Archive for September, 2006

First Perl Poem

September 28, 2006

#!/usr/bin/perl
use LifeMission::Live;
use File::Find;

@Life::ISA = qw(Short_Journey);
do {
find(&your_call, @in_life) and live $it;
}
Lino

Still looking for a Granular Computing Implementation with Perl

September 25, 2006

As I mentioned before, I asked my fellow Perl Monks for leads on Granular Computing Implementations using Perl. So far, I have not had any luck On the bright side, the question bumped up my experience (XP) points and now I have 39 points (11 points away from achieving the next Perl Monks’ category [...]

First Perl Monks’ Node and becoming a Perl Monks Novice

September 24, 2006

In this node, I asked for help in locating Granular Computing implementations using Perl. I am still waiting for some leads in that sense (I hope to find someone else working on that to share experiences). If you know about any implementation, I would love to hear about it, [...]

My first steps with Perl!

September 22, 2006

By the end of OSCON, Alejandro had convinced me that I should try Perl. So I decide to buy a couple of books to get started. If you are curious, I bought Learning Perl (the Llama book) and Mastering Algorithms with Perl. By the end of July, I started [...]

OSCON Recap Part III

September 22, 2006

Here is the last part describing my first visit to OSCON. Before I start, I have to thank O’Reilly for giving us the opportunity to talk about the Venezuela’s quest to achieve technological independence. Second, I have to thank Jeff for the invitation and his hospitality. And of course, [...]

OSCON Recap Part II

September 22, 2006

I have been so busy with my research and helping organize the 4th World Forum on Free Knowledge that I did not have the time to write down my thoughts about OSCON until now. Anyway, I will do my best to give you a short description of what [...]