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Acme-Mitey-Cards
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Acme-Moose
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}
=item B<sacrifice>
Ah, we finally have reached the last goal of all good Moose. Sacrificing to the perl gods.
You'd best hope your Moose was happy enough, or death to your Perl script will come! :(
=back
=cut
sub sacrifice {
Acme-MotorcycleGang
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Acme-NabeAtzz
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* capable of those should have IVSIZE already. */
#if !defined(IVSIZE) && defined(LONGSIZE)
# define IVSIZE LONGSIZE
#endif
#ifndef IVSIZE
# define IVSIZE 4 /* A bold guess, but the best we can make. */
#endif
#ifndef UVSIZE
# define UVSIZE IVSIZE
#endif
Acme-NameChangeTEST
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Acme-Net-OdiousPlan
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Anything serious.
=head1 AUTHOR
Jesse Vincent C<< <jesse@bestpractical.com> >>
=head1 LICENCE AND COPYRIGHT
Copyright (c) 2005, Best Practical Solutions, LLC. All rights reserved.
Acme-Nothing
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Acme-OneHundredNotOut
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with C<Mail::Miner>, was L<Lingua::EN::Keywords>. This started life as a
relatively naive algorithm for picking common words out of a text in an
attempt to provide some keywords to describe what the text is "about", and
has matured into quite a handy little automatic topic recognition
module. Its natural counterpart is L<Lingua::EN::NamedEntity>, which
B<is> still a naive algorithm but sometimes those are the best ones.
This module has a bit of story behind it. While analysing mails we were
trying to find people, places, times, and other things we could link
together into a knowledge base. The technical term for this is named
entity extraction. I find a useful library to do this, called C<GATE>.
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modules.
The first problem was what to do with search results. You know those
little snippets that Google and other search engines display when you
search for some terms? They contextualise the terms in the body of the
document and highlight them in a snippet that best represents how
they're used in the document. This is actually a really hard problem,
and it took me several goes to get L<Text::Context> right. It uses
L<Text::Context::EitherSide> as an "emergency" contextualizer if it
can't get anything right at all, but the algorithm itself is a bit of a
swine. I actually had to prototype this module in Ruby to get my
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L<Template::Plugin::XSLT> was born.
=head2 Games, Diversions and Toys
It was only when I got back from Japan that I learnt to play Go. How
stupid was that. For a year I had access to some of the best Go clubs
and professional teacher and players in the world, and then I only pick
the bloody game up when I get back to England. Anyway, any computer
programmer who learns to play go, and they all do soon or later,
eventually decides to do something about the pitiful state of computer
Go. It's quite ridiculous that the game's been around for thousands of
years and the best computer programs we've devised regularly get beaten
resoundingly by small children. Anyway, I did my bit, producing
L<Games::Go::GMP> and L<Games::Go::SGF> as utility libraries, before
working on L<Games::Goban> to represent the state of the game.
But then while working for Kasei we discovered another addictive
Acme-OnePiece
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Acme-Onion
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