15 posts tagged “six apart”
I want to save typing.
use FindBin;
use lib "$FindBin::Bin/../core/lib";
use TypeCore::Bootstrap %param;
I also realize how boring is this post if you're not versed into Perl...
The trick is that TypeCore::Bootstrap is not in @INC by default. I don't really see a way to save much in the above without changing FindBin.
The only thing I could think off is to change that to
use TypeCore::MiniBootstrap core => '..', %param;
and have the following in the new MiniBootstrap:
But now, I need to have this MiniBootstrap available in @INC :( The good thing is that this mini module should be pretty immutable and should work across all versions of TypeCore, but it has to be installed on each machine, or PERL5LIB has to be modified one way or another :/package TypeCore::MiniBootstrap;
sub import {
my $class = shift;
my %param = @_;
my $core = delete $param{core};
my $boot = <<"EOB";
use FindBin;
use lib "\$FindBin::Bin/$core/core/lib";
use TypeCore::Bootstrap %param;
EOB
eval $boot;
}
- More and more scared by car drivers while riding my bike in San Francisco
- Wonderful week-end in Napa (pool, bbq, sun, wine, ...)
- Bootie-Night is a lot of fun (dna-lounge)
- power outages in San Francisco are more frequent than rain during summer.
- It's not clear whether power outages are more frequent than earthquakes and if there is a relation between the two
- Lots of friendly people in San Francisco, always fun to hang out
- Loic wanted a way to post his tweets on his blog (daily), so I created loudtwitter and had fun doing so (now he has some kind of content on his english blog ;)
So, I've started to run on the morning -- approx every 3 days. It never appealed to me before, I thought it was boring, useless, painful. Well it's not completely false! Why did I change my mind I gave it a try ?
To begin with, my fave sport is Squash. I play for 4-5 years and I really enjoy it. The problem is that it's not recommended in the long run because it's very tough for the heart. Training the heart to a completely different rhythm is supposedly a Good Thing(tm).
The second reason is probably the amount of runners at Six Apart. Loic's podcasts about are great, and teased me. JY and Olivier are into it also (Olivier has a great moblog about L'Ultra at the Mont Blanc : 86km)... so many nice people CAN'T be wrong.
And last but not least, I think that I've near perfect conditions now that I live in San Francisco.
This morning I ran for 1 hour (slow pace -- see below), and I've seen :
- The Bay Bridge
- The Ferry Building
- The Treasure Island
- The Coit Tower
- Alcatraz
- And finally the Golden Gate Bridge from Fort Mason
Voilà quelques photos prises lors de mon arrivée sur San Francisco, sur le vol AF0084 (Air France). C'est la première fois depuis longtemps que je prenais un direct. La vue était fantastique, et depuis mon arrivée (3 jours, le temps est au beau fixe).
Un vrai régal!
Cela aidera certainement à faire passer la pilule d'avoir quitter la France et Paris pour un bout de temps !
My Vox development server is dying :
miro kernel: CPU0: Temperature above threshold, cpu clock throttled
Message from syslogd@miro at Wed Jul 19 12:41:59 2006 ...
miro kernel: CPU1: Temperature above threshold, cpu clock throttled
Message from syslogd@miro at Wed Jul 19 12:41:59 2006 ...
miro kernel: CPU0: Temperature above threshold, cpu clock throttledMessage from syslogd@miro at Wed Jul 19 12:41:59 2006 ...
miro kernel: CPU1: Temperature above threshold, cpu clock throttled
It's 36°C in Paris...
I asked Nespresso for a new color. I thought it was nicer for my own personnal Six Apart logo at home. So, they made a light green dose (not perfect though)
Thanks Nob, for the original idea
Last Friday, Samuel left the company. We ate sushis at lunch, an we opened up Champagne. Coincidently, Florent arrived to occupy his position. Welcome aboard Florent !
I need to upload picture on comet for a test, anyway. So it's a nice way to introduce you this piece of museum :)
Here's our old elevator :
So it's old and scary . wood and iron.
Today I also learned that a fire occured at the 6th floor of the building -- yes in our offices :/
The best part is that you can see the weight of the paired elevator of the other building. It's rusty, and it's scary to see it moving during the way. Here's what we see from our window :
Sorry it's not easy to see details (camerophone), perhaps in the full view ?
People fond of neo-archeology should visit our office, Indeed, successive occupants of the building have just added their stuff on top of previous occupant stuff without worrying too much about it.
So you find layers of phone and electric wires, then ethernet wires, more ethernet
wires...
One funny thing is that one occupant has a strange notion of ethernet cable, a
world where the ethernet-plug concept was missing. So, in several places you
have a ethernet cable which pop out of the wall. That's it (I'll try to take a picture of that).
this is a small, but friendly place.
This is also where we are used to lunch when we decide to bring back food instead of eating outside. (Yeah we miss a lot built-in restaurant's of the first office)
You can also notice the TV+polycom set where we stand video conf call with the Japanese and American team.
We'll plug this system back very soon since the second ADSL line has been delivered to the office today.
YAY!
