pugscode.org/ | nopaste: sial.org/pbot/perl6 | ?eval [~] <m oo se> | We do Haskell, too | > reverse . show $ foldl1 (*) [1..4]
Set by gaal on 18 June 2007.
Juerd rsync preserves ownership data if the remote ssh has root 00:44
So I created a VM for feather's rsync
Not the best way to fix this, but it works. I hope
cipher1a hey does nayone know of any good tutorials for beginners? i know alittle bit, just not much 05:36
daxim_ mind you, this is #perl6 here, about Perl 6. the tutorials and teaching stuff is under /docs and /examples in the pugs tree. if you really want Perl 5, that's over in #perl 05:38
cipher1a got banned from that channel even though i never went in it... but thanks for the info 05:39
daxim_ you seem to be using tor. then it could be that some other tor user broke the rules and you happen to use the same exit node 05:41
cipher1a most likely 05:42
ok i just started using irc where is the pugs tree 05:43
Tene svn.pugscode.org/pugs/
cipher1a thank you lol 05:44
daxim_ how long have you been doing perl 5? 05:46
cipher1a couple weeks i guess
not long 05:49
on and off here and there when i get time
masak cipher1a: have you found CPAN yet? it's good to know about from the beginning 05:56
cipher1a no i havnt 05:58
masak @google cpan
lambdabot www.cpan.org/
Title: CPAN
masak @google search cpan
lambdabot search.cpan.org/
Title: The CPAN Search Site - search.cpan.org
masak it's a treasure trove of code already written for you
it's perl5's genie in the bottle 05:59
daxim_ and to top it off, here's perlbot's standard answer to a tutorial request:
perlmonks.org/index.pl?node=Tutorials | perl.com/cs/user/query/q/6?id_topic=74 | learn.perl.org/ | books.perl.org/onlinebooks | perl-begin.org/tutorials/ | learn.perl.org/library/beginning_perl/
masak :)
good one
daxim_ give me karma, harhar 06:00
cipher1a yea but code written for me doesnt help me learn
masak daxim_++ # greedy bastard :)
cipher1a thanks for the tutorial websites
masak cipher1a: no, it doesn't help you to learn. it just helps you write less code 06:01
cipher1a lol true, but im not looking up perl to write programs i need, just to learn it 06:02
so i can write a perl program when i do need to
Tene basically what masak is saying is that using cpan is an important part of learning to use perl. 06:07
cipher1a yea 06:10
alright thanks for the info ave a good night 06:11
Aankh|Clone *!*@gateway/tor/* is banned. 06:12
daxim_ I've seen the list
Aankh|Clone Ah, sorry. I must have missed that. 06:13
Aankhen`` wonders if it makes any sense for something to be double lazy. 07:38
s/double/doubly/
Tene my $l = lazy { lazy { 3 } };
;)
Aankhen`` Yes, but does it make any sense? 07:39
Tene Not particularly meaningful sense, no.
Aankhen`` I mean, no matter how lazy it is, it's all evaluated at once when the value is needed and no sooner, right?
Tene pretty much, yeah
However, you can have a lazy computation depend on another lazily-generated value.
Aankhen`` Okay, good. I was trying to sort it all out in my head and it's good to know I'm not insane in that direction. :-)
Yeah, that's not exactly related though. :-P 07:40
Tene my $extrastatistics = lazy { expensiveprocessing($some_lazy_data) }
Aankhen`` Yup.
Thunk upon thunk upon thunk.
I was reading today about how it can be dangerous in some situations in Haskell.
(You just keep building up a chain of thunks that overflows the stack.) 07:41
lumi Heap? 07:44
Aankhen`` The page I was on talked about overflowing the stack. 07:45
haskell.org/hawiki/StackOverflow
riffraff hi 10:07
pmurias hi 11:43
meppl good night 21:30
thoughtpolice oi. how's everybody? 23:01
offby1 nobody here but us zombie processes. 23:02
mncharity bzzzt burb bzzzt booonngging bzzzt burp bzzzt booonngging bzzzt ... 23:07
offby1 hears buzzin 23:11

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