arc_of_descent

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   by arc_of_descent 14y ago

   I've spent the last year taking some serious time to compose some music. I always knew how to read sheet music and I think the current notation has survived cause its easy to read and write. This Hummingbird notation looks relatively much m
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   by arc_of_descent 14y ago

   I've been trying to learn Perl 6 for a long time now. The PDF book is great but nothing beats a paperback style novel you can read anywhere. I got hooked onto Perl (long time back!) after reading the Programming Perl book (Camel book). IMO
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   by arc_of_descent 14y ago

   Set it as my desktop background. Made me realize how dirty my monitor screen was. :)
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   by arc_of_descent 14y ago

   I just ordered the first three books. Will start off with Player of Games. Sad news indeed.
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   by arc_of_descent 14y ago

   1. The Blind Watchmaker - Richard Dawkins 2. Anxiety, Phobias, and Panic - Reneau Z. Peurifoy
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   by arc_of_descent 14y ago

   This is just brilliant!
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   by arc_of_descent 14y ago

   I totally agree. Perl is one language that takes testing quite seriously. Just installing some CPAN modules and seeing the numerous tests run gives you a hard on (I mean, a hardened server)
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   by arc_of_descent 14y ago

   Long time Linux desktop user. After using ArchLinux for just over six months with Xfce, I recently switched to Debian Squeeze. I'm so glad that Xfce will be the default DE. Its simple and gets the job done.
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   by arc_of_descent 14y ago

   Moose is not really an ORM. You would be better off using an ORM like Rose::DB::Object which can help you with type constraints.
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    by arc_of_descent 14y ago

    I just started a new project a week back with the objective to apply real time effects/filters to an audio stream. Main choice of programming language is Perl. Firstly as I have more than 10 years of experience using it. And secondly as its
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    by arc_of_descent 14y ago

    I am using Airtel in Mumbai and the sites are blocked. Crazy stuff!
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    by arc_of_descent 14y ago

    I switched to ArchLinux and Xfce a month back from Ubuntu. I really liked Unity and I'm looking forward to trying out Ubunto 12.04 but for all purposes I'm going to stick with Arch and Xfce.
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    by arc_of_descent 15y ago

    Just tried out Arch a week back now, and I was quite happy with it. Here's to 10 more years!
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    by arc_of_descent 15y ago

    Funny and different. Click on the heads to make them bobble even harder.
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    by arc_of_descent 15y ago

    Very nice. It took me a moment to realize there were other users who were creating sound too!
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    by arc_of_descent 15y ago

    As with most, I'm pleasantly surprised by the emotions in me related to Steve Jobs' death. I've only ever used an iPod. I guess this is testament to the person he was. Screw the tech stuff.
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    by arc_of_descent 15y ago

    Nice. but you have to click on the kid, NOT!
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    by arc_of_descent 15y ago

    Really nice looking page. Was going through the source and found this - "I'm a self-starter and <strong>entrepreneur</strong>"
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    by arc_of_descent 15y ago

    I'm using Dropbox. And then, $ task config data.location /home/dir/Dropbox/tasks
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    by arc_of_descent 15y ago

    Been looking for something like this. Any way I can store metadata about the tasks. Or rather more data. Say I would like a "budget" field for a task.
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    by arc_of_descent 16y ago

    What has complex got to do with the editor? Maybe it would help a bit. But if you design the codebase to be modular, you have only a little part of the code to worry about at a time, so you can use your current editor setup. :)
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    CPAN Perl modules as RPMs v/s PAR(blogs.aarohan.biz)

    1 points by arc_of_descent 19y ago|0 comments
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    by arc_of_descent 19y ago

    Mantis. But I tend to think the pages are too long.