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Comments:
<0> hi
<1> hi
<0> redduck676: long time not seen you
<1> :)
<0> anyway now that I've joined I'm figuring I have nothing more to ask
<0> so bye all
<2> hey TheBonsai are you with bonsaikitten in #gentoo?
<3> unlikely, he hates gentoo
<4> AI_coder: haha.
<2> oh, i was just wondering since she was an op, thought maybe there was some sort of politicking.
<4> A she ?!?
<2> i think bonsaikitten is a she, i couldn't imagine a dude naming himself that.
<5> lol?
<6> Hi is there a slick way for me to cp every other column (or every 3rd or 4th etc) in one flat file to another file? The columns are \t delimited -Thanks!
<3> for some strange reason I get the feeling that this is homework!
<6> nope not homework
<6> I am a student of life not school :-)
<3> o rly, then what is it
<7> student1: awk is probably better tool for this
<3> even cut is sufficient
<3> sed is too, but a little more tricky than cut or awk
<6> I have a file of 9000 mcmc samples over 1000 observations (so 1000 x 9000) and this is too large to read into R, so I thought I'd thin out every other sample
<6> thanks uniplex I'll keep looking :-)
<3> if you want columbs, check out ''cut''
<6> k thanks
<3> no problem
<6> yeah cut is perfect, thanks!
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