Lingua::EN::Splitter – Split text into words, paragraphs, segments, and tiles – search.cpan.org
Monday, July 7th, 2008perl module that splits text into words, segments. etc. Quality — uknown (i.e. I didn’t test it yet)
perl module that splits text into words, segments. etc. Quality — uknown (i.e. I didn’t test it yet)
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the subj. soluton creates COM object in .net that then is used by classic ASP to store sessions. ASP.net object stores session in SQL database
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guide introduces various specific topics like arrays, variable scopes, etc.
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google’s internal C++ code guidance
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Interesting to look when u have a time. PS: looks like they are using git and found a way to integrate it into Trac, which is pretty cool
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it has a fierfox “plugin” — adds itself to firefox search bar
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notes / discussion about optimizing index performance for big tables (“big” means 250M records
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jobs postings
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module that allows u to make upload progress bars
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notes about implementing OpenID
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