code logs -> 2011 -> Tue, 08 Nov 2011< code.20111107.log - code.20111109.log >
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01:17<~Vornicus> San Luis Obispo Library Women's Temperance Foundation Barbecue
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< Tamber>
"SLOLWTFBBQ"?
01:20<~Vornicus> well, usually they just drop the S
01:20<~Vornicus> But this was an actual sign, apparently
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< sshine>
I have a stack inside a State monad
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< sshine>
it's a vtable, and occasionally I enter a scope where I want to add variables temporarily
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< sshine>
normally in functional programming I'm thrilled because I can just concat a temporary vtable on and do a recursive call and it'll be automatically thrown away
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< sshine>
but now it seems I have to push stuff onto the stack within the State, and when I'm done it's still there.
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< sshine>
so in simulating imperative programming I get this drawback of automatic scope changing
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11:48
< TheWatcher>
Well, looks like I'm going to be writing a Perl primer. Ironically, it'll be for the digital biology people, rather than actual CS students.
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< jerith>
Bionformatics has traditionally been somewhat Perl-heavy.
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< jerith>
Although it's been moving toward Python for the past few years.
12:05 * TheWatcher nod
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< TheWatcher>
Most of the later work in the programme here uses perl, so they need a good foundation for it. Unfortunately, looking at the old Biocomputing course, they haven't been getting that >.>
12:07
< jerith>
And it's /especially/ important with Perl.
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< TheWatcher>
Yeah
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< TheWatcher>
I think that looking at the material they were being given has left physical scars
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< TheWatcher>
I knew it was bad, but.. *shudder*
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< jerith>
Looking at /good/ Perl can be painful.
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13:29 * TheWatcher notes that css needs to be able to support mathematical expressions for measurement fields
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< TheWatcher>
(14em+12px for example)
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< gnolam>
But then layout would become /easy/.
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< gnolam>
(Or you can use an em width/height and a px padding)
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< sshine>
TheWatcher[afk], I think mixing em/px/cm is generally ill-adviced because they're relative to different things.
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< sshine>
TheWatcher[afk], at least I read a discouragement some years ago when web interested me.
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< McMartin>
03:48 < TheWatcher> Well, looks like I'm going to be writing a Perl primer.
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< McMartin>
Ironically, it'll be for the digital biology people, rather
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< McMartin>
than actual CS students.
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< McMartin>
04:04 < jerith> Bionformatics has traditionally been somewhat Perl-heavy.
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< McMartin>
04:04 < jerith> Although it's been moving toward Python for the past few years.
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< McMartin>
I can confirm this, and it was with some degree of horror that my bioinformatics friend had Perl as her first programming language
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< McMartin>
Thankfully, halfway through this process they shifted to R instead.
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< jerith>
This channel was actually created to help a biologist translate some C code into Python.
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< jerith>
Reiver: Speaking of that, how is Chalcy?
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< TheWatcher>
McM: Well, in this case, perl isn't (or at least shouldn't...) be their first language - they should at least have done the java intro course, possibly my C course too.
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< TheWatcher>
In theory.
21:33 * TheWatcher moves that 'be' into the parenthetical where it belongs
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< Reiver>
jerith: Actually, haven't had much contact as of late, though we've been meaning to catch up as of a week ago. :)
22:57
< ToxicFrog>
Reiver: when you do, tell her TF says hi :)
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