[00:23] rate limit is greifing me [00:35] found a bulk delete method in the api, hopefully that'll be better [00:43] ok one thing that bugs me about python here is that to even see what the return type is of a function you need to read the code. which involves grep half the time to find it in the first place. [00:44] the latter is something I can lean a better way of doing I'm sure [01:37] <_stink_> all functions return a duck. [02:44] haha _stink_ [03:15] gfd: "NOTE: This function is not available to third party applications. Calls will result in an EDAMUserException with the error code PERMISSION_DENIED. " [03:15] thanks, evernote [03:15] nice API [03:15] I have 56000 notes to delete and have to do one call for each apparently, and am rate limited [04:17] Here it is https://github.com/DerekV/geeknote/commit/d9f270b35b970183fdbc73d8437ad198a94823be [04:17] Now I just need to rate-limit it and let it run on my server for like a week [04:21] got a decent grasp of this thing now, next weekend will perhaps write the feature I really wanted in the first place, true offline sync [04:22] unless they lock out those parts of the API [04:22] in which case its probably just time to cut bait on Evernote [04:59] derekv: Didnt' know there was an Evernote API worth using [04:59] there is one, it's implemented using Apache Thrift [05:01] well, I just deleted about 5000 notes, and it isn't reflected on the web interface [05:01] hopefully that is just a node sync issue [05:24] f this, it isn't working. says deleted, but its not deleted at all. [05:25] maybe time to cut bait on this thing [05:25] i liked the text search in images a lot =[ [15:02] Good moring [15:02] morning, even [15:02] derekv: Yeah, I'm in the process of moving my Evernote stuff to Tagspaces [15:09] morning [15:09] how's that going? [15:10] Slowly. I haven't figured out an automated way outside of copy / pasting notes [15:10] oh gosh [15:11] i have a lot of "media" style notes (pictures, links with pictures, etc). i'm not sure if moving to a new platform would work... [15:12] oh lord i managed to miss David Hasselhoff's singing career. that was an amazingly good thing. (he's on NPR right now with a story about the fall of the Berli wall) [15:13] the killer feature is the OCR on images ... it works. even on handwriting. i search for whiteboard sessions all the time [15:13] really? cool!! [15:14] yea, that's the one thing that sold me on evernote [15:14] Tagspaces or Evernote? i've not tried the OCR in Evernote. [15:14] gamerchick02: Most Americans missed David Hasselhoff's singing career [15:14] evernote's OCR happens automatically [15:14] evernote [15:14] Tagspaces is just a dumb container for files [15:14] ah [15:15] so tagspaces is like a desktop wiki kind of? [15:15] google drive has image OCR, but I haven't tried it [15:15] not sure about dropbox [15:15] nice [15:15] Killer feature for Tagspaces is it makes it pretty easy to create new text files [15:15] which I can grep through without a problem [15:16] I used org-mode for a while. Great if you always have your laptop handy. text only. [15:16] conceptually, I really like camlistore [15:21] if camlistor works well, it'd be worth purchasing software for OCR or sending images to an OCR service [15:22] cool. i've not done a lot with ocr [15:22] gamerchick02: Tagspaces is more of a file-bvased system for storing text files [15:22] it has a filename convention that allows it to support tagging [15:22] oh cool. [15:23] i'll probably keep evernote... :-P [15:23] it doesn't allow images, i take it? [15:23] Iot does, but there's no searching outside of tagging [15:24] ok [15:24] (for images, text is just fine) [15:27] I was hoping Geeknote might have some way to copy out text, but it seems just as limited as the web client [23:21] cmaloney: I'm hacking on geeknote now. It's very limited ... it was mostly developed for some dudes who want to, for some strange reason, upload all their log files and share via evernote [23:41] that is super weird. [23:41] derekv: have they not heard of ELK ?