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   by askedrelic 15y ago

   I'm looking forward to my first PyCon, meeting a bunch of new people, and getting some new ideas!
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   by askedrelic 15y ago

   I agree. I feel like through Github the Ruby community forks, argues, and resolves problems faster than most Python projects do. Maybe I don't read enough mailing lists to see the angry posts, but maybe a bit more contention would be good t
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   by askedrelic 15y ago

   But again, the consequence of a driverless car is that the steering wheel could be removed and fitting 4 strangers comfortably in a car becomes much easier. I would argue that carpooling/ridesharing would increase and ultimately decrease th
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   by askedrelic 15y ago

   http://www.stevejobsthelostinterview.com/ I guess it's doing a limited theater run for awhile, in SF and Austin. I saw it last week in SF and Cringely showed up and did a Q&A afterwards, he mentioned wanting to have the interview seen
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   by askedrelic 15y ago

   Great idea, I've had something like this in my head for awhile too. My initial thoughts would be: -custom groups or more groups; what group is this person attached to. -change the "where" I met this person, for back entering people. Everyon
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   by askedrelic 15y ago

   My current idea is a bit arty, something like: style for a month. For 30 days, each day, scrape yesterday's image from http://theimpossiblecool.tumblr.com/ or http://thesartorialist.blogspot.com/ (or just pick one at random) and use the
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   by askedrelic 15y ago

   Definitely. All of the "sync vim plugins from github" scripts + combined with Pathogen have made using and trying plugins much easier. Github + better visibility have perhaps raised the overall quality of plugins by making it easier to copy
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   by askedrelic 15y ago

   Here is another good comparison post between Ruby and Python packaging: http://gillesfabio.com/blog/2011/03/01/rvm-for-pythonistas-v...
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   by askedrelic 15y ago

   Cool, good news to hear!
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    by askedrelic 15y ago

    Cool stuff!
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    by askedrelic 15y ago

    I enjoy Zed's enthusiasm. While people seem to argue with him frequently or vice versa, he is prolific in his books and software and is definitely helping improve things.
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    by askedrelic 15y ago

    Great, I just signed up and sent a letter to my mom! I've been meaning to look more into a good service like this, because I hate "writing" letters. I would love to keep in touch with my relatives and send out updates, but I am quite lazy.
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    by askedrelic 15y ago

    Ever going to release the source for hubot? I just digging through github for campfire bots and would love another repo to pull idea from!
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    by askedrelic 15y ago

    I was thinking of building something like this recently to test my Django + background worker skills. http://cutycapt.sourceforge.net/ is one of better screen capture engines I found for OSX. Most are based on Webkit/QT and Xvfb for Unix
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    by askedrelic 15y ago

    In a related anecdote, through Reddit and /r/pittsburgh, I've found about a dozen or so local SC players. We've formed a mailing list and I'm holding a viewing party at my apartment next week. We're still looking currently for a local bar w
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    by askedrelic 15y ago

    This has been a frustration of mine as well. In the Convention over Configuration mindset, there doesn't seem to be a "best" convention for Django apps. You can install a django package easily through pip, but then does it need urls added,
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    by askedrelic 15y ago

    Finally, I've been seeing several job postings relating to this site for weeks! I'm a big SC fan and have been watching the community and the money grow the last year, since SC2 got released. As they have on the frontpage, the SC2 community
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    by askedrelic 15y ago

    Yea, I just found LustyBufferGrep and BufferJuggler this weekend and am definitely digging it. http://www.vim.org/scripts/script.php?script_id=1890
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    by askedrelic 15y ago

    Looks like the blog url is a timestamp, 1276624594. ruin:~$ date -r 1276624594 Tue Jun 15 13:56:34 EDT 2010
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    by askedrelic 15y ago

    Second. I use GitX daily, it's been great!
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    by askedrelic 15y ago

    Does this have 256 color support? Anyone know of an iOS Terminal with 256 color support? Too much to ask for in a terminal? Heh.
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    by askedrelic 15y ago

    I found Play when looking for a monitoring dashboard last year, an intern from Digg released something using the Play framework: https://github.com/digg/awacs It's been not too bad to use.
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    by askedrelic 16y ago

    Sweet, thanks for your port! I just got everything working on my iMac. It shows up as an AirSpeaker from my iPhone on the same network and I can stream music from the iPhone to my iMac!
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    by askedrelic 16y ago

    I've been running this for months now and really like it. Really simple to setup and quite flexible.
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    by askedrelic 16y ago

    I totally agree with the need for more visibility and condensed stats on Github! Once you start trying to follow a larger number of projects, it becomes increasingly difficult to follow what is going on with each project. This has been a mi
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    by askedrelic 16y ago

    I spent a Spring/Summer working in an open floor office with floor-to-ceiling windows looking out over San Mateo and SF Bay. Man, that was a productive time, 75F and sunny just always puts me in a good mood. I love having a view as well, to
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    by askedrelic 16y ago

    I'm glad for the new Pinboard integration. My regular flow is to have everything (RSS for blogs with long posts and RSS for simple alert/notification blogs) in Google Reader and filter through it there, only viewing everything once. Anythin
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    by askedrelic 16y ago

    I figured out something like that using the Python Linode API last week: http://asktherelic.com/2011/02/17/dynamic-fabric-commands-fo...
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    by askedrelic 16y ago

    Cool ideas. We're just now moving from a 1 machine deployment to a 4 (and probably more) machine deployment at work and I can already see the value in this.
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    by askedrelic 16y ago

    Are Github and open source projects turning programmers toward a portfolio based resume? I've had success in interviews initially linking to my github repo and letting the interviewer view for themselves what I can accomplish. It has been a