[00:27] Blazeix: http://shop.oreilly.com/product/0636920021414.do [00:27] That's a pretty good introduction [00:28] This one looks interesting as well: http://shop.oreilly.com/product/9781593274481.do [00:48] snap-l: cool, thanks [00:48] i like the look of that first one [00:52] yeah, it's pretty gentle [01:32] py dbi is an api, isn't it? [11:57] jrwren_: kind of interesting newly accepted pep for 3.4 I think http://www.python.org/dev/peps/pep-0443/ === mydogsnameisrudy is now known as monkeyjuice [12:12] http://lukasz.langa.pl/8/single-dispatch-generic-functions/ is a nice write up on it [12:13] yeah, i did.'t quite understand what they were at first [12:14] I like how the blog post wraps them as almost switch statements though it's not really what they are [12:14] still don't, but lookong forward to the write up [12:32] Blazeix: You're in luck: http://ur1.ca/e6z4u [12:32] 50% off arduino ebooks [12:36] I was just about to post that [12:55] http://pyohio.org/registration/hotel/ === ColonelPanic002_ is now known as 18WADNTMH [13:34] You find the damndest things on Amazon doing a search for Leather Wrist Rest: http://www.amazon.com/review/R2UAL2U0QEWCLR/ref=cm_cr_pr_viewpnt#R2UAL2U0QEWCLR === Wolfger_ is now known as wolfger [15:06] BTW: CHC tonight [15:07] I can't make it [15:07] We are now sad [15:07] we are? :P [15:08] rick_h__: sshhhhhh, he'll get a complex otherwise [15:08] Thank you [15:53] "Another popular option is to use github’s pull request feature for this. Personally, I find it too complex for simple patches and would prefer gerrit over it." - http://liorkaplan.wordpress.com/2013/06/05/getting-patches-into-php/ [15:54] greg-g: yea, I don't really like github as a code review tool. I've always wanted to setup reviewboard for my stuff personally. [15:58] rick_h__: I originally sent to that a mediawiki channel as people in that community have been talking about github vs gerrit for our stuff [15:58] the perennial conversation, ya know [15:58] greg-g: yea, but they're a bit different imo [15:59] definitely, I agree [15:59] greg-g: but understand. I will say, in the case of docs/etc I think the github live edit stuff is darn handy for non-programmers. [15:59] but for large diffs/code reviews/etc you want more of a code review tool. I get all pull requests locally and test/etc. [15:59] using github for that sucks [15:59] totally [16:00] #WorldofTradeoffs [16:02] :) [16:29] http://www.ebay.com/itm/ElDorado-brother-YASSHI-MINI-BIG-HEAD-FIGURE-JAPAN-ONLY-/360671056694?pt=US_Action_Figures [16:30] I think he'll go nicely next to my little buddha statue [18:40] This is really cool. My wife could completely use this. http://mashable.com/2013/06/05/autobike/ [18:40] she's never been comfy with changing gears, knowing when, etc [18:42] there's been auto shifting bikes for a long time, without computers even (depending on the speed of a flywheel) [18:45] greg-g: yea, this is cool that it's tracking cadence [18:46] there's a direct ratio between flywheel speed and cadence ;) [18:49] Blazeix: http://techcrunch.com/2013/06/05/amazon-resurrects-the-kindle-dx-that-most-awkward-cousin-of-a-device-family-on-the-way-out/ woot [19:10] hell yes [19:11] a paperwhite DX ftw! please! [19:15] If they could only figure out how to make it affordable as well [19:16] ~$400 is not going to cut it anymore. :) [20:00] jcastro: LMK if you want to talk Thrash bands. That's one of my favorite categories of metal outside of melodic death metal. [20:01] are you on spotift? [20:01] I am not, unfortunately. [20:01] err, spotify? I could just have you add songs [20:01] oh [20:01] I can get the client for the Squeezebox, but it requires a premium account [20:02] and I never looked into it beyond that [20:02] yeah I got it for something for mobile and the roku [20:32] Ooooooh, Dreamhost is moving to ubuntu 12.04 https://dreamhost.com/dreamscape/2013/06/03/change-is-in-the-air-dreamhost-upgrades/ [20:32] 12.04 all the things! [20:36] \o/ [20:37] 12.04 is the greatest release evar [20:37] better than 13.04, at least ;) [20:38] I'm still riding on 12.04 desktop [20:39] Me too [20:39] And all my servers are 12.04 [20:39] I have to upgrade my linode instance to 12.04 [20:40] I got rid of my 10.04 servers a few months ago [21:13] https://ting.com/blog/a-new-att-fee-and-a-new-ting-service/ [21:27] https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ou0fSuKY2pY <- for you shaving folks. :) [23:28] Question for the room: Has any clear successor to Google Reader surfaced yet? I've only got a month left to kidnap a Google exec's loved one and force them to keep Reader open (note to FBI: not really! j/k) [23:29] snap-l: was that greg-g in that video? :-D