[00:40] Evening === jjesse_ is now known as jjesse [01:50] evening [01:56] evening rick_h_ [01:58] everyone partying hard? [01:59] lol [01:59] friday night is not a party night as we are usually up early to go for a run [01:59] wife is in bed already [02:01] hah, we managed to score a baby-sitter so we had a dinner out. celebrate work calming back down a bit [02:01] awesome [02:01] we did dinner out as well tonight (celebrate pay day :) ) [02:01] woot [02:07] hailing again outside [02:07] and driving rain [02:07] mother nature is drunk [02:09] yea, kind of bummed. Was hoping for some nice weekend weather to get the bike out now that work has calmed down [02:09] must be nice to have work calm down [02:10] its gotten crazier for me [02:10] well 13.04 is next week and now we've got a couple of weeks vs days. [02:10] ah [02:10] until we start the next batch. Then it's the race to get it all for 13.10 [02:11] http://uistage.jujucharms.com:8080/bws/sidebar/precise/apache2-6/ almost looks like something :) [02:12] is this what you've been doing [02:12] yea [02:12] its pretty sweet looking [02:13] yea, a week ago it didn't look so sweet, at least now it's getting close enough to show/walk through. [02:13] nice [02:13] with just a bunch of bugs/missing bits that still need to be added [02:14] funny when you reach a point where things start to work you can just sit there hitting the buttons back/forth :) [02:14] nice [03:24] df [15:37] Good morning [15:37] Installing Windows 7 into a virtual machine. [15:37] yippee. :) [15:37] Actually, Windows 7 install is not that bad [15:38] They really cleaned up things from XP [15:38] Of course there's a few maddening things in there as well, but overall not bad. [15:47] windows 7 is good [15:47] but that's because vista was bad :P [16:07] Blazeix: ping, do you have notes/docs on how you were setting up your redis/sql data models? [16:07] snap-l: yea, what I did with my wife. Pretty happy with it [16:08] rick_h_: no real docs, though this presentation was super-helpful: http://nosql.mypopescu.com/post/34748264438/modeling-a-simple-social-app-using-sql-and-redis [16:09] Blazeix: cool, going through the redis cookbook and tempted to start poking at some things. [16:15] snap-l: The maddening part is after install when you have to download hundreds of updates and reboot 10 times [16:15] Blazeix: Do you want a free ticket to mobidevday detroit? [16:20] brousch: thanks for the offer, but i already have one :) [16:22] how'd you end up with an extra, are you not able to make it? [17:01] brousch: This is SP1, so not too bad on that front [17:16] Blazeix: they are giving speakers a free ticket [17:33] So I just received my new Google Chromebook Pixel. Now what?? [17:33] I refuse to further increase my dependence on Google by running Chrome OS. [17:33] ^- Quote from this post: https://plus.google.com/108313527900507320366/posts/G3MxjUv2zFj [17:36] I think ChromeOS is lock-in than Android [17:36] You're using webapps, which you could control [17:36] Google pisses you off? go run Linux/Windows/OSX and you still have all the same webapps [17:37] ChromeOS is LESS locki-in [17:38] With Android many of your apps only run on Android [17:48] My point is why buy a Pixel if you're not happy with Google. [18:33] snap-l: Supposedly the screen is the bizomb [18:34] 3:2 2,560x1,700 12.8" [18:35] And it's a touchscreen, which some people like [18:40] They evacuated the 2nd tallest building in GR due to flooded basement and generator fire [19:33] ok, coffee shop test #2. Good 4g connection here +1. Farthest one from my house -1 [19:35] coffee is served in a big milkshake mug...hmmm... [19:36] and servied with a spoon and a straw [19:52] Blazeix: you sure you don't want to work in some python? :) [19:58] rick_h_: That's not coffee, that's a dessert [19:59] brousch: yea, I'm confused for sure [19:59] i'm not certain, but it sounds like you may have accidentally ordered a milkshake. [20:00] i'll write python, but i demand we use django's orm. [20:00] Blazeix: lol [20:00] Blazeix: https://trello.com/board/bookieio/5172f2ebf2e69b95770022fa [20:00] there goes my next 3 years :) [20:01] haha [20:01] rick_h_: did you see this? http://www.commafeed.com/welcome [20:01] straight up java, so yuck, but might still be interesting [20:02] Blazeix: no, hadn't seen it [20:02] *sigh* screenshots or sample UX or bust people [20:02] "Add an application, select JBoss Enterprise Application Platform 6.0" /runs away [20:03] rick_h_: credentials are demo/demo [20:04] hmm, UX issues. feed items only show after I moues over them. [20:04] not bad though after that [20:13] hmmm, python3 chance. [20:56] rick_h_: What is 3 years? [20:58] brousch: well bookie was 3yrs worth of work really [20:58] brousch: so figure here goes my coding spare time for another 3 [20:58] brousch: have you done virtualenvs in py3? [20:58] yes [20:59] brousch: how did you get pip in there? [20:59] pdfserenitynow was python3.2 [20:59] when I create one it creates the virtualenv but pip/etc is still pointed to the normal system versions [21:00] did a python3.3 -m venv venv seems to setup just the python bits but no easy_install, pip, etc to use to get things into the venv [21:03] virtualenv includes its own pip [21:06] I'm using Ubuntu's python-virtualenv python3-setuptools, python3.2 from deadsnakes [21:06] virtualenv -p python3.2 venv [21:06] (venv)brousch@foxmeat:~$ pip --version [21:06] pip 1.1 from /home/brousch/venv/lib/python3.2/site-packages/pip-1.1-py3.2.egg (python 3.2) [21:13] hmm, it doesn't in python3.3 I guess :( [21:13] I just tried 3.3 and pip failed [21:15] Looks like ubuntu virtualenv is 1.7.1 but 1.9.1 is available on pypi [21:16] Ubuntu pip is too old to install newer virtualenv [21:16] geekers [21:16] There has to be a ppa for this [21:20] OK, got it [21:20] sudo apt-get remove --purge python-vitualenv; sudo apt-get autoremove; [21:20] sudo easy_install3 pip; sudo pip-3.2 install virtualenv; [21:21] Then virtualenv works for python3.3 [23:01] rick_h_: Which coffeeshop were you at? [23:03] SMLR is live now! (4/20) Video: http://www.youtube.com/user/tbemus?v=DklbU5eRNm8 , Audio: http://live.smlr.us:8000/streaming [23:04] rick_h_: Did that work for you?