[00:31] rick_h_: i'm gonna swap out pyinotify for watchdog so i can run on osx for dev 8D [00:32] jrwren: sure thing [00:44] "You already have an import waiting in the queue." is there a way i can see my queue [00:45] make run_celery [00:45] will run celery and start processing the queue items [00:45] the queue is visible via the db you use [00:46] it's dumped there by default, look in the kombu_queue and kombu_message [00:46] ty [00:46] you have to b64decode the messages [00:52] i'll investigate [00:54] i don't know anything about celery, so I'll be difing in [00:57] ok, what's the issue? [12:59] <3 @voidspace https://gist.github.com/3436363 [12:59] new test case for all projects! [13:00] heh [13:01] My projects would never pass! [13:02] I bet it wouldn't take long to get working [13:13] Step 1: Remember how to run tests [13:13] heh [13:14] make test [13:14] :P [13:14] nice [13:16] Actually PyDev does a lot of that for me right in the editor [13:19] Ah damnit. I tried to run it on my Python2.5 project and it failed [13:36] Good morning all [13:36] morning shakes808 [13:41] Good morning [14:30] How was CHC last night? I was going to come by but had to go back to my side of town. I might be coming next week. [14:31] It was good. Had Trevor Fitzgerald show back up [14:35] We've missed you these past few weeks / months. :) [14:35] That's cool. Wish I would have shown up. [14:36] AW isn't that sweet! :) ;) How is everything at the office? [14:37] Same ol' same ol. Too much to do, not enough hours to get it done right. [14:37] How's the hunt? [14:39] So nothing has changed I see lol [14:39] I am working for a mortgage company now [14:39] Started this week. [14:39] Ah, very cool [14:39] Getting settled in and learning things lol [14:39] shakes808: moving on up in the world? [14:40] didn't know you weren't at morpace any more [14:40] LOL Trying to. [14:40] doing python? :) [14:40] Haven't been for about 3 weeks now [14:40] Lnger than that, hasn't it? [14:40] Haven't really touched any programming in a while. I have been doing family things and actually spending time with my son since I had more time to do that lol [14:41] I was in OH at my cousin's fishing on Lake Eerie [14:41] Camping with my boy and a buddy with his boy [14:41] It has been nice [14:41] :D [14:41] very cool [14:42] dad time > * [14:42] snap-l: No I believe I was let go on the 26th [14:42] rick_h_: As you know ;) My son is finally riding his bike without training wheels now [14:42] and we go on nice bike rides [14:42] Man, I can't keep time straight anymore [14:42] fun stuff when you can enjoy it [14:43] shakes808: awesome [14:44] rick_h_: right now it is a melting pot of languages and they are looking to move to C#. [15:13] rick_h_: How is the JS guru holding up? [15:15] LP keeping you busy? [15:26] shakes808: https://ting.com/blog/byod-coming-soon-to-ting/ [15:30] nice [15:32] Yeah, I'm hoping Sprint doesn't start doing evil things [15:32] because so far I've been rather happy [15:33] I was just talking with Verizon last night about plans and what not. [15:33] Sprint is evil [15:33] Not through Ting they aren't. [15:33] lol [15:33] At least I haven't seen it. [15:33] verizon is evil...but damn nice network [15:33] And Verizon is made up of chopped up babies [15:33] shakes808: I'm surviving [15:34] Have you had to deal with their customer service? [15:34] Ting's CS? Yes. They're stellar. [15:34] good [15:34] Sprint's CS? I'd rather bathe in acid and rinse down with salt. [15:34] :D [16:09] snap-l: how has data speeds been? I'm curious what throttling the major carriers put on these piggyback providers (ting/metropcs/cricket/etc..). [16:16] ok Ting asserts they don't get separate traffic classification; https://ting.com/blog/do-mvnos-get-second-class-cell-service/ [16:16] looks like some of the cheap providers that are owned by the larger providers do (Virgin Mobile) [16:16] I don't think sprint's network is fast enough to throttle w/o just turning it off [16:16] :P [16:17] rick_h__: yeah that's my other worry. It is tempting when you look at how much cheaper/month ting is [16:27] coworker just asked me why our servers are running 12.04, and shouldn't we be on 14.04 like his VM at home... [16:28] ummm...lmfao? [16:28] yeah .. confused doesn't begin to describe my face. I should have asked when he invented time travel [16:28] "We're still on 12.04? Shouldn't we be up to 93.10?" [16:28] sometimes I really wonder about this place lol [16:29] you need to be like "I tried and tried to tell the IT guys we should be checking out zonky zebra...but they just won't have it. Backwards folks I tell you" [16:30] that's genius actually by the time it's released they'll have done all the political sandbagging and such in advance. Upgrading will be no big deal! [16:31] with python 7 :P [16:46] anyone know apache well enough to tell me what apache does when you have mod_disk_cache and mod_mem_cache and CacheEnable disk / and CacheEnable mem / [16:50] not I, maybe #apache ? drbacchus idles there at times and he knows way too much about apache in my experience [16:52] of course I have to ask first to finally find it documented. [17:06] HA HA. Just got back from lunch and seen the 14.04 remark. You should ask your coworker for a copy to try it out lol [17:10] anyone know of a command line tool to add an audio layer to an mp3 from another mp3? [17:18] ffmpeg should be able to, but I've not done it === maxsilver_ is now known as maxsilver [17:47] krondor: Data speeds are OK, though there's no 4G in this area [17:48] if you're looking for speed, Verizon is pretty much the only game in town [17:48] when we were in Columbus, I managed to get some 4G, and it was reasonable [17:49] beauty though is I can tether out of the box, without a surcharge [18:05] snap-l: vzw doesn't surcharge for tether anymore; http://cnet.co/M6mBGh but don't worry they still manage to bleed you of your money [18:06] yea [18:06] but only if you're on a shared data plan if I recall [18:06] and I'd lose my unlimited plan on my phone which saved my $#@$#@ when I racked up 3gb of data in 2 days during Google IO [18:07] rick_h__: ++ that's correct, vzw always with the push to move you into the heavier data premium plans [18:08] and, the base rate of $70/mo is just ex. pen. sive. [18:08] % bookie invite list | grep -v \@ | wc -l (rharding@toraken:~) [18:08] 101 [18:08] woot! today Bookie crossed 100 signed up users [18:08] yay! [18:08] 124 total accounts, but 23 never activated [18:09] 23 lamers [18:09] :P [18:14] Congrats rick_h_ [18:14] thanks shakes808 [18:33] Anyone.... Who knows scheme? [18:35] I'd bet on jrwren and Blazeix as potentials [18:35] it's been a while, but I wrote a chess playing program in it in undergrad [19:21] i knew scheme at one point... [19:21] but it's been 5 or 6 years since i really used a lispy language [19:24] yeah.... 2012 - 2002... eek [19:25] shakes808: what're you doing with scheme? [19:25] BAM! http://mybroadband.co.za/news/internet/57937-lolz-oxford-online-dictionary-adds-internet-terms.html I should send that to my old boss at the UM Library who said I couldn't call an event a hackathon because of how people will think we're 'hackers' [19:26] too bad their definition for "hack" is still bad: http://oxforddictionaries.com/definition/english/hack [19:27] I prefer to term people who break into systems and fuck things up as "fuckers" [19:27] Leave the hackers to the noble-fok. [19:27] folk. [19:28] hear ye hear ye, we shall be commencing the hacking one fortnight from today. [19:28] Although I'm sure the person at U-M would have a problem with a fuckathon [19:28] snap-l: god I hope [19:31] Blazeix: At my new job, they use scheme for some things and going through trying to teach myself a little bit of it. [19:31] Would love to know who made that call [19:31] I found snippet of code and didn't understand it [19:31] shakes808: May I recommend two books: Practical Common Lisp and Land of Lisp? [19:32] snap-l: for scheme? [19:32] scheme is a mumble mumble of Lisp [19:32] alright [19:32] I might have those books as ebooks [19:32] I will have to check tonight when I get home [19:32] Thank you for the suggestions [19:33] dialect? [19:33] if not, lmk. I have a physical copy of the Land of Lisp book you could borrow [19:33] (and an e-book version) [19:33] thank you [19:33] greg-g: I get lost in how they both relate. I think Scheme is a dialect [19:34] but it'll at least point in the general direction [19:37] depending on how deep you want to go, you might also check out SICP: http://mitpress.mit.edu/sicp/full-text/book/book-Z-H-4.html [19:38] Yeah, that's a great book, but be prepared to sit and have tea with rabbits, mice, and a Mad Hatter. [19:38] loved that book [19:39] still have it on my shelf, I think [19:39] * snap-l has to locate a copy [19:39] holy. shit. [19:39] I just realized that Hal Abelson wrote that book, he's on our board [19:39] that explains a few things [19:39] greg-g: ;) [19:48] OMC will be on http://metalinjection at 6pm ET [19:48] http://metalinjection.fm [19:49] tomorrow at 3pm ET [19:49] scheme is a lisp [20:00] snap-l: Who is OMC? [20:00] jrwren: Which came first the Scheme or the Lisp? [20:01] snap-l: what's with the "ng" in the top left corner of the MI.fm page? [20:01] OMC is snap-l's long haired, tatooed, nipple-pierced alter-ego [20:04] Gotcha. That makes sense now. He is always talking to himself in his cubicle. [20:04] ;) [20:05] Or he is just singing along with Cake [20:05] lol [20:33] is this greg-g? http://dvice.com/archives/2012/08/video-guy-ridin.php [20:59] Night all. [21:01] incorrect. [21:41] greg-g: no idea. SOmeone probably broke something [22:22] I spent way too much time as a kid playing Total Annihilation, so this got me excited: http://www.kickstarter.com/projects/659943965/planetary-annihilation-a-next-generation-rts [22:22] Linux support, even :) [22:23] greg-g: !! my favorite RTS! [22:24] everyone's, right? [22:24] this looks awesome, I loved TA, did you play supreme commander? Supreme commander 2 sucks from what I've heard. [22:24] have not, no [22:25] I'm sitting here with the confirm button looming over me to do the $20 level (get the game and poster) [22:25] when was the last time I played a game for more than 5 minutes, not on a plane? YEARS, practically over a DECADE [22:25] :( [22:26] yeah I think I'll be donating. Supreme Commander was the unofficial sequel to TA made by the same guy (Chris Taylor) who lost the rights to TA I think. [22:27] ahh, gotcha [22:32] wow, just watched the video, that's pretty epic [22:33] TA was epic so it would have to be. I once got into a match that lasted 13 hours. We eventually called it a draw and went to bed. [22:34] I miss those days :( [22:34] front lines were continuous feed of units annihilating each other, bases were shooting 30 nukes at a time and 30 patriots intercepting. It was insanely tiring [22:34] I do too, I miss lan parties in general [22:35] :) [23:30] well, new users find new bugs [23:30] unicode urls fml