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@brendengrace lunch makes sense. I am back in VA in early June, will ping you then. about 8 hours ago via Twitter for Android in reply to brendengrace
@brendengrace interesting, mind if I email you to learn more about that? about 9 hours ago via Twitter for Android in reply to brendengrace
@brendengrace nah, it's not that slow. about 10 hours ago via Twitter for Android in reply to brendengrace
@erickuo nah, this was last week about 11 hours ago via web in reply to erickuo
Great pic of Chris and Didier (Parse.ly dev ops and systems engineers) at Hot Bird in Brooklyn: flickr.com/photos/toms/72… about 11 hours ago via web
milkisprotein DC is treating me well. flickr.com/photos/toms/72… Tomorrow NY - spending night in the Ace hotel(might accidentally start a startup) and then home 8:03 PM May 26th via web Retweeted by amontalenti
@susleec not sure yet, any suggestions? 3:03 PM May 26th via web in reply to susleec
Photo of me, @SachinKamdar, and Didier Deshommes in the first months of @parsely's existence. flickr.com/photos/2332527… (one of my favs) 2:59 PM May 26th via web
Add another thing to my list of "technology is constantly getting speedier and more lightweight, here's why" -- 4G wifi anywhere. 2:58 PM May 26th via web
Just ran an Amazon EMR job across several hundred gigabytes of data, will take a few hours. Wish EMR could e-mail notify me when done! 2:33 PM May 26th via Twitter for Android
Dropbox, Google Drive, Skydrive, Ubuntu One, iCloud, Dumptruck, Tarsnap... the era of cloud file fragmentation has begun, I realize. 2:21 PM May 26th via Twitter for Android
Time for a @parsely team "creepy smile time!" flickr.com/photos/2332527… (inside joke for @_zachary @emmett9001 @SachinKamdar, @JohnMLevitt) 8:30 AM May 26th via web
@nvie if you do look at it, make sure to reference :h rope_keys -- the bindings are a little emacs-like. C-c r r, C-c g, C-c d, C-c f 8:25 AM May 26th via web in reply to nvie
@nvie and eg this rule python.org/dev/peps/pep-0… written in 2001 seems like it could be loosened (say, 100 chars) in 2012 8:22 AM May 26th via web
@nvie ah right, but A Foolish Consistency is the Hobgoblin of Little Minds python.org/dev/peps/pep-0… <-- I prefer to incrementally restyle 8:21 AM May 26th via web in reply to nvie
@nvie so far rename, goto definition, and file search work perfectly -- and those three seem like 80% of the value. 8:19 AM May 26th via web in reply to nvie
@nateberkopec yep, this is just a tech variant of "old habits die hard". Took decades for emails to be >70 chars, code to be >78 chars... 8:17 AM May 26th via web in reply to nateberkopec
@nvie yep, font hunts are yak shaving expeditions ;) 8:15 AM May 26th via web in reply to nvie
More improvements to my vim IDE this weekend, github.com/amontalenti/ho… -- thanks to @nvie for his excellent vim-flake8 plugin! Also using rope! 8:10 AM May 26th via web
@nvie it was just Monospace size 10 running under gnome-terminal (Linux). Lately I've been trying out Ubuntu Mono, see font.ubuntu.com 8:09 AM May 26th via web in reply to nvie