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Sometimes I am surprised at the things I've managed to keep around between all the moves I've done since 1998 -
Remember when everyone was building and promoting "open" APIs? What happened to that? http://developers.instagram.com/post/133424514006/instagram-platform-update
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@mailchimp Looking at the new API 3.0 docs, I don't see a way to create and send a campaign from the API. Am I missing something?
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So @jawbone is still the most accurate sleep tracker, it's just too bad the devices keep dying after 6-9 months.
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#IndieWebCamp taglines: "Back to the Future of the Web" .. "Raiders of the Lost Websites"
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wait wait it's not April 1 yet! "Amazon is opening its first physical bookstore tomorrow" http://www.theverge.com/2015/11/2/9661556/amazon-books-first-physical-bookstore-opening-seattle @verge @jake_k
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Weekly letters from Portland developers asking if I'm interested in selling my house. Is that a sign of a real estate market boom or one that's about to bust?
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@wctek I can't find any docs on whether I can power the Piccolino from the 5v VIN *and* have it connected to a computer via the FTDI.
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Does anyone recognize which song this is sampled from? I think it's something from Air but not sure... https://soundcloud.com/max-cooper/fc-kahuna-hayling-max-cooper#t=2:48
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OH at Powell's: "This is great! It's like the Internet but with less clicking around!"
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Happy to announce that anyone who can commit to the https://github.com/indieweb/indiewebify-me repository can now deploy the site to http://indiewebify.me! Any commit to master that passes the test suite is automatically deployed now. Thanks to everyone who helped me set up all the pieces!
The flow is: GitHub -> Travis-ci -> App Engine -
Flights booked for IndieWebCamp MIT next weekend! Should be a fun (and cold) one! http://indiewebcamp.com/2015/MIT
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At this point I would pay $$ for a small HTTP->ZWave gateway that lets me talk to the door locks. @smartthings is breaking things on me.
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@cramforce How about Microformats2? That's how I parse the HTML to show these comments here: http://aaron.pk/n4dE1 #AMP
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Minor updates to php-comments library:
• Handles like-of and other properties when they are an embedded h-cite object (#6)
• Fixes truncating the name property in certain cases (#5)
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Have you ever wondered what other songs used the same chord progression? This is kind of an amazing site that will tell you: http://www.hooktheory.com/trends
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Pretty sure Spotify's Discover Weekly works specifically because of the constraint they set up for themselves. It's updated once a week, and there is a finite number of songs in the list. With other services, people turn on the "recommended" station and expect an infinite stream of music that they will like.
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Thinking about ways to ease myself back in to writing music and avoiding the creative blocks I was hitting before.
Current thought is to write a series called "bad *" where each song focuses on only one attribute, and I just do the bare minimum on everything else. Possible titles include "bad choir", "bad horns", "bad swing", "bad dubstep", "bad movie trailer".
I call it "bad *" because if it has "bad" in the name I won't worry about making it good and will be more likely to actually finish it. -
Browser Roulette: When designing a site, each refresh loads the page in a browser with different constraints. #rfdpdx via @brad_frost
