A couple of years ago I had the opportunity to commission a boat in St. Augustine Florida and then sail it down to Puerto Rico together with three other guys which had done it before. I remember them talking about this green flash appearing in the horizon just as the sun went down. Our trip lasted almost 9 days and I spent every single day staring at the horizon to hopefully get a glance at it. On like the 5th day I did, definitely felt kinda "magical" to experience that. After the sun went down, the nights that we had a clear sky we'd also be treated pretty great. Being on 43 feet sailboat for 9 days with nothing in sight but water and the occasional pod of dolphins is something not many people will ever experience, feel very fortunate.
I felt like if I installed Python 3 I'd still need Python 2 around. Didn't have a solid setup for supporting both and still being able to use virtualenvwrapper et al. I think I can just wrap some aliases like mkvirtualenv2.7 and mkvirtualenv3.3. Any better ideas are welcome.
Thinking of actually working on a tool for this. Will have a blacklist of "searches" that might contain sensitive data and perhaps notifying via the email of the committer or creating an issue on the repo. Anyone else want to get involved?
I've found this to be pretty big deal. There are a couple of projects like django-notifications, but I think it only serves half. Notifications is something that almost every web app you build has be it. I've built two different notification systems which support different backends.
I'm thinking of giving it a try to create an open source django notifications project which supports different backends, aggregation, de-duplication, user notifications, activity feed. Seems like pretty ambitious but I think it can be built generic enough to work in multiple projects, at least that was what I've encountered so far.