Actual sentence from work IRC: "anyways jsdox is better than jaguar if you're looking to customize a jsdoc build, but I can't find a solution with nunjucks"
What happened? When did I unlearn how to Internet.
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Too much traffic. Ditching the car2go and switching to foot. Pretty sure I'll still get across the river faster.
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I've had the Echo for a few months now, and despite being skeptical of voice control in general, have been pleasantly surprised by Alexa!
Realistically, I haven't found all of the promoted features as useful as they try to make them appear. So far, it has been most useful for:
- setting timers while cooking, so I don't have to fiddle with the crummy interface on my microwave with my hands covered in goo
- turning off lights after I'm in bed
- setting an alarm for the morning
- asking "what's the weather" while I'm getting dressed
- adding things to my grocery list
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I'll never look at Tylenol the same again. #curiosityclub #trusttylenol
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Cocktail experiment
• 1 1/2 oz whiskey
• 1/3 oz orange liqueur
• 1/3 oz maraschino liqueur
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Registration for IndieWebCamp 2015 is now open! https://ti.to/indiewebcamp/2015-portland Would love to see you there!
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@veganstraightedge Last night I dreamt that someone cut down the giant avocado tree and then I oh wait crap
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Only 26 days until IndieWebCamp! http://indiewebcamp.com/2015 This year in Portland and Brighton!
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Is it still a sandwich if it falls apart?
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So far, Amazon Echo has been most useful for: 1) setting timers while cooking, 2) turning off the lights after I am in bed, 3) adding things to my grocery list.
Now that the SDK is available in beta, what kind of voice-enabled apps should I make! The prompts are somewhat limiting, basically the below with some variations:
• "Alexa, ask {app name} to {command}"
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I want to be home but I don't want to go out in the heat to get home #pdx #summerproblems
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Just heard a reference to "Apple News Format" during #WWDC15 ... is this some kind of alternative to HTML?
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I wanted to quote this article, but it didn't fit in 140 characters. #indieweb #irony http://calacanis.com/2015/05/29/trading-open-standards-for-corporate-ones/
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Unexpected benefit of the Twitter "Popular in your network" email flood: finding old accounts I created in 2008 that I forgot about
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"I'm running the tests" is the new "my code is compiling"
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Happy to say https://indieauth.com is now running on 3 physically separate servers behind DNS load balancing!
Took quite a bit of refactoring to make the three servers not require a shared backend. Lots of taking advantage of storing state "on the wire" rather than in a database. If you notice any weirdness or glitches, definitely let me know!
If you'd like to volunteer a server to help share the load, let me know. It requires Nginx, Ruby, Redis and Memcache. -
Weekend: You are mine!
