jmoiron plays the blues
created humanize, python humanize functions
@ngirard I guess they can do as they like but "This changes everything"; earlier devices were compelling enough on their own.
@jschauma as for false non-block claims, it's implicit that I/O is what doesn't block; complaining about those semantics is pedantry
@jschauma The unix model breakage was weak, though; HTTP as a proxy-pass proto is popular *and* good; simpler & more unixey than fcgi/mod_*
@jschauma Dzubia's rant didn't really make any sense, aside from complaints on js itself: a defense of evented I/O http://t.co/OeKws8Iw
Great project desc: http://t.co/rnHgWlHt "Large, bloated Javascript framework with an unintuitive, verbose syntax and very few features.."
@yuvilio why do people seek so much integration? I understand HUD stuff, but what's wrong with simple tools & UNIX philosophy?
@jschauma depends what lang do you know, what do you want to do? no lisp? clojure, dist. systems? scala (actor!), systems prog? golang
More Brit esp<->por mixup: Jorge Jesus (#SLB skipper) pronounced HorHay HayZeus. J in Portuguese ~= J in French (or g in beige) #portugues
@mrjbq7 Do you have the lxml port of feedparser code (mentioned on google code fp #300) lying around still? Very interested..
looking forward to some of these talks: @djangocon us 2011 starting to hit blip.tv this afternoon: http://t.co/LPrS5sgL #django #python