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2001/1/29-2/2 [Academia/Berkeley/CSUA] UID:20460 Activity:nil |
01/23 The new politburo: team-leader: twohey equipment-guy: paolo communications-officer: chialea loyalty-officer: galen (treasurer) morale-officer: darin (lib) |
2001/1/29-31 [Computer/SW/Languages/Perl] UID:20461 Activity:moderate |
1/28 http://perltidy.sourceforge.net This is a "beautifier" for Perl (like indent(1) for C). It hasn't been really announced yet; the author would like it if people tried it out to see if they can find real problems before it is announced to the world. (Perl is hard to parse, so it will always be possible to write code that perltidy treats differently than perl does; but it should work on all code that people actually write, including obfuscated perl contest entries.) --Galen \_ but perl is all about writing cryptic one-liners. \_ The perl beautifier will remove all the carriage returns for you. \_ no, it just converts it to java \_ Seems to work pretty well; I'd like an option to make/leave lists/hashes as: %foo = ( a => 1, b => 2 ); instead of: %foo = ( a => 1, b => 2); --dbushong \_ That's the default; did you mean you want the two-line version? \_ Sorry, without the trailing comma too; corrected above. --dbushong \_ the perl whore \_ You know, Dave, Java would be faster for that. -Ilya \_ DA STARS. WE WANT TO KNOW ABOUT DA STARS. \_ You show me that Java is faster for declaring that hash, in terms of "faster to write" or "faster to run", and maybe I'll believe you. |
2001/1/29-31 [Computer/HW/IO] UID:20462 Activity:high |
1/28 anyone managed to get NT emacs to display an I beam pointer when the mouse is over the text? the arrow pointer is lame for text editing. -ali \_ Yes. See <DEAD>www.alisucks.com<DEAD> \_ why doesn't this site work? - ali #1 fan \_ [moronic ali bashing removed. get a life. answer the damn question] \_ Why should I? He never manages to answer the question himself \_ you see, sophisticated ali bashing has its place. {sophisticated {ali bashing}} or {{sophisticated ali} bashing} \_ Why should I? He never manages to answer any of my questions without throwing in one of his infamous "ali flames". \_ i never flame people who ask questions. i flame people who answer stupidly to questions. -ali \_ {moronic {ali bashing}} or {{moronic ali} bashing}? \_ I think the latter is redundant. \_ Sure, i'll answer the question. Come to Triple Rock this sat. around 8 pm. \_ Ali? Is that you???? D0000000000d!!!1!! -- #1 Ali Fan! |
2001/1/29-31 [Politics/Foreign/Asia/Taiwan, Politics/Foreign/Asia/Others] UID:20463 Activity:high |
1/29 How come whenever a big earthquake happens in a country, it always takes several days before other countries start to send rescue teams to help out? (Turkey, Taiwan, India, ...) Don't they realize most of the trapped would be dead by then? \_ Because they don't have rescue teams sitting around doing nothing but waiting to leave the instant a quake hits. Because it takes 12-24 hours to fly to the other side of the world. Because going \_ Uh. Nations cannot be affluent. Citizens can be affluent. \_ Uh. Both can. \_ Uh, no bitch. \_ Win a lot of arguments? \_ The wester dictionary uses it in the example: <our affluent society> in before the local government asks for help is an act of war. Because you just don't have the brain cells to comprehend. \_ But somehow those rescue teams have time to talk to the press and post for pictures. and pose for pictures. \_ Strangely, the United States and Japan (two of the more affluent nations in the world) sent a whopping $1 million to help out in the disaster. \_ ah yes, and Bill Gates who is worth over 60 billion dollars donates a WHOPPING 1 million dollar to the AIDs research, paid over a period of 3 years. What a philanthropist he is. \- maybe he thinks there are bigger priorities than AIDS research ... which is after all quite heavily funded by the US govt. --psb \_ Bill donates quite a bit more to other causes and has said he is leaving most of his fortune to charity when he dies, not his kids. \_ Bill Gates owes you nothing. \_ I thought it was 100 million and I agree he owes you nothing. \_ he owes me the $300 he grifted on the POS products he sold me in the last 2 decades (plus tax and compounding interest in the Nasdaq). In total, he owes me several thousand dollars. \_ I wasn't aware that the Nasdaq paid compounding interest. Maybe you would have bought high and sold low.... \_ No, those are RELIEF planes not a military invasion! Really! \_ "We'd like you to help, but the runways are sorta broken to pieces right now.... Please don't try to land, our hospital space is overcommitted already." \_ "...so maybe you could just sorta' crash your planes in some open space somewhere near the epicenter, and we can, you know, salvage what we need from the wreckage..." |
2001/1/29-31 [Computer/Domains] UID:20464 Activity:nil |
1/28 Someone please confirm the "black wall effect" an ionizer has? \_http://www.electrocorp.nu/faq.html \_ but how severe is it? is the Sharper Image shit worth getting? |
2001/1/29-31 [Uncategorized] UID:20465 Activity:moderate |
1/29 Which of the search engines updates itself most often? i.e. Which should i use if i want to find out tech stuff that likely was published today? \_ I doubt search engines work that fast. Unless there is a service such as the AP wires. \_ Try http://headlines.hotbot.com. Not sure if it's still up or not. \_ thanks, but I can watch the worthless news. I'm looking for something that does a lot of crawling nightly so that when i see some big headline i can get an independent take while i'm still interested. \_ It used to crawl 4x a day. Shrug. |