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Eyes opened by pieces on HDR photography and orgasmic childbirth in Salon tonight. |
Miles' belief in Santa is absolute. Which is magical, but also makes me fear the day he sees through and questions our credibility. |
Dear boss: Sorry, but you can't change survey questions willy nilly after collecting two years of data without destroying db integrity. |
Sheesh. Caller from a nuclear power plant asks me whether an old friend might be subject to influence by bribes or coercion. |
RT @buckyfuller "Don't fight forces, use them." |
Web 2.0? More like Web 16.0 : http://tr.im/27gp |
RT @brosner "Linux is illegal. This is a Windows world. Get over it. http://tinyurl.com/69mk8e (seriously?)" |
1/5 of world's coral reefs disappeared in the last 20 years, the rest on their way out http://tr.im/26vr . How will I explain this to Miles? |
Today not feeling like I suck at Python after all. Yay. |
@sasha Agree - Hacking the NYT API at a Berkeley Python UG meeting would be fun. |
w00t! 6 mile bike ride to perio appt before 8 am, air like ice, blasting original "Hair" soundtrack. Energized. |
@pickoffwhite Show us your sprites! |
Can't stop playing with WordPress 2.7 UI - they hit this one out of the park. And nothing broken (yet). |
1st django-sf meetup was good. Like DjangoCon, but w/o free Odwallas. Andrew Badr of Disqus, Eric Flo, Leah Culver. Good 2 be @ Six Apart. |
There's a baby grand for customers to play at the Virgin Megastore in SF, 3rd floor. It appears lonely. |
Slamming food before 1st django-sf meetup. Slamming food is not healthy (or pleasant). |
Bludgeoned about the head and shoulders by Python tonight. I suck. |
If there was a contest for most boring Twitter feed on the internets, @berkeleybart would win hands down. |
Phinneas J. Whoopie, you're a genius! |
New York Times Developer Network http://developer.nytimes.com/ -- NYT has public APIs and invites devs to mash-dance. |
