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Had a fun time today updating requirements.txt, git submodule refs and forking old dependancies of dependancies that havent updated their repos yet =| Inception!

TIL about the WTFPL license ;) http://www.wtfpl.net/about/

Those sat shots totally remind me of the intro to the blade runner where they show the densely packed structures https://i2.wp.com/rosettedelacroix.com/wp-content/uploads/20...

needs sheep.exe

Needs sheep.exe

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Use this all the time to update READMEs and documentation

Great, clean interface

congrats!

my team and i are big fans of your product

Quick theoretical senario...

User signs up to try circleci for a private project of theirs. Grants read access to their private repos via github oauth

User also has many other private repos (company they work for, open source projects, forks, etc)

Could they have used the stored github credentials from circleci to clone every private repo in full the user had access to?

Our app is based on django + javascript

We use getsentry.com and its great

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Backbone.js

Check out django-tastypie

SEEKING FREELANCER - Seattle or Remote

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Looking for a number of part time or freelance designers for mockups of web sites, web apps, and mobile experiences.

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In seattle we have a ton of missions and shelters in the downtown area. Most have a one night limit, or a weekly one night limit. But Seattle is also very walkable and there is enough shelters to round-robin and have somewhere to stay/get a meal every night of the week.

We also had a downtown "free ride" with our bus system which let you take the bus within the downtown area free of charge to promote downtown living/working. But this ended up being dominated with loitering homeless. Luckily, they finally got rid of this last summer.

I remember visiting vancouver and found myself walking down that street. I was like WTF is going on

aaaaaandddddddd they are down... http://www.downforeveryoneorjustme.com/digg.com

One thing that I have loved about slicehost is the chat.slicehost.com which is manned 24/7.

Anyone know if linode's irc channel is equally staffed by admins/support?

does the widget show a user account's recent tweets? or just the last tweet?

or is it a general/search/trending list?

http://www.seomoz.org/blog/captchas-affect-on-conversion-rat...

You can also go the mint.com route and trade a little equity for access to the domain

http://www.openthemagazine.com/article/living/why-i-slept-wi...

wow. "At EE, usually I lay out the logic, specs, and dummy data and someone does the programming for me then I just copy and paste and test out their code. Once it works, I mark their response as the answer in EE, massage the functioning code into my source and continue with my project."

To-do lists: One large .txt file or paper for small lists

Projects: trac

Coding: vim

Our startup has 6 people and an office. Office hours are pretty traditional (9am-6pm)

A regular weekday:

- Wake up at ~9am

- Walk to work at ~930am (2 blocks)

- 30 min lunch at ~2pm

- Leave work at ~6pm

- Dinner and relax with gf a bit till 8pm

- Work from 8pm till around 2-230am

Most my daytime is managing our devs, emails, meetings, user support, and some coding.

At night I work on coding prototypes, working on the next release, and specing out new features.

I've tried all sorts of schedules (all nighters at the office, 6am wakeup, etc). But I find my current schedule very productive and the important stuff doesn't get interrupted by phone calls and meetings during the day.

Great points

Just curious. For large scale projects, do you suggest building on top of existing javascript libraries (i.e. prototype, jQuery, mootools, etc)?

I have so many problems with my matte macbook pro. Dust collection mainly. I will definitely go with glossy on my next mac.