On Wed, Dec 8, 2010 at 10:16 PM, keenerd <keenerd@xxxxxxxxx> wrote: > Let's make a graph to show how bad it continues to be. > >> expac -S -t '%Y-%m' '%b' $(cat return_one) | sort | uniq -c | sed 's/^ *//' > return_one_releases > http://kmkeen.com/tmp/return-one-releases.png > > If packages were actually cleaned up when updated, the red line would > be flat on zero. Instead, 50-100 packages with 'return 1' are > released every month. (And yes, the oldest surviving package is > almost three years old. Happy birthday perl-passwd-md5, if you make > it another month.) Uhh... I see myself in you, somewhat. People that make graphs, and estimation of everything... In my last "work" I made a Monte Carlo simulation for estimating the probabilities of the winner of soccer championship (Brasileirão 2010, I'm Brazilian) (note: I hate soccer...). And worked! I get the first 3 places correct six rounds before the end (from a total of 38 rounds)... Regards, Kazuo -- “The journey is more important than the destination—that’s part of life, if you only live for getting to the end, you’re almost always disappointed.” Donald E. Knuth
