OvidPerl
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@ Plans in *subtests* aren't as important because you automatically know when you've terminated early, unlike with normal tests.
9:55 AM Nov 13th
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@ If you don't like an implicit done_testing in subtests, just specify a plan, 'no_plan' or 'skip_all'.
9:54 AM Nov 13th
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Submitted pull request for Test::Builder to eliminate need for plans in subtests. WIll make using them much easier.
9:01 AM Nov 13th
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@ It had better be a very old whisky. Thatcher won't die until the horcruxes are found and destroyed.
4:38 AM Nov 13th
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The Republican party and the anti-choice "Focus on the Family" offer health care which covers abortions.
4:35 AM Nov 13th
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Apparently, the death of has caused some confusion.
4:31 AM Nov 13th
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I'm guessing fans of this site are homeopathic astrologers who worry about vaccine/autism link.
3:33 AM Nov 13th
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@ Hey, we're getting there. Cut us some slack :) (that said, all credit for is to Leo Lapworth and Foxtons)
3:24 AM Nov 13th
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@ I'm particularly interested that it lacks type hierarchies. Sounds like they think inheritance needs to die :)
3:21 AM Nov 13th
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@ Oh god, I certainly hope not. Plain assignments introducing variables is a big bucket of stupid.
3:07 AM Nov 13th
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Some block important work when they've no energy; when they do, they want results. Worry sometimes that I'm one of those.
2:45 AM Nov 13th
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In case you haven't seen it, the new is up.
2:21 AM Nov 13th
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Seems we have what appear to be motivational signs all over the place. One of them reads "easy is hard". What a morale booster :)
5:02 AM Nov 12th
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@ Terribly sad that people would be so gullible as to think 2012 might be the end. Another loss for rational thought.
2:32 AM Nov 12th
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@ I can promise you I'm not giving them LinkedIn for my resume. It's just another networking too.
10:43 PM Nov 11th
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LinkedIn can now add your Twitter feed to your LinkedIn profile. High-tech way of saying "You'd be an idiot for hiring me"/
1:14 PM Nov 11th
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I'm beginning to suspect that any sufficiently complicated is merely a broken triple-store with edge cases.
9:10 AM Nov 11th
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Coming up with a plan to sidestep Test::Builder 2. I want the new test features but I don't want to wait.
4:08 AM Nov 11th
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@ Oh, we do heavy caching already. We're running into scalability issues and we're beyond low-hanging fruit optimizations :)
6:51 AM Nov 10th
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@ May have practical use. Use a solid state drive for our prod db? Huge performance boost w/o architectural changes!
6:43 AM Nov 10th
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- Name OvidPerl
- Location London, UK
- Web http://publius-ov...
- Bio Ovid. Perl. You know. (ǝldoǝd oʇ ǝɔıu ǝq oʇ ʎɹʇ `ǝsɐǝld puɐ)
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