#musicbrainz-devel

but using echoprint as a starting point...

I think their business opportunity is not a long term one...

speaking of

you should give me all that money

and I'll set up a classification pipeline

all of what money?

the cloud compute stuff

ianmcorvidae, nikki: how is rika behaving now that we have more bandwidth?

I need to go order parts for that shocking wallet project of mine.

off the aerobus, take a photo

I've been playing with simple ways to protect yourself.

I've got a retractable keychain with a kevlar cord.

I gave him a whole bunch of advice about getting in and around, but I always forget the pickpockets

I just put a gromment into the leather of my wallet and keep that on the keychain.

the pickpockets are on top of my advice page.

so that is the first thing my friends ignore.

yeah, I need to write a real list

instead of just spurting stuff as I remember it

* roman: Integrated memcached into mbspotify wrapper.

* roman: Separated config files from cache module.

* roman: Renamed client object to avoid confusion.

we already have a nicely curated list for people.

* roman: Rewrote cache interface. Should be easier to use now.

* roman: Added layouts for all defined HTTP errors.

* roman: Minor page title tweaks.

* roman: Removed APIError class.

* roman: Now loading objects from MusicBrainz with all includes required by the application.

* roman: No need to provide key prefix for MBIDs.

Gentlecat: erm, what happened here? https://bitbucket.org/metabrainz/critiquebrainz...

give me a sec

fixed

thanks.

Project critiquebrainz build #69: SUCCESS in 1 min 31 sec: http://ci.musicbrainz.org/job/critiquebrainz/69/

* roman: Added Less compiler into the VM.

* roman: Added a way to set preferred Less compilation option.

ruaok: I don't want to jinx it but it's been working quite well

nikki: thats is really good to know.

Project critiquebrainz build #70: SUCCESS in 1 min 30 sec: http://ci.musicbrainz.org/job/critiquebrainz/70/

* roman: Fixed reference to index view.

oh jeez: https://medium.com/@thedanigrant/need-a-last-mi...

fucking airlines.

roman: Checking if release group is specified on matching page.

I love how much airport security is prioritised in these post-11/9 times.

yet its is all pointless and worthless security theater.

* roman: Updated config file structure.

* roman: Added example for SQLALCHEMY_DATABASE_URI variable.

* roman: English is hard.

* roman: Updated strings.

nikki: fixed

(from the commit message)

ruaok: do you know where the nearest mossos to santa catarina is?

yes.

right across the street from via laeitana, from where St. Pere Mes Baix dead ends in to via l.

on via L, across from mes baix.

do they need help?

I could send aleta.

they're at their airbnb. let me ask

k

can some one help me with python mock?

samgtr: gentlecat might.

thanks for the offer, they say they're ok

k

Gentlecat: well i need to call a function based on the previous number of times it has been called in python

what do i do for this ruaok ?

not sure what you mean

alastairp: Is anyone looking at bugs reported for essentia?

alastairp: I was already aware of that, but thanks for posting it

there was a comment by somebody mentioning how this is happening because of spotify

and now it's removed :)

Huh? I saw such a comment just before.

"Because they were sold to spotify and now they don't need the communty any more ;) Spotify is also going to shut down the Spotify Apps ... very sad."

Still there.

oh, must have missed it

so they are not *that* bad

:)

Well, I just IA'd the page regardless, in case they feel like rectifying that. :p

not that that would necessarily stop them

?

anyway, I knew about this because my acoustid email traffic significantly increased since that :)

they can just edit robots.txt

luks: ha. glad you're aware.

nikki: Sure. But the page has already been archived now. Does the IA remove old copies if a robots.txt is added later?

yes

Huh.

well, they make them inaccessible. whether they're *really* gone, who knows, but either way people can't see them

Right.

Regarding MBS-7970, does the guess case options button appear in a new line for everyone else?

That's counter-intuitive.

And tbh I don't see the problem with bubbles.

for me yes, because I have it in german too

and it appears on a new line because of the bubbles, essentially :P

It's the same in English.

Gentlecat: The "19" is the amount of times that particular error has been triggered (in a given time interval)?

it's fine in english for me

Freso: probably total count

I need to read more documentation

KRSCuan: I like that it's "Unbreakable" :)

heh

anyway it seems to be because the labels on the left get too wide

and the left column has to be a fixed width for the bubbles

me?

Yeah.

yes

Yuck.

Gentlecat: Anyway. Looks neat!

you can have your windows how you like them, I probably think yours are just as yucky

yep

No way, my window size is just perfect!

Maybe the real problem is that the class that is called "half-width" actually always uses 540 pixels.

Which incidentally is roughly half my window width.

it used to be much narrower, we've been slowly making it wider :P

It should scale according to resolution and dpi

thanks for volunteering to fix it

Not just some fix number.

we need someone with better css skills

and apparently you have them!

easy-mode: half-width has exactly "width: 50%;"

that will break the bubbles

slightly-harder-mode: something with calcs

something with min-width perhaps?

I imagine that will also break the bubbles

Do we want to get rid of bubbles because they are a bad interface element or because we want to scale our interface to different resolutions/dpi/ppis?

both

Well, clicking option buttons seems worse than having those options just appear on the side.

But I'm not much of a HMI guide guy.

How does the release editor look on high-PPI devices?

4K screens and upper-range tablets/smartphones

:)

Grrrr. http://blog.okfn.org/2014/12/09/the-global-open...

why the fuck does "open data" == "government ejects rubbish data, people rejoice"?

there are way more interesting open data projects, people..

ruaok: actually, would be nice if you could take a look at mbz.org pull requests

let me finish up CB, then I'm going over there.

anything but my inbox.

and would be nice to know what you think about my mockups

mockups as codified in actual code? :)

ones that are live at metabrainz.mbsandbox.org