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by zengargoyle 7y ago
David Bull is awesome, I recommend you check out his website and YouTube if you like this woodblock print stuff. Not sure if he still does, but he used to Twitch stream carving blocks a couple of times a week.
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by zengargoyle 8y ago
Tilde is used in path names too much (~user), pipe is a logical OR. The best I've found is ^ (caret) which rarely shows up in real life.
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by zengargoyle 9y ago
I'm probably off the mark a little bit.... but 'rule' implies that whitespace is really <.ws> (totally ignored white space matching thingy). '|' is the Longest-Match-First (different from Perl/PCRE&#x2F
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by zengargoyle 9y ago
Check out Perl 6's (or Rakudo's if you prefer) error messages. If they are LTA (Less Than Awesome), it's a bug. Often the Perl 6 Grammar that is parsing my Perl 6 code actually tells me things I didn't notice.... The
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by zengargoyle 9y ago
I have found with 1blue3brown that I sometimes have to wait a while and ponder things and go back and watch the video again some time later. So this particular video was working for me up to a point and then I maybe just missed some import
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by zengargoyle 11y ago
Tip: don't install Linenoise and use rlwrap instead. You get unicode, history across sessions, and if you tweak it right tab completion.
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by zengargoyle 11y ago
This is probably what this article is referring to. NSF Gives Green Light to Pacific Research Platform- UC San Diego, UC Berkeley lead creation of West Coast big data freeway system. http://cenic.org/news/item/nsf-
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by zengargoyle 13y ago
Knight knew enough to leave the machine off long enough for the capacitors to discharge so the machine started from a clean slate. The Novice was turning the machine back on too soon.
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by zengargoyle 14y ago
You will one day punch yourself for not being safe. tar czf - | ssh destination 'cd /remote/dir && tar xzf -' Test that `cd` or one day you'll end up extracting in the wrong place.
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by zengargoyle 14y ago
Have you seen 'The First Thing Tak Did'? http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=XUCrnR06oKc This talk by Matt S. Trout a while back discussed using Perl to control/configure machines in a way that the destination machines need nothing other than