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22
Nov
2009
Hilbert Space notes

14 hours ago by Andrew Grangaard

DDJ journal article on space filling curves http://www.ddj.com/184410998 example code aa799.txt from the zip file. Math::Curve::Hilbert http://search.cpan.org/dist/Math-Curve-Hilbert/Hilbert.pm Google's Uzaygezen project http://code.google.com/p/uzaygezen/ GeoHash en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Geohash Geo:: ...

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19
Nov
2009
Proxy List Checker & Updater

3 days ago by guidj0s

Heya. This is another perl project, and it might be handy. If you use the internet a lot, you may eventually build and save huge proxy lists. The problem is, and this is especially true if your list consists of free proxy servers, the number of servers going on and offline all the time is really hig ...

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18
Nov
2009
Perl 6 is Perl 5++

4 days ago by dagolden

I’m amused reading masak and mst take stock of the Perl 5 vs. Perl 6 issue/debate/brouhaha/whatever. I think mst gets it slightly closer to right (thanks to his refreshing directness), but both miss what I think is an obvious analogy: Perl 6 is to Perl 5 as C++ is to C Mostly familiar syntax? Check. ...

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15
Nov
2009
Multithreaded Perl Portscanner

7 days ago by guidj0s

While learning sockets in Perl (to put it more acurately, while learning the IO::Socket module), I came across a few implementations of Perl portscanners which, even though functional, were far from practical. I know, I know, you can just get Nmap if you’re looking for a good portscanner, but hey, y ...

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06
Nov
2009
The 10 best webcomics, from Achewood to XKCD

16 days ago by 7ele

XKCD Our list of the 10 best webcomics on the internet, including Achewood, Penny Arcade, XKCD, Questionable Content and more. A word of warning: most if not all of these cartoons contain profanity, blasphemy, nudity and/or jokes about physics. If you are easily offended, or do not like string theor ...

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06
Oct
2009
The Diffusion of Technical Knowledge and the Crisis of the Technology Worker

47 days ago by John Napiorkowski

One of the things that I personally find exciting about working in IT is how quickly the field grows and changes. Seemingly overnight vast bodies of knowledge and hard earned abilities can be supplanted. Five years ago, the job that took half the day and the coordination of a group of skilled worker ...

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27
Sep
2009
Data Structures and Algorithms with Object-Oriented Design Patterns in Perl

56 days ago by admin

Data Structures and Algorithms with Object-Oriented Design Patterns in C# is a free web book by Bruno R. Preiss. It covers topics like Foundational Data Structures, Data Types and Abstraction, Stacks, Queues, and Deques and Ordered Lists and Sorted Lists.

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16
Sep
2009
Module::Build inc bundling is getting close

67 days ago by dagolden

Wow. Is it time for another Ironman post already? The last week has just flown by. Last time, I mentioned the roadmap for Module::Build and the work being done to support bundling Module::Build into an inc/ directory in CPAN distributions for maximum back-compatibility. Thanks to some rapid design b ...

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19
Jul
2009
New Catalyst Book

126 days ago by Andrew Grangaard

There's a new catalyst book out, The Definitive Guide to Catalyst: Writing Extensible, Scalable and Maintainable Perl–Based Web Applications. I'm looking forward to going to my local bookstore and flipping through it. It looks pretty good from the Table of Contents. The authors are Kieren Diment and ...

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09
Jul
2009
Perl Monks and Mongers

136 days ago by Andrew Grangaard

Tired of being a "Level 1: Initiate" at perl monks, I spent a few hours yesterday answering incoming questions. Answering other people's code questions can be super fun, especially when I'm laying in bed waiting to get over a cold. I'm really happy with how my Hash walker with closures turned out. W ...

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