[00:09] mine has beer. [00:09] anyone know of a window/chunked function in js? i don't see one in underscore or jquery :( [00:15] jrwren: WHat are you looking to do? [00:19] jrwren: nope [00:29] trevlar: http://bommaritollc.com/2013/03/09/generating-ssh-config-from-aws-hosts-using-boto/ [00:41] jrwren: don't know of anything, but this is kind of fun: http://vpaste.net/zfsNJ [01:15] snap-l: http://raspberrycolocation.com/ [01:24] Blazeix: http://googledevelopers.blogspot.com/2013/05/an-easier-way-to-save-files-to-google.html [01:29] Blazeix: that looks WAY better than the shit I just wrote :) [01:29] look at this terd of a comparison: http://paste.mitechie.com/show/973/ [01:35] yours might be more memory efficient :) [01:36] its possible, if mine worked, it doesn't... yet. [01:36] TIL about lodash. very interesting underscore alternative [01:38] huh, cool, never heard of it [01:38] wait, backbone uses lodash? [01:39] Blazeix: that works beautifully. [01:41] see, CHC > * :P [01:41] the story goes: some people wanted to contrib to underscore, their ideas were rejected. an api compatible lodash was created. [01:41] well, Blazeix > * :) [01:41] CHC is different. [01:41] i'm home already, so I guess CHC is more hardcore. [01:41] *<:-) [01:41] i started at 6pm :p [01:44] Blazeix: where did you get that chunked impl? you whip it up? [01:45] yeah [01:45] my excuse is that i'm learning haskell, so my JS is starting to resemble haskell [01:46] so i gave you that implementation, and you gave me knowledge about the existence of lodash. win-win [01:46] haskell calls it chunk? [01:46] F# calls it window. [01:47] oh, i don't know if there's a haskell implementation. i just mean it's a very functional-ish implementation [01:47] indeed. [01:48] F# seq.windowed or window. not exactly sure. [01:51] i wish javascript had a better continuation passing style [01:52] oh, i guess it does, I just need to use it *sigh* [02:14] this works great. [03:13] woot [03:15] jrwren: what are you using cps for? async stuff? [03:18] will look at it with fresh eyes tomorrow but any feedback appreciated. http://uploads.mitechie.com/resume.html Feel free to send an email or something with notes/suggestions. Time for bed. [03:18] Blazeix: <3 the pic lol [03:22] haha, yeah, tethering for the win [03:22] james got his arduino thing working with seconds to spare [03:22] lol, awesome [03:23] rick_h: quick look over the resume, looks good. i think that first sentence in the summary may have gotten a bit jumbled, though [03:23] "about their craft about the UX" maybe missing the word 'and' [03:23] Blazeix: yea, I keep trying to tweak it. It's got a mix of 4 different ideas in it now [03:23] hah, yea. brain auto adding things to it. [03:48] rick_h: Doesn't say anything about "strong correct opinions" ;) [03:49] snap-l: you have to bring me on board for a while to get that. Must experience to believe it :) [03:49] On the Maza Server, might want to reword "This project worked on a very tight deadline as it was a required feature for the Ubuntu release. [03:49] k [03:49] as "Project required rapid turn around to meet deadline for Ubuntu release" [03:50] Also, keep your tenses the same [03:51] Verbed blah blah blah [03:51] snap-l: yea, that's some of the fresh eye stuff to go back through tomorrow. I mix stuff up as I edited this section and that section [03:52] lmk if you need some help with it. [03:52] will do, thanks! [03:52] np [03:52] If you really want to feel belittled, my mom was an English teacher, and can lay the grammar smack-down. :) [03:53] you can rehost, adding bright red strikethrough [03:53] the dreaded red-ink! [03:54] Nah, she'll photo-copy it and mark it with the real thing [03:54] Has a more visceral bloody cut feel to it with the real ink. :) [03:55] It isn't real editing until someone draws blood [03:56] Also, unless you want to be Richard Harding at gig++, you may just want to use Rick Harding [03:56] May help with the google juice [03:56] yea, I use Richard because it's the formal and what any paperwork will say [03:57] it sucks, I have that with work now. email and such is rick.harding, but then I have to make sure all insurance/etc say Richard actually on it [03:58] Change your name to Rick Harding legally. That should be entertaining. :) [03:58] hah, named after my great grandfather. Can't go that route [03:58] bah [03:59] tradition is for the weak. Now if you'll excuse me I must do my evening ritual passed down through several generations. ;) [04:00] g'night [04:19] Blazeix: just wanted cps to time delay those things which I chunked. [04:20] telling d3js to transition ease 300+ objects all at once kills firefox, so I chunk 50 at a time over a time period. [04:20] cps to setTimeout and move to next instance (continue) === AaronThul_ is now known as AaronThul [12:30] wow, amazon won't work for me this morning. Site loads but can't login to see orders, tried to buy something and it died at payment. [12:32] Works for me. Get a real Internets [12:32] Maybe they cut you off for ordering too much stuff [12:33] but but but...my camper needs accessories! [12:36] Like a bar cutting off a drunk [12:36] nooooooooooooo [12:38] snap-l: , I think it's time to set up that Amazon Intervention we've been talking about [13:08] brousch: It's already in motion [13:08] From now on the only site rick_h can buy from is buy.com. [13:09] And may God have mercy on his soul [13:25] test [13:28] Still blocked [14:04] dammit, our 4th of july destinations is having a nice cool spell right now but going to go back up in temps the day we get out there. Curse you mother nature!!! [14:09] Heh [14:25] jrwren: Hate leads to anger, anger leads to fear, fear leads to late nights coding to make the bad go away. ;) [14:53] rick_h: but really, you can't trust the forcast that far out [14:56] If you can't trust some of the biggest supercomputers and forecast models in the world, then who can you trust? [16:45] I think I figured out how to get LXC containers to bridge to our internal network [16:45] woot! [16:45] which means I won't have to create new VBox instances just for one-off server instances. [16:46] nuts, just realized etckeeper is using bzr by default and not git on my work machine [16:47] doh, run away! [16:47] Ubuntu changes it [16:47] 'cuz, you know [16:47] stupid [16:48] if you used Debian it'd do the right thing by default ;) [16:48] burn! [16:51] Oh well. At least I can use bzr-git to pull out some history [18:04] Well, that success was short lived [18:04] Machine was acting up. [18:04] Not sure why. === lotia-away is now known as lotia === lotia is now known as lotia-away