Posted in workfriendly, * on Jan 31st, 2006 1 Comment »
This is a test to see if the ‘*’ tag works as a wordpress category (see Sean’s comment)….
… Well, I can’t add it using the new ajax category thingy in wordpress 2.0, but adding it on the category page works. We’ll have to see what the RSS looks like…
Posted in workfriendly on Jan 27th, 2006 4 Comments »
Following up on my original drkw ‘External Internal blogging‘* post, I’m trialing the idea of aggregating employees public posts into the drkw internal blogosphere. For the time being any posts I tag with ‘workfriendly’ will end up injected into the internal drkw posts feed.
Unfortunately I haven’t been able to sort out comments yet - ideally […]
Posted in General, nutrition, workfriendly on Jan 26th, 2006 2 Comments »
My sister bought me a copy of ‘The Silver Spoon’ for xmas, and I think it’s fab.
The book is laid out in order of ingredients (e.g. there’s a section on leeks, one on sprouts, one on salmon etc..) so it’s easy to find recipes that you’ve got the ingredients for. Also most of the recipes […]
Posted in General, ArtificialIntelligence on Jan 20th, 2006 1 Comment »
Just finished reading ‘On intelligence’ by Jeff Hawkins, which I really enjoyed.
Hawkins is the entrepreneur responsible for inventing the palmpilot and handsprung treo among other things, but his primary interest is brains and discovering how they work. To further this interest he has spent a load of his entrepenurial cash creating a neural science research […]
Posted in Python, Django, OpenID on Jan 6th, 2006 5 Comments »
I’ve been experimenting with adding openid authentication to django. I couldn’t find another software package to do this (although I did see this, which implies there is some other code out there)
Anyway - here’s mine so far.
The main problem I’ve hit is that the username column in the django authentication db schema (v0.90) […]
Posted in General, Python, Django on Jan 3rd, 2006 2 Comments »
I’ve been porting my jamvat software to the django platform. Django looks cool and I hope it will get me some
Get jamvat running on the windows platform
Provide some UI, connection pooling, security and debugging goodies
Remove some setup documentation burden (since it’s a ‘django app’)
Anyway, I was immediately hit by the problem that the django […]
