giving it a little push

[iandennismiller]

I noticed a printout containing OCaml and I tried to get it working. I also included a readme because I had to learn about OCaml package management in order to run the code, and I thought others might benefit as well.

Thanks.

[paigeruten]

Ooh, nice work!

[mikaa123]

That's great. Thanks!

[iandennismiller]

Hopefully a few people can run this tomorrow so we're sure to enjoy _why's next printouts! There may be some benefit to having multiple people run the code simultaneously. Who knows?

[aarondandy]

From like four o clock to let's say twelve?

[ghost]

In what timezone?

[aarondandy]

AM or PM?

[ghost]

No, timezone, as in GMT+x.

[iandennismiller]

I'm assuming NST:

http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Newfoundland_Standard_Time_Zone

That's a wild guess, of course, but I'm guessing NST because it's a neat one. No other reason, actually.

Edit: Seriously, it's UTC. The print spool uses YYYY-MM-DDT00:00Z as its data format and I think, according to ISO 8601, the Z indicates it's UTC.

[spro]

I considered installing OCaml, but had some tea instead, and ended up with this shell script: https://gist.github.com/spro/5416485

[mntmn]

Thanks for sharing! It works great here. I was surprised a few minutes ago by a sudden printout. Fun!