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Ian Bicking wrote a post recently titled “Python’s Makefile”. He advocates using / re-using distutils… er… setuptools. (I can’t keep them straight - they’ve both become absolute nightmares in my opinion). He then goes off about entry points, separate setup.cfg files, and other things that still go way over my head. The example he shows is convoluted, and I’m ultimately not entirely sure what he’s...

This whole Don Imus issue has confused the shit out of me. Talk radio is full of that kind of, um, talk. Anyways, it all feels like the first episode of the latest season of South Park. Sometimes, South Park can crank out a new episode in response to a very recent event, but that didn’t happen here. This episode aired weeks earlier.As for how or why this Don Imus issue exploded in the way that it...

From my tumblog: but I don't want my search engine to be a slide show!Google - remember that search engine of yours? How about making it better by offering some options like result filtering ("I don't feel like shopping right now, I'm trying to research...

We’ve been using Zope 3 in earnest for just over a year and a half now. I would like to report that in that year and a half our little company has achieved more re-use than at any time in our history. This is real re-use too: libraries of tools and objects that are easily shared among both horizontal and vertical markets, yet customized for each customer as needed. Benefits for one are fairly easily...

Oh yeah: Dirty Modern. My tumblelog, generally more focused on design, music, etc.. We'll see.I haven't posted too much in Griddle Noise because it's quite hard, sometimes, to write short entries. I always liked the tumblelog format for being explicitly simple. And Tumblr has an excellent bookmarklet for posting entri...

Web 2.0 has excited us because we lowered our expectations so much. Of course web apps will get better, and one day will deliver the functionality we currently get from desktop software. They may even do more than our desktop applications one day. But isn’t it a tad strange that we think this is all a huge leap forward? - loose wire blog: It's Not the "Death" of Microsoft, it's the "Death" of SoftwareThe...