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00:00:12brixenanyway, there was another approach someone was implementing
00:00:16brixendunno where that is
00:00:27brixenkronos_vano: what do you use that is % heavy?
02:13:06ezmobiushey casn you guys help me get my twitter account back?
02:13:11ezmobiusplease tweet this link
02:13:12ezmobius http://bit.ly/erased-my-ezmobius-twitter-account-accidentally
02:18:00brixenholy crap :(
02:18:54brixenezmobius: can't you just recreate it?
02:19:21brixenI mean, adding follows sucks, but twitter just says the page doesn't exist
02:20:12ezmobiusthey wont let me recreate the same name
02:20:15ezmobiusi made @ezmob
02:20:58brixenugh
02:21:37DefilerYeah there's a 1-month 'grace' period before you can reuse a name
02:22:00ezmobiusfuckers
02:22:07ezmobiusi hope to get some special help here
02:23:10DefilerYou'll probably have to mount another campaign in the morning as Twitter people get into work :(
02:23:49ezmobiusyeah
02:24:03ezmobiusi sent an email to their benchmark capital investor ;)
02:24:12Defilerhah
02:25:01ezmobiusfuck i wish i could get my list of folks i follow back
02:25:12ezmobiusnow i have to figurte out hoew to refollow everyone again
02:25:42Defilerman, I wish I had sent you an invite to our site already
02:25:55Defilerbecause we could easily recover it from the cache
02:26:20Defilerand, indeed, automatically re-follow all of them
02:26:30brixenDefiler: by any chance, do you have a "Destroy Google" or "Destroy Google from Orbit" button in your new service?
02:26:42DefilerNo comment :)
02:26:45brixenhaha
02:27:19brixenwell, if I had an invite, I would click on that button
02:28:04Defileryou have to break the glass covering it first oh wait I've said too much
02:28:17brixenDefiler: noooo
02:29:02brixenon the one hand, it is reassuring to see that google is just like any other bigcorp
02:29:10brixenfat monies makes them stupid
02:29:15Defileryep
02:29:18brixenand stupid things die, eventually
02:29:36DefilerCorporate ethics never survive contact with the enemy
02:29:40brixenthe problem is, how many things they kill while waiting to die
02:30:01brixenalso, google is opening a dev office in portland
02:30:10brixenso it will be convenient to picket
02:30:13DefilerI definitely see a silver lining in the mobile internet imploding due to trust/cost issues
02:30:30Defilerbecause those platforms have lock-in in their DNA, unlike the internet
02:30:44Defilerand I'm not sure there is a way around that other than fire
02:31:04brixenDefiler: did you read the wired article?
02:31:13Defilernope
02:31:18brixenoh, please do
02:31:20brixensec...
02:31:35brixenhttp://bit.ly/a7lJhu
02:31:47Defilerdoing so now
02:32:04brixenafter oscon, where google gave out free N1s to folks who went to the android BoF
02:32:24postmodernmobile internet will be forced to become like the normal internet
02:32:29brixenI googled N1 and got the google page saying it would not be sold online
02:32:40brixenand I wondered, "why would that be?"
02:32:51brixennow it's all crystal clear
02:33:02ezmobiusplease tweet this link at well if you would? http://brainspl.at/articles/2010/08/11/accidentaly-erased-my-twitter-account-ezmob-is-the-new-nick -for-now
02:33:06ezmobiusthanks
02:33:07brixenand, frankly, more disturbing than I though yesterday
02:33:20DefilerI'm getting my ham radio cert soon
02:33:31Defilerpartly so I can be allowed to use the real freaking spectra
02:33:32brixenDefiler: heh, sweet
02:33:50ezmobiusoops
02:34:01ezmobiushttp://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=1593619
02:34:02brixenDefiler: but a local guy I know said data over ham is specifically disallowed?
02:34:28postmodernlets all just setup our own 4G networks
02:34:34postmodernand route them together
02:34:34Defilerencrypted data over ham is disallowed
02:34:48Defilerwith the exception of control signals to ham satellites and a couple of other similar things
02:34:55Defilerbut data is ok, as long as the protocols are open
02:35:06ezmobiusooh looks promising
02:35:07ezmobiushttp://webcache.googleusercontent.com/search?q=cache:McZbpn8Rzj4J:twitter.com/ezmobius/following+t witter+ezmobius+following+url:http://twitter.com/ezmobius/following&hl=en&gl=us&strip=1
02:35:07postmodernDefiler, how about numbers stations?
02:35:17Defilerhowever,it only costs about $8k to put up your own ham satellite now
02:35:19ezmobiuscan anyone help me hack that url tyo let me get the list of folks i was following?
02:36:21Defilerpostmodern: those are generally on shortwave which has different rules that I don't know yet heh
02:37:34Defilerezmobius: I'm fairly sure the only ever serve the full list back as JSON
02:37:45DefilerLet me see if there's a way for me to get my own list without javascript
02:38:52postmodernalso it requires auth and SSL
02:39:04postmodernso twitter wouldn't index/cache that
02:39:27Defilerinteresting, they do serve a paginated version to non-JS clients
02:39:48Defilerbut the page param is pretty opaque
02:41:23ezmobiusmanb this is fgrustrating. feel like i have bveen internet castrated
02:41:39Defilerdo you have any phone/desktop clients?
02:41:45Defileryou might be able to get at a cache there
02:44:47Defilerbrixen: At least parts of the net are still neutral: http://www.businessinsider.com/4chan-founder-moots-weird-testimony-in-sarah-palin-email-hacking-tr ial-2010-8
02:45:08ezmobiusahh well i followed a few key folks. will do more in the morning giving up now
02:47:52Defilerbrixen: http://www.washingtonpost.com/wp-dyn/content/article/2010/08/09/AR2010080906102.html
02:50:02brixenhaha, this 4chan article is great
05:17:12carllerchebrixen: dude, everybody's productivity increases with a rush mixtape with or without alcohol in the mix
05:17:27mitchellh+1 with alcohol in the mix
05:17:43carllerchethat's a bonus, if you can float the balmer peak
05:19:03mitchellhI'm stuck in a hotel room which looks like a hospital room, its freaking me out
05:19:06mitchellh /random
05:19:12carllerchewhich city?
05:19:16mitchellhMountain View
05:19:33carllerchewhat are you doing in a hotel in mt. view?
05:20:00mitchellhI've been working up here the past few months a few days per week
05:20:16carllerchecome to the city sometime
05:21:28mitchellhI'm about 5 minutes from the caltrain so I go up whenever I can find an excuse
05:21:40carllerchecome to EY
05:22:23carllercheget lunch, hack on vagrant, whatever...
05:23:11mitchellhThat'd be good! Just tell me when is good and I'll mozy on up sometime
05:23:36carllercheanytime
05:23:37carllerchecome tomorrow
05:23:42carllercheor thursday
05:23:47carllercheor friday
05:25:00mitchellhI'll see when I can convince my employers to let me go up there during the day ;)
05:29:12carllercheeh, come after work
05:30:56mitchellhworks
05:31:44mitchellhMy weird hospital lights in my hotel room: http://twitter.com/mitchellh/status/20860353753
05:32:02mitchellhand the wallpaper. just ain't right.
06:28:06brixenmitchellh: heh, that light is pretty weird
06:28:41tarcieriall faded from the boulder github drinkup, ohai
06:28:44mitchellhyeah its above my bed
06:29:21brixenmitchellh: yikes, that might evoke an NDE-ish dream scenario
06:29:50brixentarcieri: I haz an itching to play with reia today :)
06:30:05mitchellhbrixen: Is it from that article that was written? on async rails
06:30:18brixentarcieri: I've been pondering 1. a statically typed Ruby, and 2. an immutable objects Ruby
06:30:27brixentarcieri: all as compiler magic
06:30:29tarcierithose are both awesome ideas
06:30:40tarcieriReia is kind of an immutable state Ruby
06:30:41mitchellhAnd by that article, I mean tarcieri's article
06:30:47bougymanbrixen: i've seen 1: in lisp
06:30:54brixenmitchellh: the article reminded me of it yes, but I've been lurking in #reia for like 5 years
06:31:00brixengive or take a couple :)
06:31:03tarcieribrixen: Reia has a bunch of tricks to make immutable state not suck balls
06:31:04tarcierilol
06:31:06mitchellhhaha :)
06:31:17tarcieriyeah Reia is a little over 2 years old :)
06:31:42mitchellhYeah I've kept an eye on it, I used to be very interested in Erlang since I used it at work, but when we stopped using it (project ended), I also lost interest
06:31:47tarcierifor what it's worth evan inspired me with his fuck it, I'm just going to rewrite it all because I didn't do it correctly in the first place attitude
06:31:52mitchellhI used to post to a erlang blog (spawnlink.com)
06:32:05brixentarcieri: oh man, rewrites are so necessary
06:32:13brixentarcieri: that is Apple vs M$ in a nutshell
06:32:15tarcieriespecially with a programming language project you should probably do that if you fucked it up in the first place
06:32:36tarcierilanguages I assume never did that: Perl, PHP
06:32:42brixenMRI
06:32:45tarcierioh wait, Perl did it with Perl 6
06:32:47tarcieriyeah, MRI
06:32:47tarcieriheh
06:32:50brixenthat is rbx vs MRI in a nutshell
06:32:56tarcieriyeah totally
06:32:59tarcierioh, another one: ERLANG
06:33:02mitchellhCoincidentally, PHP6 was also an attempted rewrite I believe, which failed
06:33:05brixenperl 6 jumped the 2nd system syndrome shark big time
06:33:08tarcierigawd, a language so horribly tainted with legacy
06:33:13tarcieriyou don't see it at first
06:33:19tarcieribut so many times I've emailed erlang-questions
06:33:21bougymanisn't 1.9 a decent chunk of rewrite?
06:33:24tarcieri"why was it done this way? that's silly"
06:33:33brixenbougyman: not where it counts, really
06:33:35bougymanmoving towards a 2.0 with mvm, i've heard.
06:33:38tarcieriand the response: "legacy! feature X that would've made it 10x as awesome didn't exist at the time"
06:33:42brixenbougyman: it's a 1/2 assed rewrite
06:33:48tarcieriReia certainly benefits from being legacy free
06:34:13brixentarcieri: give it a year :P
06:34:48tarcieribrixen: it's kind of annoying because to Matz that is Ruby and Ruby is therefore a language which uses MVM for concurrency, not threads
06:35:02bougymananyone have zeroMQ (0mq) working with 1.8 or 1.9.1 or jruby or anything other than 1.9.2?
06:35:08brixentarcieri: :( is in a nutshell MRI to me
06:35:10tarcierihas anyone actually done anything with MVM
06:35:14tarcierilike, I have!
06:35:20bougymani don't feel comfy with 1.9.2 but 0mq hasn't worked with anything else yet.
06:35:24brixenbougyman: I think it should work with rbx
06:35:28tarcierihas anything done more than what I have?
06:35:29tarcieriheh
06:35:34brixenbougyman: the C ext that is
06:35:39tarcieriit was really fucking complicated and stupid
06:35:42bougymanbrixen: i'll give it a shot.
06:35:44brixenbougyman: I'm pretty sure the FFI lib is working
06:35:49brixenbougyman: with MRI
06:35:57bougymanit has a nasty thread error with 1.9.1
06:36:11bougymansame one we hit with activeX and tcl/tk sometimes.
06:36:14brixenbougyman: we will make it work with rbx, just let us know about any issues
06:36:19bougymanwill do
06:36:20brixenbougyman: as in, file a ticket
06:36:22brixensweet
06:36:35tarcieriso wtf happened to ezra's twitter there?
06:37:03brixentarcieri: he accidentally deleted ezmobius trying to del an old account
06:37:07brixenas I understand it
06:37:08tarcierio
06:38:06ezmobiuslooks like twitter is fixing my account
06:38:19brixenezmobius: oh sweet
06:38:32mitchellhezmobius: So was it a bug which deleted your account or did you accidentally delete the wrong account?
06:38:46ezmobiusno it was def a bug
06:38:47mitchellhI wasn't able to gather what happened based on the blog post
06:38:55mitchellhAh, wow
06:38:57ezmobiusi had an old dev account
06:39:06ezmobiusand i triple checked i was logged out and then l ogged in as the old dev account before i deleted
06:39:27ezmobiusi suspect eventually consistent sessions
06:39:30tarcieriezmobius: sounds like Twitter
06:40:19ezmobiusheh
06:40:30bougymanhrm.
06:40:46tarcieriI long for the day Twitter or something like it can replace sms... too bad twitter is unreliable as balls
06:40:56bougymantrying to go through the current ruby -> m2 handler and I can't see what it would take to get it working on rbx
06:41:03bougymananyone here using m2?
06:41:06bougyman(mongrel2)
06:41:25tarcieribougyman: only on zed's demos
06:41:40tarcieriI hopped onto his chat about lady gaga
06:41:43bougymantarcieri: yeah the demos aren't working even on 1.9.2
06:41:51bougymanthe python ones work fine.
06:42:15tarcieriI'm guessing Zed wrote the Python ones and not the Ruby ones
06:42:18bougymani want 0mq for other reasons, but m2 is also an interesting idea.
06:42:26tarcierialso wow there were a lot of Python people at the Github drinkup tonight
06:42:36mitchellhprobably purposeful sabotage towards the ruby community with Zed's attitude towards it ;) jk
06:42:52brixenheh
06:42:57tarcierimitchellh: haha Zed wrote the Ruby bindings too, intentionally wrong!
06:42:58bougymani gave some $$ to m2 in order to try and alleviate that.
06:42:59bougyman:)
06:43:05mitchellhexactly!
06:43:10bougymanno, someone else wrote the ruby handler
06:43:16tarcierihaha
06:43:27brixenbougyman: a python plant?
06:43:30tarcierinah zed's a cool guy
06:43:30mitchellhAnyways, headed to sleep under my creepy hospital lights
06:43:40brixenzed rocks, seriously
06:43:44mitchellhand what tarcieri ^ said, I was just joking around :) fun to poke fun
06:43:54brixenmitchellh: sweet dreams, muahahah :)
06:44:01ezmobiusi love zed in person and hate him on the internet
06:44:12tarcierihaha
06:44:24brixenezmobius: I think he often nails it on the internet
06:44:24mitchellh:( perhaps I'll visit EY tomorrow per carl's invite; if so see you tomorrow. Otherwise, talk to you later!
06:45:05ezmobiusmitchellh: i resigned from engine yard so you wont see me there ;)
06:45:42mitchellhI know! I saw that, I meant brixen but just noticed he is located in Portland, so probably not :)
06:46:04brixenmitchellh: heh, yeah, not gonna be there tomorrow :)
06:46:11brixenmaybe in a couple weeks
06:46:16mitchellhVery surprising news after my 3 day disconnect from the internet due to vegas
06:46:21ezmobiusahh i misread sorry
06:46:33mitchellhnah its fine, its direction was ambig.
06:46:35ezmobiusit was time to move on
06:46:40brixenezmobius: I expect to see a lot more of you soon!
06:46:44mitchellhAs it comes to
06:46:45ezmobiusno longer my company really
06:46:55ezmobiusand im fully vested in my stock
06:46:56ezmobiusso when they sell ill get paid $$
06:47:01mitchellhHahahaha
06:47:08brixenezmobius: rbx owes you a long debt of gratitude
06:47:12mitchellhOH "resting and vesting" love that quote
06:47:18ezmobiustime to do something different and more challenging
06:47:20mitchellhbrixen: Many techs do :)
06:47:30ezmobiusbrixen de nada
06:47:32brixenezmobius: we're still gonna nail it, promise
06:47:42ezmobiusi just want rbx to suceed so i can use it ;)
06:47:45ezmobiusfor everything
06:47:48brixenme too!
06:47:55mitchellhalright finally out
06:48:04brixenI've got a list longer than my arm of apps to write
06:48:30tarcieriI think it will be really interesting when JRuby and rbx are both multithreaded and YARV isn't
06:48:44tarcieriwell, GIL-free that is
06:48:48brixenyeah
06:49:05brixenthe multi-threading is only 1/2 the story though
06:49:08brixenhonestly
06:49:19brixenthe JIT is incredibly important
06:49:20tarcieriwell yeah, like better garbage collectors, jit, etc
06:49:21tarcieriheh
06:49:29ezmobiusman all these people are going to follow @ezmob and then @ezmobius is going to get restored
06:49:30ezmobiusim torn now ;)
06:49:48brixenezmobius: what, twitter doesn't have a forward setting? :)
06:49:52tarcieriyeah wtf
06:49:56ezmobiusi want copy on write rbx that runs directly on the hypervisor
06:50:03tarcieriwhy can't ezmob redirect to ezmobius
06:50:05brixenezmobius: that is so doable
06:50:06tarcierilike "aliases"?
06:50:07tarcieriheh
06:50:13brixenezmobius: I'd love to r&d that
06:50:15tarcieriproblems email sovled like 5 billion years ago?
06:50:22ezmobiusand replaces certain sysscalls with SAPI calls
06:50:29brixenezmobius: you know, I think evan had ruby running as the init prog on a system
06:50:29ezmobiuslike replace file to just work against s3
06:50:33ezmobiusmake a true cloud ruby
06:50:36brixenyep
06:50:47ezmobiuswith a Object Space that lives in a redis cluster or something
06:51:12tarcieriezmobius: tahoe seems like a badass cloud filesystem
06:51:30brixenI think that distributed ObjectSpace in Ruby will need to be approached like concurrency
06:51:33tarcieriit doesn't really have "elastic" scalability, but it is decentralized, redundant, and encrypted
06:51:40brixenie, some objects get it, some don't
06:52:33tarcieribrixen: yeah totally
06:55:39dbussinkmorning
06:55:50dbussinkbrixen: isn't that similar to what maglev does with their storage backend?
06:56:13dbussinkobject persistance i mean
06:56:29dbussinkezmobius: so, you're going to surprise us with your new thing? ;)
06:56:51ezmobiuscant talk about it yet
06:58:13brixendbussink: yep
06:58:23brixendbussink: at least, afaik
06:58:44brixendbussink: monty is a good friend to ruby and rbx
06:58:57dbussinkbrixen: well, that's the idea i got from their maglev talk at railsconf 2008 i think it was
06:59:17dbussinkbrixen: they're using parts of the rbx kernel right?
06:59:21brixendbussink: last convo I had with monty about this was about a year ago
06:59:29brixendbussink: nah, not really
06:59:48brixendbussink: they started implementing a lot in Smalltalk, but switched to Ruby
07:00:03brixenbut I think they have their own set of primitives
07:00:13brixenI think that code is public, but I've never looked at it
07:04:08dbussinkbrixen: because i looked at it at some point and then it did say that
07:04:16dbussinkbut they might have changed it all over now
07:04:21dbussinkhaven't looked at it for some time
07:04:49dbussinkezmobius: can imagine, always exciting to work on something new again then :)
07:05:00ezmobiusfor sure
07:05:21ezmobiusi spent a good 4 years on engine yard and i did all i could there
07:05:22ezmobiustime for something new is all
07:06:53dbussinkbrixen: did you reproduce that process kill problem?
07:07:02dbussinkbrixen: because i had it too, but rebuilding libffi fixed it
07:07:17dbussinkbrixen: maybe it's linking against some system libffi?
07:07:25brixenhm, not sure
07:07:33brixenI definitely have a clean build
07:07:40brixenand yes, I repro'd them
07:09:27dbussinkbrixen: was that on fedora 13 or something?
07:09:43brixenfedora 13 and ubuntu 9.10 32 bit
07:12:43dbussinkbrixen: because i looked at postmodern's backtrace and it was exactly the same as the issue in libffi evan fixed :S
07:13:28dbussinkmaybe fedora 13 has selinux enabled by default? http://github.com/evanphx/rubinius/commit/74c1dce5ef5ae0869953843ab1c3463df16d02de
07:13:46postmoderndbussink, yes all fedora's have selinux enabled by default
07:14:15postmoderndbussink, they report any violations as notification to a gnome applet
07:14:27dbussinkpostmodern: ah, then look at that commit :)
07:14:42dbussinkpostmodern: that is probably the cause then, because that change didn't fix it for selinux
07:14:55postmodernpulling
07:15:48dbussinkpostmodern: pulling?
07:16:08postmoderndbussink, ah wait, which commit?
07:16:19postmodernderp that commit
07:16:21dbussinkpostmodern: the one i linked there before
07:16:34dbussinkthere seems to be a selinux / libffi bug
07:19:56postmoderndbussink, that code should work
07:20:15dbussinkpostmodern: well, evan only fixed it for the non selinux case
07:20:30dbussinkit was running the selinux code path, even for the non selinux case
07:20:35dbussinkbut the selinux wasn't fixed
07:21:54dbussinkpostmodern: you should probably as evan if that's fixable at all or not
07:22:01dbussinkhe dove into it at that point
07:55:02dbussinkbrixen: looks like hydra ran through ci here with just one failure :)
07:59:34dbussinkhmm, it didn't the second time
08:57:35dbussinkevan: for when you are back: https://gist.github.com/1df9f85239242f0ac214
14:17:09cremesbougyman: the ruby-ffi bindings for 0mq work very well with jruby
14:17:20cremeshttp://github.com/chuckremes/ffi-rzmq
14:17:31cremesi use them in a very large project; no prob
14:17:53cremesthey currently don't work with rbx due to some rbx ffi functionality/syntax that is different
14:18:24cremesthey also "kind of" work with MRI but there are definitely threading issues; i highly recommend jruby since it doesn't suffer from those problems
14:18:49cremesif you find bugs with my bindings, give me a bug report and i'll get it fixed
14:20:57bougymancremes: that's the one ruby i generally avoid.
14:21:23bougymanwe have a lot of small apps running on many boxes in a cloud.
14:21:48cremesi see
14:22:04bougymanstart up time of jruby on our aix boxes is 30 seconds + sometimes.
14:22:09bougymanit just doesn't work for our apps.
14:22:41cremesthen lend a hand with getting rbx ffi in synch so we can use 0mq from rbx; i'd love to run 0mq via rbx
14:23:08cremeswith the hydra (non-GIL) branch coming along so quickly, it will be a good runtime for 0mq
14:23:27cremesotherwise using MRI with 0mq is a lesson in pain; it will *not* be reliable
15:11:24dbussinkevan: and i also sometimes get the following spec failures: https://gist.github.com/a97aad11d1a12d366cbd
15:24:46wayneeseguinWas there an issue with the JSON gem on rbx or has that since been fixed ?
15:35:10dbussinkwayneeseguin: it should have been fixed with the release of 1.4.4
15:35:20dbussinkbut i'm off heading home :)
15:36:38wayneeseguinOK tks!
18:01:01boyscoutSpec for empty script with __END__ data. - 88f6448 - Brian Ford
18:01:01boyscoutFixed compiling empty script with __END__ data. Closes #433. - 4a6fb01 - Brian Ford
18:06:25krainboltgreenehacks away at his redesign while he reads more about Rubinius.
18:08:52DefilerYou're redesigning yourself? Cool.
18:09:55krainboltgreeneNanite Hacker.
18:10:14brixengotta run some errands, bbiab...
18:10:28brixenplease don't burn the house down while I'm away :)
18:12:24sbryantstarts to play with fire.
18:13:02krainboltgreeneOh, hey, fire.
18:30:49boyscoutCI: rubinius: 4a6fb01 successful: 3511 files, 15077 examples, 42903 expectations, 0 failures, 0 errors
20:45:53dbussinkevan: ping?
21:22:07mitchellhThis channel has a good collection of smart people with different talents. Is anyone here knowledgable about ffmpeg and/or flv video format?
22:04:54evani'm hoooooome
22:27:30ezmobiusevan in da house
22:27:36evanyo yo
22:27:42ezmobiusevan what parts of rbx are you working on lately?
22:27:54evanbeen working on hydra the last 2 weeks
22:27:59evanwhich is removing the GIL
22:28:11ezmobiusAWESOME
22:28:14ezmobiushow hard is it?
22:28:26evangoing pretty well
22:28:30evanit runs the specs
22:28:58evanand i've got a benchmark that shows it's infact running in parallel
22:29:00ezmobiusnice
22:29:12ezmobiuscdoes it speed things up when it runs in paralel?
22:29:19ezmobiusor does that come next ? :P
22:29:59srbakerevan: where does "runtime" usually go?
22:30:10evanezmobius: that came first.
22:30:13srbakerassuming a default /usr/local install
22:30:31evanfor instance, adding up 1 to 1 billion, where there are 2 threads for each half
22:30:44evanresults in a wall clock of about half as much as doing it all in one thread
22:30:50evansrbaker: /usr/local/rubinius/
22:31:02srbakerhrm. okay
22:31:13srbakeri'm ust working on packaging, and making it FHS
22:31:15srbakercompliant
22:31:18evanug.
22:31:22evanok
22:31:38evanwell, if you need more flags to point things all the random places FHS wants
22:31:42evanlet us know.
22:31:55srbakerwill do.
22:31:56srbakeri like fhs
22:33:26evanezmobius: you in portland yet?
22:33:28ezmobiusso with 2 cores its twice as fast to do the count if you divy up the work in half?
22:33:34ezmobiusnot til sept 1st
22:33:44evanezmobius: yep, twice as fast
22:33:49ezmobiusnice one
22:33:51evanwith the GIL, it would be the same as not using threads
22:34:03srbakerezmobius: dude. i'm swinging down mid-september. we should get beer. i love portland
22:34:19ezmobiussure thing. look me up ill just be getting settled
22:34:36srbakercongrats on the move, btw.
22:34:43ezmobiusthanks!
22:34:52ezmobiusi'm super excited