[00:57] party [02:38] wait, nate o. and rick_h_ are related? [02:56] snap-l_: see this before? https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=yjbpwlqp5Qw&feature=player_embedded [03:37] greg-g: no [03:40] greg-g: nate's sister went to med school with my wife and are good friends. [03:40] had the honor of having to sit at dinner with him at his sisters house warming party after I interviewed with nate and wasn't accepted :P [03:53] jcastro_: The beginning is annoying. [03:54] jcastro_: It's very talented. [03:54] I can't handle it [03:55] zheh [03:55] I've listened to it like 10 times tonight [03:55] It's got that Glee feeling that makes me want to punch babies. [03:57] snap-l_: still, I get the feeling you're a toto fan === snap-l_ is now known as snap-l [03:58] one sec [03:59] Toto Fan? Only that I wouldn't turn it off the radio should it appear [03:59] but I have no Toto in my collection, nor any need to have any. [04:05] Dudes are talented, no question, but outside of "Africa" I don't know any of their work. [04:16] snap-l: don't kill me [04:16] but I've always marginalized toto into the "yes" corner. [04:16] "too prog, next." [04:17] jcastro_: I never got the prog vibe off Toto [04:17] more the "really talented session musicians making pop music" [04:17] If all you've heard from Yes is 90125, you have some eye-opening [04:17] it's like saying Genesis started after Invisible Touch. [04:18] I used to dismiss Yes, but now I really dig it [04:19] And what's wrong with "Too Prog?" ;) [04:20] fair enough [04:20] nothing wrong with too prog [04:20] jcastro_: I have some yes DVDs that you need to see. [04:20] for me personally anything left of Dream Theater or Rush is too much [04:20] If you can get past Jon Anderson's hippie-shit, you'll love the band [04:22] http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=NtE2hSZwwc8 <- jcastro_ [04:22] That's like saying you hate bacon but you love pork. [04:24] Now playing the part of Elrond is Steve Howe. [04:33] http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=9rpBUD0hjaI [04:34] http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=GNkWac-Nm0A [04:38] jcastro_: Dude, prog music gives you stuff like this. How could you not like this kind of musical excess? [04:38] http://localhost:9000/music/723334/download/Manuscriptum%20-%20EP%20-%2002%20Four.flac [04:38] bah [04:38] Let's try that again [04:38] http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=uSm5IQFaTZA [04:39] DUde fucking floats his piano [12:02] morning [12:38] ug [12:38] power outage makes for an early morning [12:46] doh [12:46] again? didn't you guys have another recently? Last month or so? [12:56] http://bomahy.nl/wordpress/?p=171 [13:08] We went about 2 years without an outage, and have had 4 in the last few months [13:27] bah, GR gets ATT LTE before us [13:27] muahahahah [13:28] Didn't we get verizon 4g first too? [13:28] probably, but we've had it for a long while so I don't recall [14:15] Good morning [14:15] morn [14:43] I asked this last week, but now I wrote it out for a better example. http://stackoverflow.com/questions/13803047/what-is-the-preferred-pattern-for-passing-a-django-model-or-queryset-to-template [14:45] I got nothing [14:46] The same situation would come up with any framework [14:47] I'm sure there's some Django way that's incompatible with any sane implementation. ;) [14:47] Transform the model to Javascript object in the template or send JSON and transform in Javascript? [14:47] snap-l: I'm hoping [14:52] brousch: why do you need to send both all and json? [14:53] Using the model to build a select element [14:56] I'm using some data from the model to build a select, and then when one of the options is selected I'm using another part of the model to fill in an input [14:58] Why not use an Ajax call to fill it in as needed? [14:59] Save yourself the trouble of passing a boat-load of data. [14:59] This specific case is 4 records, but in the future I will be accessing many more [14:59] So add your comment on there ;) [15:00] Because I'm not sure it's the preferred Django pattern [15:00] I'm trying to nail down a pattern so I'm not guessing every time [15:00] for all I know, it might be better in Django to send a search party and two sherpas [15:01] I think you're right [15:01] It seems silly with this tiny data set, but ajax will be better in most cases [15:03] Now I'm curious to see if anyone else mentions it [15:06] Just added the comment [15:07] That will force me to put an ajax interface on all my stuff, which is probably a good habit [15:07] Also a REST API. [15:09] right, that's what i meant [15:09] http://tastypieapi.org/ [15:33] http://sellout.woot.com/offers/lenovo-thinkpad-14-1-core-i5-laptop [15:33] I bought basically the same laptop (T420) for $400 on ebay months ago [15:40] Nice that it ships with a SSD [15:42] * snap-l wishes he had an extra $500 laying about [15:43] Damn, tasypie is nice [16:09] Damn, I'm good. [16:09] woot! [16:10] I was listening to Pigboat, and thought "Damn, this sounds a lot like Broken Clown" [16:10] http://www.pigboat.us/bio.html [16:10] Two members from Broken Clown. [16:11] I know nobody else will understand, but I'm happy I made the connection [16:17] "MiBCN.com has simply merged with bcbsm.com," [16:17] and we think we have alphabet soup. [16:20] That is really slick [16:20] Tasypie is my hero [17:46] http://www.theonion.com/video/google-shuts-down-gmail-for-two-hours-to-show-its,27610/ lmao [19:09] Interesting, the "Code" book is getting a reprint [19:11] Wow, that's quite the update: [19:11] http://oreilly.com/catalog/errata.csp?isbn=9780735692602&imm_mid=09d636&cmp=em-orm-email-update-2012-12-10-2-2-1