Just been to see Ed Byrne in Sheffield, now sat in the Chinese waiting for a takeaway.
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Sun attempting to show its face here. So I suppose I shouldn't sit around in my nightie drinking tea till gone noon...Comment
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Originally posted by NickFitz View PostOh FFS.
I just installed a Python library for working with Project Gutenberg metadata. It took ages to get it installed, as it has a dependency on Berkely DB, and since version 6 that's had some weird licence that open source types don't like - seriously, the package manager stopped and said it didn't want to install it for legal reasons, and it was just trying to protect me.
I found the magic incantation that made it do what I sodding well told it, and got everything installed. Naturally, I then wanted to try it. Glancing through the documentation, there was an example of how to do a query:
Code:print(get_metadata('author', 2701)) # prints frozenset([u'Melville, Hermann'])
Looking back at the documentation to make sure I'd got it right, I then saw this below the example (my highlighting):
So now it's just sitting there until sometime tomorrow
I'm going to get dinner and watch TV rather than all this trying to make useful things
That'll teech ya.Comment
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Originally posted by mudskipper View Post
Sun attempting to show its face here. So I suppose I shouldn't sit around in my nightie drinking tea till gone noon...
Aren't you supposed to be out training?Comment
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Originally posted by NickFitz View PostI should add that I've already downloaded all the Project Gutenberg metadata: it's a 38MB bzipped file, which when expanded provides an RDF file for every text in the project.
But there's no way to get the library to use it that I can see, so now it seems to be downloading them all individually instead. There are about 50,000 of them; around 716MBComment
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Originally posted by NickFitz View PostAh! His 18 hours must have been on a slow connection, and a machine less mighty than my iMac; for it has finished!
Well, it's stopped, at any rate.Comment
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Originally posted by NickFitz View PostIt's tipping down out there, and will continue to do so for the entire evening, if the forecast is to be believed
Believe it.
And the forecast for Monday is dire for S. Wales.Comment
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Well it looks very much as if the ZeitWashingMachne(Leaky Version) really is on its last legs.
And the ZeitBadBack(tm) is truly fecking awful today.
It started badly & it hasn't improved much over the cleaning frenzy.
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There we are, another roast lamb Sunday lunch consumed.
Somehow I seem to have over cooked the sprouts a bit, but they were edible.
Followed by stewed apple & custard since I seem to be bored with the rice pudding approach.
Time to do the dishes & feck off out to do some shopping.Comment
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