Timekiwi is a beautiful new tool that lets you create a timeline of your social life in a single easy to digest interface. Right now six services are supported: Twitter, Facbook, Tumblr, Foursquare, Instagram and Flickr. Just clicky click and a shiny timeline is waiting for you to behold. I was lucky enough to see [...]
Yesterday was Webcamp time again and the creme de la creme of the Slovenia web scene gathered to bang chests and feel awesome. Or … well … a bunch of geeks who had nothing better to do on a Saturday. There were a bunch of great talks by some marvelous people and I especially liked [...]
Hello anyone subscribed via a feed reader. This isn’t a real post, just a quick note to all of you who have been complaining about repeated posts. Over the past week or so I moved my feed over to feedburner. While doing that things went wrong and I spammed all of you with a few [...]
Knowing how many readers a blog gets is pretty important for any blog writer. We like to pretend it doesn’t even matter, put on a face of “Oh well, I’m just writing this for myself, you know, to get the word out, I don’t really care if anyone reads it” What a bunch of hipsters! [...]
The drink/coffee meetings resulting from my post about coming to Palo Alto have started happening. It’s great fun meeting new people and getting a feel for the local community and entrepreneurial scene. Certainly a great place to be for meeting cool people and hackers. Invariably, though, the conversation comes up to a point where they [...]
Over the past week and a half my life has been devoted mostly to studying for exams and absolutely killing the slaughterhouse my university calls “Making sure people learn shit”. As a result my coding fingers have been pretty itchy, but I didn’t have enough brainpower left to do anything serious. So I decided to [...]
A few days ago there was a story on HackerNews about a guy who made a funky script to take a photo of himself every time he opened his computer. The original story was here. I immediately liked the idea, but wanted to do something more with it. The only natural step was to take [...]
Image via Wikipedia Yesterday somebody posted a blog titled Let’s End the Myth that Ideas are Worthless. This is a pretty neat idea and obviously falls right into the flamebait category over at HackerNews as lovingly represented by the 80+ comments among which the most upvoted one is basically saying “you are an idiot, get [...]
This Saturday two very amazing things happened. 1. There was the DjangoCamp at Cyberpipe, which turned out to be an awesome event. Sixteen people showed up and it seems that’s pretty much the ideal group-size for serious and stimulating discussion on a topic. And by serious and stimulating I of course mean completely off the [...]
Image via Wikipedia On Monday I got a little bored at class. This is something that is likely to happen when you’re stuck at classes for nearly the whole day. During a break a classmate of mine showed me something cool. It was a Java applet that used genetic algorithms (we think it was just [...]
