00:35 <dwrensha> I'm going to post this to /r/rust in a bit: http://dwrensha.github.io/capnproto-rust/2015/05/25/asynchronous-io-with-promises.html

00:35 <dwrensha> feedback appreciated

17:28 <ocdtrekkie> Lot of new in progress app ports in one weekend. :D

19:03 <ocdtrekkie> You guys had a productive weekend.

19:15 <zarvox> ocdtrekkie: glad to see you're following the meeting notes regularly :)

19:36 <ocdtrekkie> Always do, zarvox.

19:36 <ocdtrekkie> :D

19:52 <ocdtrekkie> You can't even say positive things on HN without being downvoted into oblivion and ratelimited so you can't reply to people attacking your position.

19:52 <ocdtrekkie> I have no idea why people use this terrible site.

20:26 <XgF> jparyani: It seems pycapnp doesn't currently provide any kind of event loop access/integration?

20:32 <jparyani> XgF: unfortunately, no

20:32 <jparyani> XgF: it will probably require someone writing integration at the C++ level

20:34 <XgF> Yeah, I guess

20:34 <XgF> It'd be great if it worked with e.g. python 3.4 asyncio (which is all futurey and coroutiney)

20:36 <jparyani> ya, that's the plan. supporting asyncio (and i guess trollius for Python 2.x people)

20:59 <phildini> ocdtrekkie: I agree re: HN. I stopped visiting it about a year ago, and my life has been much better.

20:59 <phildini> My only interaction with it now is when a friend tells me to go upvote a thing.

21:03 <kentonv> phildini: you might want to let your friends know that asking you to go upvote a thing may actually be hurting them. If you aren't a regular HN reader or upvoter than one random upvote looks awfully suspicious. :/

21:03 <kentonv> and the vote ring demotion is harsh

21:04 <phildini> kentonv: when I say 'friends' I mostly mean 'people in this channel'

21:04 <kentonv> lol

21:04 <kentonv> yeah and that's why I'm usually here saying "no no, don't go upvote". :)

21:05 <kentonv> though, like, 2 upvotes doesn't seem to cause a problem

21:06 <phildini> also I'm on a completely different network than the salary-earning sandcats.

21:06 <kentonv> doesn't matter, I think. It's not about associating accounts, it's a simple matter of seeing you arrive and upvote one thing when you usually don't.

21:07 <kentonv> I've had cases where I was vote-ring-demoted despite not asking for upvotes. The mods suggested that I try harder to tell my friends _not_ to upvote when I announce something, so... here I am, trying to do that. >_>

21:09 <ocdtrekkie> ^- This seems like the hallmark of bad algorithm design.

21:09 <aldeka> ~*meritocracy*~

21:10 <ocdtrekkie> HN quickly teaches me why social networks developed by competent sources (Facebook, Google, Twitter) all use only upvote/like, and not downvote/dislike.

21:16 <XgF> Downvotes just cause all sorts of algorithmic problems even without things like the Reddit "troll" brigades

21:44 <ocdtrekkie> I'm going through the Scrumblr updates since the original code I ported. I think most of the code changes were made for the sake of changing code, rather than improving the app.

21:45 <kentonv> heh