#sandeepshettyme neither till I discovered his blog post about dopplr colors and it struck me that they might be auto-generated so I checked a few of the color codes and they were based on dopplr color algo
#barnabywaltersdid you decide how you’re doing pagination yet?
#sandeepshettyDo you mean infinite scroll vs pagination or backend implementation?
#barnabywalterssandeepshetty: sure, but you still need URLs in there somewhere ;)
#sandeepshettyyeah... query string is my second option... haven't thought this through really... based on my next action list I might get to it in 48 hrs :)
#barnabywaltersat the moment I have ?day= and ?max_day= params, which are nice and permanent, but a bit messy
#barnabywaltersit results in a lot of empty pages if I havent posted for a while
#barnabywaltersso if max_day/date/whatever is supplied without a `day`, I’ll do normal pagination, returning the last 20 or so items before that date
#barnabywaltersstill permanent (not like pageid=2, for example) and better experience. also easier to do infinite scrol
#sandeepshettyThink I remember seeing aaronpk doing it based on dates... kinda like posts older than this datetime....
#barnabywaltersyep, that’s how I should have done it all along — and will be doing it
#sandeepshettybarnabywalters - Curious to know what you might be picking up from sandeep.io & instagram profiles
#barnabywalterssandeepshetty: the clean look and colourful tags from sandeep.io, and the autorotating photo header from the instagram profiles
#sandeepshettyI need to figure out how to solve the photo problem... haven't decided which way to go.. use openphoto or build my own
#barnabywalterssandeepshetty: for the record, I use openphoto and am happy with it. It’s API is solid enough for me to integrate it with my own software. I might roll my own one day, but have no reason to for the moment
#barnabywaltersfor example, the rotating photo banner will be really easy to do with the openphoto API
#sandeepshettySo you have it installed on your own server and saving to photos on your server (not s3)?
#barnabywaltersas would (for example) making it find photos tagged with the same tags as the items on the homepage
#barnabywaltersI only just realised that dropbox can be installed and managed via command line on servers, so what I might do is use that as an intermediate backup
#barnabywaltersso openphoto would save to disk, and DB would sync it’s files between computers and back them up
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#tommorrisbarnabywalters: I'm in the middle of writing my own image storing thing. So tommorris.org/images/ will exist, and the images stored on Amazon S3. Been my excuse to learn how to use ImageMagick/GraphicsMagick, the AWS::S3 library in Ruby.
#tommorrisjust basic business metadata. street address, postcode, some unique identifiers (inverse functional properties), 'BusinessType' (which allows you to work out if it is a restaurant, take-away, church/community group etc.)
#tommorrisI'm just using it to increase the quality of data in OSM anyway.
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