On Sat, 02 Feb 2013 23:21:24 -0600, Jeremy Fluhmann wrote:
On Sat, Feb 2, 2013 at 10:12 PM, Peter Scott pe...@psdt.com wrote:
Yesterday I was talking with a colleague about configuration management
frameworks like Chef, Puppet, and Saltstack. Those are Python- and
Ruby- based. He asked
disappointed.
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or involving Perl and discussions about how to make
Perl be accepted in the workplace.
Not sure where else it belongs (email?) but the current thread is a
netiquette debate. I can't see a sufficient relationship to advocacy.
Feel free to create a perl-flames list :-)
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On Mon, 28 Apr 2008 11:41:00 -0500, Andy Lester wrote:
What sort of power are you ascribing to these unnamed people-in-
power? There is no power. There is no Perl Cabal [...]
Oh, I beg to differ:
http://web.archive.org/web/20030716002311/perlcabal.com/lwall.html
:-)
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a charisma for communicating with moneybags that eludes most of
us, but their constant exposure to that work will likely lead them to
ideas that haven't occurred to us.
Let's do it.
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vs
my level of PHP expertise, which may be a factor for other folk
maintaining your wiki.
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I don't know how long it's been up, but I just noticed Google Trends. See
http://www.google.com/trends?q=perl
While the news volume for Perl appears fairly constant, there is a clear
long term downward trend in the volume of searches for Perl.
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the top two. For 'ruby programming', none.
I am not sure what this means.
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Based upon http://xrl.us/kmqa , perhaps it's time we established a dress
code for us in public. What should the well-dressed Perl hacker wear?
Camel-hair suit, perhaps?
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contest for dromedaries yet the
event was held in the main habitat for bactrians was not explained.
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to back them*, and we don't, so even if we're right
it's a moot point. So let's give this one up and move on.
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in the WWW:: name space ...
Regards,
Johan Van den rande
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to a perl.legal, I think.
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In article [EMAIL PROTECTED],
[EMAIL PROTECTED] (Nathan Torkington) writes:
Peter Scott alerted me to a recent discussion in comp.lang.perl.misc
on this patent (this URL will redirect you to the USPTO page):
http://xrl.us/bph
And in fact I sent it to this list via nntp.perl.org to begin
in terms of why language X
is better than Y is going to go up in flames in short order. As, perhaps,
it should.
Peter Scott
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At 12:45 PM 4/9/2002 -0500, _brian_d_foy wrote:
you also need to protect yourself, too. i've taught a lot of Perl and
every class has some really sharp people who know a lot more than i do
about a particular topic. if i start spouting off about Java, for
instance, i'll probably get trounced by
. Then there are a bunch of Linux certifications and AFAICT that has
had no impact on the ability of competent people to get Linux jobs, since
most Linux advocates feel the same way most Perl ones do about
certification. Therefore I think the whole debate is academic.
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in most places without telling anyone that
it is being used. If businesspeople knew it was being used, they are as
likely, or more likely, to order that it not be used anymore as they are
to ask that its use be increased. Businesspeople are dumb like that.
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- 'This Module's
Goin' To CPAN'
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. To determine whether or
not Perl is healthy we have to apply different standards and heuristics
from the ones we use to judge product-oriented languages.
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of Open Source to these guys: they would be forced into a
model where they couldn't pretend that rude behavior would get them anywhere.
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with
myself. Doesn't need to be that elaborate.
Hmm. Could be a job for use.perl.org?
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for
$50k, then spent $400k+ on consulting, integration, and tech support from
the vendor to try and get it to perform capabilities which were believed to
be out-of-the box functionality. Most support contracts don't guarantee
anything other than a prompt answer.
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what to do with the copy of Visual C++ that was
his prize.
Z.
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le, then push it out. There are places where that just
isn't enough. Larry can tell you plenty about how hardware and software
freezes dominate operations at JPL, for instance. Quality control and
integration issue.
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want to do
those things and the lack of them is a barrier to Perl dominating that
market. Fortunately it looks as though Perl 6 will take huge steps in the
right direction.
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Is the Perl Advocacy mailing list archived anywhere? Sorry to bug the
list, but less intrusive steps haven't proven fruitful.
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At 02:27 PM 6/18/00 -0400, Uri Guttman wrote:
and what about the other motto, duct tape of the internet? doesn't bring
up any logo images to me.
Then you're just not using your imagination :-) But I can't see any of the
ideas it gives me being legal^Wuseful.
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there are others who were also active in DECUS at the time with
different opinions; this one just happens to be mine.
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May I suggest you repost this to the [EMAIL PROTECTED] mailing
list? I do believe you're likely to find a lot more Perl trainers there.
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nd so we just guess. But even then there are
no absolutes; people are likely basing their guesses on the average
expertise of the people around them where they work, and that varies from
place to place.
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were they doing that again???" flip, flip
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al
friend who knew some Perl before my classes, was working with him and he
said, "Okay, this isn't the way Peter would do it, but here..." and it
failed... followed the principles I taught and it worked...
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g to
them :-(
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arry, why would they be comparing themselves to Perl unless..."
"... unless Perl is the best! I see what you mean, dear. I'll never stop
using Perl."
/TV_Commercial
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to the ability to compile a Perl program into a binary, not perl
itself.
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ould be a good topic for a BOF at a conference perhaps. I
wanted to propose one for TPC3 but chickened out. If no-one more
appropriate to the task does so for TPC4, then I can - does this sound like
a good idea? (I won't be at YAPC unfortunately.)
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is largely equated to "drunk
assholes" outside of the Perl coommunity.
Dang, some of the user groups must be having a lot more fun than mine...
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At 10:21 PM 3/1/00 -0500, Chris Nandor wrote:
At 16.29 -0800 2000.03.01, Peter Scott wrote:
At 04:31 PM 3/1/00 -0500, Chris Nandor wrote:
At 12.09 -0800 2000.03.01, Peter Scott wrote:
Oops, that's the second time I've miscommunicated this point. I am
referring to the ability to compile
"language level" of Perl was
more than twice that of the next highest (personally, I disagree that the
number for Tcl was a typo :-)
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fig about they involvement or
otherwise of Uncle Sam.
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g it in Visual Basic...
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