1 CAD is now greater than 1 USD ...

2010-04-23 by joe

`Live rates at 2010.04.23 19:18:28 UTC
                 1.00 USD	=      0.999750 CAD
United States Dollars	 	Canada Dollars
1 USD = 0.999750 CAD	 	1 CAD = 1.00025 USD
`

Yeah, I know it fluctuates. Still, nice to have parity.

Finally fixed the cert issue ...https://scalability.org/finally-fixed-the-cert-issue/ …
— @hpcjoe, 2021-10-14
There is a name for my pain this evening. InfluxQL.

'select "*" from newdb where my_left_arm = twisted_behind_back AND ...'

SYNTAX ERROR: your arm must be broken for this query to work
— @hpcjoe, 2021-10-07
My gosh ... I've got 30 year old perl code that uses shelling of that time, and still runs.

This ... isn't a win.

That, and I really miss the ease of

if ($var =~ /regex/) {

}

blocks. No real equivalent in Py. Lots more boilerplate around using regex. /sigh
— @hpcjoe, 2021-10-07
Code works perfectly in Py3.9. Breaks in Py3.6. Looks like subprocess semantics are different between the two.

Just ... wow.

I could say bad things about the language. But the point of using these scripting languages is speed of development without much defensive coding.
— @hpcjoe, 2021-10-07
(looks around on the interwebs for a cluster top like thing for slurm, doesn't find one, and resists the urge to write his own ...)

#HPC
— @hpcjoe, 2021-10-06