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if you're good with perl and in the bay area i need your resume
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rotor posted:if you're good with perl and in the bay area i need your resume do you get any resumes
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Gazpacho posted:kinda surprised i havent seen perl 6 in any job descriptions, considering how eager startups are to use every other half-baked flavor of the month, wasnt it in beta? there's no perl zeigeist of idiots with shiny hair evangelizing it
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at the phrase "perl 6 oo"
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vapid cutlery posted:do you get any resumes no because nobody knows perl anymore i tried to recruit otto but he's stuck on the dumb coast
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vapid cutlery posted:there's no perl zeigeist of idiots with shiny hair evangelizing it \ 
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rotor posted:no because nobody knows perl anymore wat the fuckl, america is having some kinf of perl dev shortage and im suck in this poo poo country doing labor jobs i hate for min wage, arh. this angers me
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can i come live w/ u rotor i am house trained and i shower nearly daily
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TiMBuS posted:wat the fuckl, america is having some kinf of perl dev shortage and im suck in this poo poo country doing labor jobs i hate for min wage, arh. this angers me both this company and the last one i was at had an urgent need for experienced perl programmers
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Sep 8, 2012 02:23
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please use java or c#
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Shaggar posted:please use java or c# Yawn
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rotor posted:i have to actually write a "compiler" soon, im not looking forward to it. write it in the source language that lets you use its parser
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if i wanted to write a game trainer, for no other reason than seeing if i can, do i have the right line of thought here of the direction i go in? you have to find the initial spots in memory that you want to modify and then use a program assigned to keys to change those to what you want to be? so if i wanted to increase money in a game by 1000 or some arbitrary number, i have to first located where that number is stored in memory, figure what hex corresponds to it and then assign a button to the +1000 trainer to cause it to increase it? i'm sure i'm oversimplifying so what should i be learning to be able to accomplish this? i should probably start by looking into memory addressing since i haven't looked at that stuff in years. figured it'd be a neat little project for learning more about programming and how computers work in general
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TiMBuS posted:haha, yeah!
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really perl is one of the main challengers to java in "there's a lib for that"
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Gazpacho posted:really perl is one of the main challengers to java in "there's a lib for that"
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Gazpacho posted:really perl is one of the main challengers to java in "there's a lib for that" both of which are contending for a distant second place behind PHP
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i was talking about programming languages
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perl and php are pretty much the same thing. they're also both completely antiquated
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vapid cutlery posted:perl and php are pretty much the same thing. 
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vapid cutlery posted:perl and php are pretty much the same thing.
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ok, perl at least has a standard way of installing libraries
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it's ok guys, regexes are now a thing in every real programming language, you can stop using perl now. and by real languages I mean Java, which has the best and most efficient managed execution environment that there is
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these languages sound like fun and i'd join in but i've been given a classic asp app built on a custom framework by a defunct company to maintain so i'm just going to be response.writing html with inline styles
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Gazpacho posted:meaning that the OO framework in perl 5 already kinda sorta did what it needed to, as the success of CPAN shows, but it sounds like the perl 6 hackers went off and made a completely new one? idk yes you are right, perl 6 and by proxy moose is verey different to the standard 'bless this hash' stuff. its far better. try it sometime maybe? p.s. packages and objects are kindof totally different things
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vapid cutlery posted:perl and php are pretty much the same thing. they're also both completely antiquated this is where we part ways, mi amigo ... vaya con dios
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Mr Dog posted:it's ok guys, regexes are now a thing in every real programming language, you can stop using perl now. actually it's objc
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rotor posted:this is where we part ways, mi amigo ... vaya con dios i guess perl has more ways to do the same things than php
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objc is so gross.
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Shaggar posted:objc is so gross. what don't you like about it
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Shaggar posted:its ugly any actual reasons
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