Still alive
Yes, I’m still alive. I didn’t write much lately, mainly because I had some troubles with my life and the very hot weather. I hope I will be able to write some interesting stuff the coming weeks.
My girlfriend decided this week that she wanted to get some time for herself in order to determine if she still likes our relationship (at the moment she thinks she doesn’t). The reason for this, is that I was having some mental problems (maybe I was a little depressed the last few weeks?), but didn’t talk about it with her. Additionally, I didn’t work very hard on my final project for my Msc. grade, which caused some friction in our relationship as well.
Currently I’m staying at my parents house in order to get things sorted out. Life ain’t easy. I really hope we will be able to get our relation working again, because she definately is the girl of my dreams and I really don’t want to lose her. Time will tell.
On other news, I started programming on the OntoAIMS project, in order to finish my graduation project. I also started learning Perl, which is a very nice language for easy tasks. Especailly the regular expressions, which are also implemented in other languages, are very nice. While I already had some knowledge on Perl compatible regular expressions, I definately learned some new things and it is also nice to know how to use these things in the language for which they were originally developed.
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August 5th, 2006 at 12:27
Randal L. Schwartz says:What are you using to learn Perl? Most people recommend my book, “Learning Perl”, and then the followon, “Intermediate Perl”.
October 2nd, 2007 at 8:51
Martin Sturm says:I used the book ‘Learning Perl’. I’m planning to read ‘intermediate Perl’, but it is not on the top of my priority list, because most things I wanted to learn can also be found on the Internet (or in the Perl documentation).