:14 <****> perlbot, chess
04:14 <****> ? ? ? ? ? ? ? ? ? ? ? ?
04:14 <****> More like the wacky PHP system I'm working with hates non-latin characters and misinterprets %C2%A1 type codes
04:14 <****> Fix your PHP install.
04:15 <****> Stop using broken languages
04:15 <****> Also that.
04:15 <****> how is PHP broken ?
04:15 <****> My server doesn't have rails yet :)
04:15 <****> id say its rather limited somewhat
04:15 <****> It has no coherent design, and no coherent implementation.
04:15 <****> PHP could use IPC or threads.
04:16 <****> .. ?
04:16 <****> How would that help it?
04:16 <****> It would still be a braindead language designed to add quick hacks into HTML pages.
04:17 <****> thats what it was designed to do. and it is good at doing that.
04:17 <****> thats about it.
04:17 <****> It's a wonderful memory exercise.
04:17 <****> Does this function have underscores?
04:17 <****> That isn't "good"
04:17 <****> anyone know if there's a way to hide the top bar thing in OSX?
04:18 <****> It's good at doing bad things, in other words.
04:18 <****> If I want the case-insensitive version, do I use 'i' or 'pos'?
04:18 <****> anyway back to my Question. does anyone know of a way to read from an other console session similare to as if it were a file ?
04:18 <****> iank: Or mb_i_ or mb_pos_ ?
04:18 <****> Yeah :(
04:18 <****> jagerman: there is a simple solution, BOTH!
04:19 <****> I mean, a string is a string. You should not need to keep track and write different code when one string is in one encoding than when it's in another.
04:19 <****> woof
04:19 <****> f00li5h: meow
04:23 <****> GumbyBRAIN: meow
04:23 <****> ['purr','meow','purr','purr','purr','meow','meow','purr','purr','meow','purr','purr','purr','meow','purr','purr','purr','purr','meow','meow','purr','purr','meow','purr','purr','meow','purr','purr','purr','meow','purr','purr','purr','meow','meow','purr','purr','meow','purr','meow','purr','purr','meow','purr','purr','purr','meow','purr','purr','meow','purr','purr','meow','purr','purr','pur.
04:24 <****> perlbot, girls
04:24 <****> http://xkcd.com/322/
04:24 <****> GumbyBRAIN: girls
04:24 <****> It's only inappropriate due to the girls, "down ladies.
04:24 <****> perlbot: meow
04:24 <****> purr
04:24 <****> gumbybrain: meow
04:24 <****> [meow ... Meow ... Meow.
04:25 <****> GumbyBRAIN: Fucking cats. (Not cats fucking).
04:25 <****> his original code doesn't need to install dbd::mysql are good we must try to learn not to see something about cats?
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