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<0> ali0r: yeah.
<1> Yaakov, there are many feeds, wont work
<2> per feed...
<1> and user have a set of regex on what the want/dont want
<1> **** this is getting complex
<0> ali0r: no it's not :)
<1> ive been up for 16hours
<1> hehe
<0> ali0r: whenever an item enters the system, run the filters to find out what users are interested in it, and for each user that cares, insert a tuple into a table of things to send
<3> ali0r: that's a *normal* day. it's just *barely* your bed time. let me know when you've been awake 24 hours. and then 32. and then 40. at 40, you've done a double-day.
<1> i did that
<1> feel like ****
<0> ali0r: and then whenever you actually send the item out, you delete it from the "agenda" table
<1> i just got out of the gym doing heavy squats , this is what fried my nervous system
<2> ali0r: For each feed a table, user_id and last_sent
<2> That's simple.
<0> ali0r: Yaakov's solution would work fine too -- but I actually think mine is easier to deal with in the long run
<1> and last_sent is FK to news_id ?
<2> Yes, last_sent is the message id.
<4> Oh my god. lynx has file ***ociations on downloasd.
<1> Yaakov, this wont work
<0> ali0r: yes it will.
<1> user1 might have feed1 and feed4 but not feed2/feed3
<2> So?
<1> so basing myself on news_id wont work
<2> No.
<1> news is news_id (pk), feed_id (fk), title, url
<2> You qualify the feed first, then check to see if that user needs to be sent.
<1> see ?
<0> ali0r: so what?
<5> perlbot smop
<6> Simple Matter of Programming
<0> ali0r: that doesn't make any difference
<2> Does user X get this feed? Yes! Did he get this message? Yes! || No!
<0> ali0r: you're just failing to use common sense.
<1> oh i see
<1> jeez i am stupid
<2> No, sleep-deprived.
<7> porno with Jenifer Lopes come to http://host4you.land.ru
<4> OK
<2> lilo: kline?
<0> good speling.
<2> lilo: See above.
<1> thanks folks :)
<4> LOPES
<0> ali0r: not that I really need to defend it, but the advantage I see to my idea is that it lets you ask "does the user want this story" only once instead of repeatedly
<1> resume your method please
<1> i am putting this to .txt for later study
<1> cause for now i am totally borked
<8> nytol ppl
<0> ali0r: When an item comes in, compute the list of all users that would want to see it, and for each user, insert (story_id, user_id) into an "agenda" table
<9> does anyone know about Crypt::DH?
<0> ali0r: and then whenever you're ready to send out mail for a user, you just delete from the agenda table all of the stories that you sent them
<0> perlbot anyone
<6> Somewhere, someplace, in some universe, somebody uses what ever you just asked about. However, if you actually wanted help with it, please just ask a question, don't ask to ask, or ask if anyone can help.
<1> yes that sound like the way to go, basicly this will be done when the rss's are fetched
<2> pod boq bop pob qob dop qop dob
<1> #1
<9> Crypt::DH is perpetually failing to generate random numbers
<0> "agenda" is a good word. It's latin for "a bunch of things that I need to do" :)
<4> hobbs: "Ahh yes, eminent domain, that means 'theft by government'"
<0> agreed, but what brought that on?
<10> can anyone help me on this OO perl problem ? http://pastebin.com/536250, thanks
<11> The paste 536250 has been moved to http://erxz.com/pb/536
<4> hobbs: Your latin "translation"
<0> buu: that's actually essentially a literal translation
<4> Yay latin!
<4> What's the latin for "stuff in latin sounds cooler" again?
<4> heng: Nothing looks wrong..
<0> buu: "ago" is basically "do", an "agent" is something that does stuff, an "agend" is something to do, and if you have more than one it's an "agenda"
<4> heng: Oh, your method
<10> buu: I think I need to get rid $cl*** in my method, right ?
<0> well, it's "agenda". Having _an_ agenda is restricted to English.
<4> heng: sub Get_ConfigDataStructure {; takes two arguments, you are only p***ing it a single argument
<12> buu: Quid en latina dicet, (something something)
<4> heng: It's not a method
<4> ThinkingInBinary: Hrm. Excellent.
<1> ok so now, what is the best module to send email, i always used MIME::Lite :)
<12> buu: Sorry, in latina.
<12> buu: Spanish != Latin ;-)
<10> buu: please help, thanks
<0> ThinkingInBinary: I was just about to call you on that
<4> ThinkingInBinary: Latina, eh?
<4> heng: I JUST HELPED YOU BITCH
<12> buu: ouch ;-)
<12> buu: if this were #gentoo you'd be banned. /me loves #perl.
<10> buu: en, I p***ed $C_XMLFile to Get_ConfigDataStructure , only one, isnt it ?
<4> ThinkingInBinary: I banned #gentoo.
<12> buu: lol
<4> heng: Yes, that is one argument.
<4> heng: However, you are trying to ***ign two arguments in side the subroutine.
<4> heng: But you only p***ed one.
<4> There is a problem here.
<0> buu: "Quidquid Latine dictum sit altum videtur" is a common one -- "anything said in latin seems profound"
<4> Ah
<4> Quidquid ?
<12> hobbs: Yeah! That's the one I was thinking of!
<10> o, I only need to p*** one arg which is xmlfile, however when I get rid of $cl*** arg in Get method , the script complained : an uninitialized var ... ,so should or should not I get rid of $cl*** in that Get method ?
<4> heng: You should.
<13> yup.. like "est mi vulvus com eruca acida"
<0> buu: "quid" is "something", or "that which", or whatever
<4> hobbs: So what is quidquid ?
<0> buu: and "quidquid" is "whatsoever" or "anything which" or stuff
<4> Ah.
<4> QUIDQUID seems to lack profundity
<0> buu: repetition just makes it cooler, you understand
<4> (lacrimas profundere++)
<4> Hmph. I'm bored.
<14> buu: going to MJD's talk on Monday?
<0> buu: but closer to what ThinkingInBinary had in mind, you could also write it something like "Quid in lingua latina dicet, omnia altum videntur"
<0> buu: which, if I got it right, translates something like "What is said in latin, everyone thinks is impressive" :)
<0> buu: it's hard to render "cool" into latin
<12> hobbs: Try magnificent.
<0> ah, there we go. "... omnia magnificantur" :)
<12> hobbs: Nice1
<12> hobbs: s/1/!/;
<15> lol
<16> omg :)
<0> or something. I didn't learn most of the conjugations, so I just go for something that's mostly right
<15> less characters to retype it correctly than to sub ! for 1
<0> but my dictionary software says that "magnificantur" is present, p***ive, and 3rd/plural, so it can't be too far off
<15> i get permission denied
<15> mistell
<0> oh, and 'IND' must be 'indicative', which I'm pretty sure is appropriate
<0> and 'dicet' is subjunctive, which means ThinkingInBinary gave me the right word :)
<12> hobbs: Jeez, I haven't taken Latin for ~2 years.
<15> jeez
<15> i haven't taken latin in like 12 years
<0> ThinkingInBinary: I took 5 years of spanish, and failed one year of latin. The rest I just make up :)
<15> here's what i remember: stercus accidit
<15> illigitimi non carborundum or something too
<17> hi, I'm playing around with some graph functions ..
<0> ThinkingInBinary: WORDS is a great tool as long as you already know what you're looking for :)
<18> enjoy that
<17> and have an error I don't understand .. and because I'm not a perlmonk I cannot see what the error might be caused of ..
<12> hobbs: Spanish rocks.
<14> veni, vidi, vici
<17> I have an .dot file which I read with $graph = $reader->read_graph('linkmap.dot'); (from use Graph::Reader::Dot;)
<17> my dot-file is 2,5 megabytes ..
<2> ROCAS
<17> and includes a graph af urls ..
<0> ThinkingInBinary: yeah, and it's got enough of the interesting stuff left in it to provide at least some foundation for latin
<2> ...Spanish "rocks"...
<12> hobbs: Yeah. Spanish is easy too... software = "el software", hardware = "el hardware", Internet = "el Internet". No kidding.
<14> Tu perro es grande
<17> when reading the dotfile I get following error: $_[0]->YYCurtok
<17> $_[0]->YYCurval
<17> @$_[0]->YYExpect ID QUOT NUMBER
<17> $_[0]->YYLexer CODE(0x850fda8)
<17> substr($_[0]->YYData->{INPUT},0,21) ...
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