#python - Thu 22 Mar 2007 between 23:10 and 23:20



pyguyyi got it working again
arkaneshays: yeah
the_hoserhays: Core Python Second Edition is probably the best py book I have.
haysyeah? why?
I'm curious because I'm looking for something kinda specific in a Python book
Kirynwhat is real and imaginary numbers?
the_hoserhays: everything is very clearly laid out. If you want to know something specific about language feature X, you just go to that section. It's not buried in some other section as a sidenote.
CSWookieKiryn: 1, 2, and 3 are real.
Kiryn: floorg, blant, and crontar are imaginary.
haysI think I'd do best with a book full of high quality recipies for common problems.. This is why I liked programming python.. that and its updated for 2.5
gzlKiryn: look up wikipedia.
Kirynok
gzlthere's a whole story that's worth reading in detail
the_hoseryes, do read the good wiki :)
Kirynlol
does it tell my fortune too :P
the_hoserhays: core python se is 2.5, but it doesnt lay out the way you describe. it's more of a language reference.
Kirynthat would be awsome if it did :(
ebovineIf you're going to colorize a log file by type of message how do you choose the colors? Do you do it manually or do you calculate the optimally different colors?
haysthe_hoser: hmm.. good to have around I suppose
the_hoserKiryn: your future is 3+4i
haysthe_hoser: I was thinking I could find that kind of stuff in the docs
ebovineFor instance, I don't care what color message type a or message type b are.
the_hoserhays: yeah, I just like the layout of the book better than the docs
hays: like, an entire chaper on objects, and all sorts of things you can do with them.
ebovineI'd like to calculate it because I'd like to be able to dynamically find n colors that are as far apart as possible.
Anybody found anything like that?
haysthe_hoser: I'll check it out next time I'm in a decent book store
I wish Safari Online was cheaper, I would buy it for $20/mo
the_hoserhays: I have a safari account, so I just read it online.
hays: yesh... well... it's actually saving me money :)
haysyeah, I can't justify the expense quite yet because my day job is not programming
sgeigerbothays: I'm impressed with your irc client
hayssgeigerbot: like it? thanks
arkanesI got an employer to pay for a corporate account and it was fantastic
sadly, I then had to move
haysluckies
sgeigerbothays: it doesn't seem to be receiving messages.
haysI have a friend who gets it for free because he's got some contacts at MIT and has an Athena account
berto-i have a directory full of stuff i want to install to $prefix/var/lib. is it possible to do this with distutils?

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