--- Log opened Mon Jul 23 00:00:06 2012
02:35 < niftylettuce> http://happymothereffingbirthday.com -- via http://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=4279298 (bday present for paul i.) :D!
03:19 < SubStack> mikeal: the propagit bug should be easy to fix since `npm test` hangs on 0.8.0
03:22 < mikeal> haha, awesome
03:25 < SubStack> yay tests
03:30 < SubStack> so there's at least one race condition in pushover I found related to the 'exit' stuff
05:49 < SubStack> http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=J635YI7oJ-c&feature=BFa&list=UL3guE29QDUYo
05:49 < SubStack> 2804 of these videos!
05:54 < maxogden> nice
07:56 < Raynos> SubStack: yarnify allows me to build portlets ( http://ajaxpatterns.org/Portlet )
07:57 < Raynos> it's funny to dig up really old documentation of "design patterns"
07:58 < SubStack> yep
08:00 < SubStack> this is really neat: http://raphaeljs.com/icons/
08:00 < SubStack> hash of icons as svg path strings
08:01 < Raynos> SubStack: do you know any alternatives to schoolbus that allow me to create multi page system / integration tests?
08:01 < Raynos> preferably ones with more maturity
08:01 < SubStack> besides selenium?
08:03 < Raynos> yeah
08:03 < SubStack> windmill might be able to do such things although it's not immediately clear how https://github.com/windmill/windmill
08:04 < SubStack> ruby people like this thing: http://watir.com/
08:19 < Raynos> SubStack: there are also enterprisely tools like squish ( http://www.froglogic.com/squish/gui-testing/ )
08:23 < maxogden> ahahaha https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=adPmfLDqlXY&t=4m30s
08:25 < Raynos> maxogden: is that a crab
08:25 < Raynos> oh it is duck
08:26 < SubStack> whoa assembly is in 10 days in helsinki
08:58 < SubStack> http://substack.net/projects/random-tile/
08:58 < SubStack> jesusabdullah: ^^^
09:03 < jesusabdullah> I saw
09:04 < SubStack> some of the groundwork for data center tycoon
10:16 < Raynos> SubStack: I have some ideas about how to make yarnify more awesome. And how to re-use yarnify widgets on client & server.
10:16 < Raynos> We should talk about these at some point
10:16 < Raynos> talking maybe best done in a pull request that improves yarnify
10:21 < SubStack> probably that
13:16 < pkrumins> rebooted
13:37 < SubStack> http://substack.net/projects/datacenter/
13:37  * SubStack zzz &
13:41 < pkrumins> SubStack: what's that?
13:42 < SubStack> silly data center tile game
15:48 < st_luke> heh, they hired a project manager of sorts just for me
16:27 < SubStack> st_luke: sounds woefully inefficient!
16:27 < SubStack> anyways https://github.com/substack/tilemap
16:27 < SubStack> that's enough messing around for tonight, time to sleep!
17:38 < munro> https://gist.github.com/3164908 <-- hey, I'm having trouble doing the testling.com example, any ideas?
17:39 < munro> I have curl 7.22.0, maybe I have to upgrade?  because I had to add quotes around the URL
17:40 < yhuang> Hi guys. I can't seem to run any tests on testling.
17:43 < pkrumins> looking into it
17:44 < pkrumins> yhuang: try now!
17:45 < pkrumins> oh it crashed again
17:50 < pkrumins> ok all servers have crashed
17:50 < pkrumins> and they are not coming back
17:50 < yhuang> =(
17:51 < yhuang> i hope everything will be ok
17:53 < pkrumins> yeah it will
17:53 < pkrumins> talking with rackspace right now to get them rebooted at host level
17:54 < yhuang> pkrumins, just curious, are you James Halliday?
17:55 < pkrumins> no, i'm Peteris Krumins
17:55 < pkrumins> SubStack is James Halliday
17:55 < yhuang> ah, Cool! Great to talk to you guys!
17:57 < pkrumins> great to talk to you too
18:27 < AvianFlu> LOUDBOT, YOU ARE A DECIDEDLY UNKEMPT WEASEL
18:27 < LOUDBOT> AvianFlu: SOONER OR LATER, GENERALS WILL OWN YOU.
18:28 < pkrumins> ok servers back up operationa
18:28 < pkrumins> ok servers back up operational
18:34 < munro> heh, I can't even go to testling.com now
18:34 < pkrumins> well servers are operational but code is not running yet
18:35 < pkrumins> Automatic revert failed.
18:35 < pkrumins> reverting the code that's crashing them but i've no idea how to do it
20:30 < pkrumins> testling is back up
21:54 < dominictarr> SubStack, maxogden tanepiper Raynos https://github.com/dominictarr/fs-reverse
22:08 < Raynos> dominictarr: why?
22:08 < Raynos> why would you want to read a stream in reverse
22:10 < guybrush> being able to stream logs backwards simply is cool
22:20 < dominictarr> devaholic, hey, I'm wondering how fast redis-stream is, like MB/s ?
22:20 < dominictarr> for streaming reads?
22:20 < dominictarr> basically, I'm looking for a efficient append operations.
22:21 < guybrush> dominictarr: jog my be worth looking at https://github.com/visionmedia/jog
22:22 < guybrush> quoting: The RedisStore with 250,000 documents streamed back in 2.8 seconds on my air.
22:22 < guybrush> ~21MB
22:27 < dominictarr> oh, so 10mb/s
22:27 < dominictarr> slightly less.
22:28 < guybrush> depending on a whole lot of environmental stuff
22:28 < guybrush> in this jog-example its like 2times slower than fs
22:29 < guybrush> but i did only experiment and session with redis yet
22:32 < dominictarr> guybrush, if you are doing any kind of operations, like json stuff, slows it down quite a bit over pure buffers.
22:33 < dominictarr> but it's probably necessary, for applications.
22:59 < maxogden> mikeal: ahahahah http://allfacebook.com/gather_b95277
22:59 < maxogden> mikeal: jersey shore reference wow
23:00 < mikeal> 	i saw that
23:17 < dominictarr> maxogden, I'm thinking about a jquery-of-streams where you can send DOM events to the server.
23:25 < Raynos> SubStack: make seaport "just work" / "have sensible default behaviour" in browsers
23:26 < Raynos> I want to my client-side app to be a mountie style thing with html5 history routing to multiple things on seaport
--- Log closed Tue Jul 24 00:00:12 2012