Re: Perl apprenticing (was Re: Backtracking through the source)
[email protected] ("Casey R. Tweten")
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Today around 2:12pm, Dan Sugalski hammered out this masterpiece:
: At 01:23 PM 11/30/00 -0500, Buddha Buck wrote:
: >
: >Here here! Is there a place where PAWB's can sign up?
:
: Not at the moment, at least not formally. Want to set something up? (And
: yes, I'm serious. A good master/apprentice thing would help a lot of folks,
: I think)
As a guy who is franticlly digging into the core to "Figure it out", I
would love to be part of this, what ever 'this' is. I love working
with the Distribution, but I want to get into the core just as
much. I'll take a postion here ( for some value of 'position' ).
: Do be careful of selling yourself short. While you might not necessarily
: have the appropriate skill set to deal with parts of the perl core, that
: doesn't mean you can't contribute. (This is the generic rather than
: specific 'you' here) A good working knowledge of, say, the properties of
: complex numbers is as important as knowledge of the guts when building the
: complex number class.
I deffinitley agree.
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