[00:11] I broke scrolling so I suck award of the day goes to http://breather.com/ [00:32] wolfger: I know JoDee is not thrilled with Feedly. [01:12] Blazeix: http://vim.wikia.com/wiki/Swapping_characters,_words_and_lines at the end might help a little as well but more magic there [01:41] http://www.ign.com/articles/2013/05/24/microsoft-debuts-new-sculpt-mice-with-windows-8-start-buttons [01:41] http://arstechnica.com/gadgets/2013/05/yo-dawg-we-heard-you-like-start-buttons-so-we-put-one-in-your-mouse/ [12:42] Good morning [12:42] ugh [12:43] That rockin'? [12:43] Or is that rickin'? :) [12:43] pretty much [12:43] rollin [12:43] rickin', rockin' and rollin' [12:43] ballin' [12:44] rick rollin? [12:44] pretty much, I've been rick rollin through my morning so far [12:46] https://dl.dropboxusercontent.com/u/9058804/tumblr_lhh5hrKgH81qccxpi.gif [12:49] We had a really cool talk last night about Pd [12:49] It's a sound synthesis programming language [12:50] Python bindings and runs on Android [12:52] Interesting [12:53] http://obiwannabe.co.uk/html/sound-design/sound-design-all.html > [12:53] ? [12:53] yeah [12:53] Will check it out. [12:54] I wish i had recorded that talk [12:54] Me too. :) [12:55] He doesn't use Python, so if I can get the Python part down, I might ask him to give the Pd talk again at a GRPUG meeting and then I'll cover the Python part [12:57] His digirattle app is simple and open source, and the AnthroSynth app shows a lot of what Pd can do (requires a fairly new Android tablet) https://play.google.com/store/apps/developer?id=anthropomo [13:05] brousch: Downloaded the Pitch Finder app. That might come in handy for me, being a drummer and all. ;) [13:06] AnthroSynth isn't available for my phone, though === Wolfger_ is now known as wolfger [13:13] snap-l: I needed to install python-pyaudio system wide and use a virtualenv with --system-site-packages to get libpd Python running on 12.04 === mydognameisrudy is now known as mydogsnameisrudy [13:26] Sounds like the same shenanigans to get pygame working [13:27] or numpy. ;) [13:27] or you'll need all the -dev packages to compile it in the venv [13:29] If you can get fortran code to reliably compile in a venv, you're a better man than I. ;) [13:30] John tried adding numpy and pandas to our list of default packages, and almost without fail I've commented it out. :) [13:31] program note: That's also one of the reasons I went ballistic on Packt with their Instant PyGame booklet. It used numpy for generating 3 random number tuples for color picking. [13:32] Which seemed excessive for a book that didn't even tell you how to install Pygame [13:32] but I digress. :) [13:33] Pygame fails in venv [13:33] They need to get their act together! [13:34] yeah, mostly because of libsdl dependencies [13:37] related to CHC vim vs gvim discussion: one strike against gvim: can't use the status-bar of a window as an easy way to cut and paste the name of the file without triggering the window resize event. [13:37] (yes, I'm lazy. ;) ) [13:39] what are you copying/pasting the file name for? [13:40] mysql -u root dbname < $some_sql [13:40] again, lazy. :) [15:16] The conclusion of MSSQL with Kivy on Android: "Thank you all for your help on this. I was finally able to convince my boss to get me a MySQL server and now the last link of the project has been realized. Thank you Thomas for your recipe." [15:16] * brousch1 facepalms [15:21] lol [15:37] new turbogears, wtf? [15:37] 'Removal of all dependencies on Pylons' [15:37] who is running TG now? [15:38] Not mramm, last I checked [15:38] right [15:38] don't recall the name at the moment [15:38] Aren't there 2 turogears? [15:40] some people have carried it on [15:40] Turbogears 1.x is still alove [15:40] alive [15:40] there was a party that wanted to move on top of pyramid but others that just want what they have to work [15:46] makes good sense if you have production code out there running on it. [15:46] Yeah, last I remembered 1.x was living on, 2.x was subject to being ported but I haven't kept up on progress [15:47] But something tells me it would have likely resulted in 2.x living on in state, and tg++ becoming the pyramid ported version [15:47] i was just surprised to see a new release. [15:47] but honestly Pyramid kinda sucked the wind from everyone's sails in the "build on top of pylons / pyramid" approach [15:48] I don't think there will be a pyramid ported TG any more [15:48] ugh [15:48] snap-l: new megadeth album is really kind of meh [15:49] jcastro: Yeah, but you didn't like Th1rt33333333n either [15:49] 13 grew on me a bit, and even then it's only like 2 songs [15:49] aka M3g41337 [15:50] Funny enough someone dumped their Megadeth collection over at UHF a while ago [15:50] I picked up United Abominations just to keep myself legal. :) [15:50] I think I'll pick up The System Has Failed at some point, and call it a MegaDay. [15:51] And that's only because I think Vinnie Colaiuta is the Bee's Knees. [15:53] Starting to remind me of the Cryptic Writings / Risk / World Needs a Hero era where Megadeth felt stale [15:54] * snap-l would even put Youthanasia in there as well [16:27] python gets a C# 1.0 feature :p http://lukasz.langa.pl/8/single-dispatch-generic-functions/ [16:51] trollolol === jjesse_ is now known as jjesse === Wolfger_ is now known as wolfger