All nighters are frequent at our house, but mostly because the basement musician goes to a nocturnal schedule sometimes. I'm up all night trying to get IPython Notebooks to work, while yakking with Jean, a Friend, by email, regarding Lincoln, the movie.
This is part of that Quaker Conversations practice I've been outlining on FaceBook ("movie night" is a subcategory).
Awhile back, I checked out what Quakers were saying and doing on Youtube and developed a short compilation. Having a committee behind this work, at the Yearly level, seemed important at the time and I was getting some positive feedback.
This is a Mac OS that I'm attempting to trick out in ways Holden deems worthwhile. He's all hyped about IPython Notebooks these days. He's just back from Vegas, not short on sleep, and we decided on an all night work party. He's Skyping with his girlfriend at the moment (she's back in the UK).
My installation process broke apparently because I don't have some Mac OS 10.4 SDK that gcc might compile against. I'm in over my head on that one. This whole Mac thing is pretty new to me.
The Mac Air I'm using actually belongs to my employer, which is why I felt I should notify a co-worker of a tiny almost imperceptible screen blemish that some sticklers would want fixed under warranty (replacing the screen as all one can do). They may not care about it. Just trying to be dutiful in protecting their investment.
Steve is just back from Las Vegas. He was with the CloudStack people (do they CamelCase it?). That's an Apache project, somewhat competing with OpenStack I gather, and Steve is moving in Apache circles more and more. He'd never been to Vegas before.
I was inspired to sketch some of the Quantum Field Theory in Python, just parsing out the particles, not computing at all. I've also been agitating (just a little) to get our edu-sig page upgraded at Python.org. Lots has been happening what with Python Tutor, Skulpt and who knows what all.
My read on Lincoln was he didn't see any long term solution that didn't build on the Constitution, hence his need for amendments. Living in a perpetually divided condition based on some "negotiated peace" would be as prone to breakdown as any social order.
This is part of that Quaker Conversations practice I've been outlining on FaceBook ("movie night" is a subcategory).
Awhile back, I checked out what Quakers were saying and doing on Youtube and developed a short compilation. Having a committee behind this work, at the Yearly level, seemed important at the time and I was getting some positive feedback.
This is a Mac OS that I'm attempting to trick out in ways Holden deems worthwhile. He's all hyped about IPython Notebooks these days. He's just back from Vegas, not short on sleep, and we decided on an all night work party. He's Skyping with his girlfriend at the moment (she's back in the UK).
My installation process broke apparently because I don't have some Mac OS 10.4 SDK that gcc might compile against. I'm in over my head on that one. This whole Mac thing is pretty new to me.
The Mac Air I'm using actually belongs to my employer, which is why I felt I should notify a co-worker of a tiny almost imperceptible screen blemish that some sticklers would want fixed under warranty (replacing the screen as all one can do). They may not care about it. Just trying to be dutiful in protecting their investment.
Steve is just back from Las Vegas. He was with the CloudStack people (do they CamelCase it?). That's an Apache project, somewhat competing with OpenStack I gather, and Steve is moving in Apache circles more and more. He'd never been to Vegas before.
I was inspired to sketch some of the Quantum Field Theory in Python, just parsing out the particles, not computing at all. I've also been agitating (just a little) to get our edu-sig page upgraded at Python.org. Lots has been happening what with Python Tutor, Skulpt and who knows what all.
My read on Lincoln was he didn't see any long term solution that didn't build on the Constitution, hence his need for amendments. Living in a perpetually divided condition based on some "negotiated peace" would be as prone to breakdown as any social order.
