(1) August is canceled.
(2) We'll have a meeting in September; 2nd Tuesday is the 11th --
Where is TBD; maybe at MIT, maybe in Waltham.
If Waltham, it'll be near (T) bus and train as well as parking; and
I'll provide Car Pool out and or back for anyone that wants to.
(3) Our Wiki is down. Free
(1) August is canceled.
(2) We'll have a meeting in September; 2nd Tuesday is the 11th --
Where is TBD; maybe at MIT, maybe in Waltham.
If Waltham, it'll be near (T) bus and train as well as parking; and
I'll provide Car Pool out and or back for anyone that wants to.
(3) Our Wiki is down. Free
We have nothing prepared for a July meeting and it's hot and the elevator
still wasn't fixed last week, and it's summer so probably people have other
things to do.
Should we try August 14th or just reconvene in September?
Note also there may be some downtime on boston.pm.org website. The free
There will be no June meeting this month.
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Our next tech meeting is TONIGHT -- Tuesay, May 8.
We'll watch (dissect?) two shorter conference videos, with our usual
MST3K commentary and rabbit-hole research. Topics are 3 dialects of
Function Signatures in recent Perls and infinite precision
computation in Perl 6.
Location: MIT Building
Our next tech meeting is TONIGHT -- Tuesay, May 8.
We'll watch (dissect?) two shorter conference videos, with our usual
MST3K commentary and rabbit-hole research. Topics are 3 dialects of
Function Signatures in recent Perls and infinite precision
computation in Perl 6.
Location: MIT Building
May the Fourth be with you !
Our next tech meeting is Tuesay, May 8.
We'll watch (dissect?) two shorter conference videos, with our usual
MST3K commentary and rabbit-hole research. Topics are 3 dialects of
Function Signatures in recent Perls and infinite precision
computation in Perl 6.
April 10th (2nd Tuesday=TODAY) last reminder
Federico Lucifredi / Hardware Hacking 101: time and randomness
Abstract:
Using the lowest amount of custom hardware and pouring Perl over
everything as the glue binding it all, we create two minimalistic
devices delivering a perfectly tuned network
MONDAY REMINDER: TOMORROW
April 10th (2nd Tuesday)
Federico Lucifredi / Hardware Hacking 101: time and randomness
Abstract:
Using the lowest amount of custom hardware and pouring Perl over
everything as the glue binding it all, we create two minimalistic
devices delivering a perfectly tuned
Next Meeting
April 10th (2nd Tuesday)
Federico Lucifredi / Hardware Hacking 101: time and randomness
Abstract:
Using the lowest amount of custom hardware and pouring Perl over
everything as the glue binding it all, we create two minimalistic
devices delivering a perfectly tuned network time
Next Meeting
April 10th (2nd Tuesday)
Federico Lucifredi / Hardware Hacking 101: time and randomness
Abstract:
Using the lowest amount of custom hardware and pouring Perl over
everything as the glue binding it all, we create two minimalistic
devices delivering a perfectly tuned network time
Next Meeting:
April 10th (2nd Tues.; MIT; 7p)
Federico Lucifredi
Hardware Hacking 101: time and randomness (using Perl)
*Abstract*: Using the lowest amount of custom hardware and pouring Perl
over everything as the glue binding it all, we create two minimalistic
devices delivering a perfectly
Next Meeting:
April 10th (2nd Tues.; MIT; 7p)
Federico Lucifredi
Hardware Hacking 101: time and randomness (using Perl)
*Abstract*: Using the lowest amount of custom hardware and pouring Perl
over everything as the glue binding it all, we create two minimalistic
devices delivering a perfectly
With Winter Storm Watch posted for Tuesday, we're going to punt on meeting
and concentrate on lining up a good speaker for April 10th.
http://boston.pm.org/Calendar/
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With Winter Storm Watch posted for Tuesday, we're going to punt on meeting
and concentrate on lining up a good speaker for April 10th.
http://boston.pm.org/Calendar/
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I intended to play the 1:06:00 long version of the same talk from
Amsterdam Perl Conference (which starts with the Formerly Known as
YAPC joke bombing).
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=UmLwYLSmTSs
So if you want 100% more Ovid & Tau Station with <= 50% overlap ...
e.g. "Gender is complicated"
I
Let's try this again ... last month we tried, but it being IAP,
we didn't actually have a room.
(Minor admin oversight. We did have a nice chat over pizza.)
February 13th, 2nd Tuesday -- Ovid builds a MMORPG in Perl
7/7:30pm, MIT E51-732, Amherst St, Cambridge.
Amsterdam Perl Conference 2017
Let's try this again ... last month we tried, but it being IAP,
we didn't actually have a room.
(Minor admin oversight. We did have a nice chat over pizza.)
February 13th, 2nd Tuesday -- Ovid builds a MMORPG in Perl
7/7:30pm, MIT E51-732, Amherst St, Cambridge.
Amsterdam Perl Conference 2017
Typo E51-376 Tonight!
On Jan 8, 2018 1:24 AM, "Bill Ricker" wrote:
> HAPPY NEW YEAR ! And FIRST MEETING !
> 2nd Tuesday comes early this month. This week !
>
> January 9th, 2nd Tuesday -- Ovid builds a MMORPG in Perl
> 7/7:30pm, MIT E51-732, Amherst St, Cambridge.
>
Typo E51-376 Tonight!
On Jan 8, 2018 1:24 AM, "Bill Ricker" wrote:
> HAPPY NEW YEAR ! And FIRST MEETING !
> 2nd Tuesday comes early this month. This week !
>
> January 9th, 2nd Tuesday -- Ovid builds a MMORPG in Perl
> 7/7:30pm, MIT E51-732, Amherst St, Cambridge.
>
HAPPY NEW YEAR ! And FIRST MEETING !
2nd Tuesday comes early this month. This week !
January 9th, 2nd Tuesday -- Ovid builds a MMORPG in Perl
7/7:30pm, MIT E51-732, Amherst St, Cambridge.
Amsterdam Perl Conference 2017 video screening
Noted Perl personality Ovid (Curtis Poe) has built a
HAPPY NEW YEAR ! And FIRST MEETING !
2nd Tuesday comes early this month. This week !
January 9th, 2nd Tuesday -- Ovid builds a MMORPG in Perl
7/7:30pm, MIT E51-732, Amherst St, Cambridge.
Amsterdam Perl Conference 2017 video screening
Noted Perl personality Ovid (Curtis Poe) has built a
CANCEL
Since i didn't have anything exciting to announce as a meeting topic
last Friday and still don't, and it's getting into the Holidays, I'm
saying cancel the December meeting, which would have been Tuesday,
December 12th.
Next Tech meeting would be 2nd Tuesday of January, the 9th.
If you
CANCEL
Since i didn't have anything exciting to announce as a meeting topic
last Friday and still don't, and it's getting into the Holidays, I'm
saying cancel the December meeting, which would have been Tuesday,
December 12th.
Next Tech meeting would be 2nd Tuesday of January, the 9th.
If you
Next Meeting - Tuesday, November 14th - 7 ish gather, 7:30 talk
Adam Russell
"Deep Learning in Perl with AI::MXNet: Navigating implementation issues"
LIVE Speaker !
ROOM Change (from spring): E51-372 (MIT 2 Amherst St, Cambridge)
ABSTRACT
This talk will cover lessons learned from a recent
I mistakenly used later timing. Talk normally begins 7:30, gather/mingle 7ish.
On Thu, Nov 9, 2017 at 5:50 PM, Bill Ricker wrote:
> We changed speakers and topics at the last minute last month because real
> life.
>
> Our very interesting previously-planned speaker will
I mistakenly used later timing. Talk normally begins 7:30, gather/mingle 7ish.
On Thu, Nov 9, 2017 at 5:50 PM, Bill Ricker wrote:
> We changed speakers and topics at the last minute last month because real
> life.
>
> Our very interesting previously-planned speaker will
We changed speakers and topics at the last minute last month because real life.
Our very interesting previously-planned speaker will instead speak
this month -- next week.
Remember, if you get Veterans' Day Monday off work, Tuesday will feel
like Monday.
Next Meeting - Tuesday, November 14th -
Interesting observation on the s/o survey
https://www.johndcook.com/blog/2017/10/31/the-most-disliked-programming-language/
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On Wed, Nov 1, 2017 at 2:31 PM, Greg London wrote:
>>> a real OO interface,
>> Mouse/Moo/Mouse isn't good enough?
> It looks amazing, but someone needs to go back and convert
> all of cpan so blessed hashes are upgraded to moose.
Everything has to do it the same way?
On Wed, November 1, 2017 3:42 am, Shirley Márquez Dúlcey wrote:
> We may have a bit of an image problem.
> Perl was the #1 most disliked
Who'd have guessed the language / culture that surpassed the Obfuscated C
contest with invention of golf scoring might have an image problem?
Web 1.0 was built
On BOSTON-PM-list, Mon, Oct 16, 2017 at 10:54 AM, Morse, Richard
E.,MGH
(who was away last week) replied:
> Hi! I was just working with some XML, and I’d like to suggest also looking at
> XML::XPath,
> which does allow you to change the text content (and probably all
Re
> It is not a 100% Perl job, but their middleware and DevOps are Perl
> and likely to remain so, so our requirement [1] of "Perl must be a
> primary aspect of the job" is barely met, if I'm generous. And for
> such a nice-sounding company I'm inclined to be generous, so I'm
> allowing posting
The following is a Permanent position in Cambridge.
It is not a 100% Perl job, but their middleware and DevOps are Perl
and likely to remain so, so our requirement [1] of "Perl must be a
primary aspect of the job" is barely met, if I'm generous. And for
such a nice-sounding company I'm inclined
> Next Meeting - Tuesday, October 10th -
Last-minute Speaker / Topic change / Github Continuous Integration for
Perl CPAN modules / see below.
> LIVE Speaker !
> ROOM Change (from spring): E51-372
We're sorry to report that due to circumstances beyond the speaker's
control, he won't be able to
On Mon, Oct 9, 2017 at 1:49 PM, R. Luoma wrote
on BLU Discuss:
> This may be off-topic, but I am trying to manipulate
> what I think is an "xml" file with perl (on a linux system).
> I am not familiar with the ins and outs of xml
It would not be off-topic on
Next Meeting - Tuesday, October 10th - Adam Russell "Deep Learning in Perl"
LIVE Speaker !
ROOM Change (from spring): E51-372
"Deep Learning with AI::MXNet: Navigating implementation issues"
ABSTRACT
This talk will cover lessons learned from a recent experience in
getting a deep learning
Next Meeting - Tuesday, October 10th - Adam Russell "Deep Learning in Perl"
LIVE Speaker !
ROOM Change (from spring): E51-372
"Deep Learning with AI::MXNet: Navigating implementation issues"
ABSTRACT
This talk will cover lessons learned from a recent experience in
getting a deep learning
On Tue, Sep 12, 2017 at 8:41 AM, Greg London wrote:
>
>> NOTE: Parking Alert. Recent changes in MIT Parking Dept web pages
>> (parking , visitors, public ) no longer allow un-permitted parking
>> after-hours.
>
> Well that sucks.
It was in retrospect amazing how long the
Tues, Sep 12th - tomorrow -
Damian Conway, "Three Little Words" (or "Why I Love Perl") (recorded
at The 2017 Perl Conference)
ROOM Change: E51-372
Damian Conway, known for his rapid-paced, wide-ranging, tour-de-force
presentations, was the keynote presenter at The Perl Conference, 2017
Tues, Sep 12th - tomorrow -
Damian Conway, "Three Little Words" (or "Why I Love Perl") (recorded
at The 2017 Perl Conference)
ROOM Change: E51-372
Damian Conway, known for his rapid-paced, wide-ranging, tour-de-force
presentations, was the keynote presenter at The Perl Conference, 2017
Current meeting -
Tues, Sep 12th -
The Perl Conference 2017 Review : Damian's keynote ( from TPC / YAPC::NA)
ROOM TBD - watch Email or @BostonPM twitter or Wiki for room # when confirmed !
The Damian Conway gave one of his rapid-paced, wide-ranging
tour-de-force presentations as an invited
Next tech meeting Sept 12th.
http://boston.pm.org/Calendar
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I don't have a presentation scheduled and the room will probably be
poorly cooled in August.
So maybe let's meet somewhere else for dinner? Who's in?
We're having a bit of a problem with messages from list winding up in
Gmail SPAM folders.
I'm going discuss with list admins ...
Mean time I have
I don't have a presentation scheduled and the room will probably be
poorly cooled in August.
So maybe let's meet somewhere else for dinner? Who's in?
We're having a bit of a problem with messages from list winding up in
Gmail SPAM folders.
I'm going discuss with list admins ...
Mean time I have
TUESDAY (TONIGHT or tomorrow if you read quickly)
Tech Meeting
Tues, Jul 11th
The Perl Conference 2017 Review : Lightning Talk Dim Sum ( from TPC / YAPC::NA)
MIT E51-376 starting 7.30 (but I'll be there 7-ish)
Attendees will select Lightning Talks from The Perl Conference 2017
playlist. We
TUESDAY (TONIGHT or tomorrow if you read quickly)
Tech Meeting
Tues, Jul 11th
The Perl Conference 2017 Review : Lightning Talk Dim Sum ( from TPC / YAPC::NA)
MIT E51-376 starting 7.30 (but I'll be there 7-ish)
Attendees will select Lightning Talks from The Perl Conference 2017
playlist. We
Next Tech Meeting
Tues, Jul 11th
The Perl Conference 2017 Review : Lightning Talk Dim Sum ( from TPC / YAPC::NA)
MIT E51-376 starting 7.30 (but there 7-ish)
Attendees will select Lightning Talks from The Perl Conference 2017
playlist. We can't play all 29 of them unless we 'gong' more than half
Next Tech Meeting
Tues, Jul 11th
The Perl Conference 2017 Review : Lightning Talk Dim Sum ( from TPC / YAPC::NA)
MIT E51-376 starting 7.30 (but there 7-ish)
Attendees will select Lightning Talks from The Perl Conference 2017
playlist. We can't play all 29 of them unless we 'gong' more than half
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