emixam

83 already exists in France. It's called "Adopte un mec" (translation: adopt a guy) and it's very successful (http://www.adopteunmec.com). It ysed to target a yound adult crowd with some funky design but the UX and design god much better over the years so they may be moving up.

Checkout the Asus Zenbook Prime (UX31A). I've been backpacking + programming for the last 8 month with it and it's absolutely perfect. Best laptop I ever owned. I run Ubuntu on it without any problems.

Travel around the world! I'm leaving the 4th of January for India before going to South East Asia, Oceania and South America. I'm blogging about it: http://travelingcoder.com. I also plan to work on personal projects on the way.

Hey I'm the author. This is the post following "Building websites in Python with Flask" of two weeks ago: http://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=4642886

Check out the Asus Zenbook Prime series. They are 11" or 13" laptops with 1920x1080 IPS displays. I have one and it works well with Ubuntu. http://www.asus.com/Notebooks/Superior_Mobility/ASUS_ZENBOOK...

Yeah I'm going to fix that. I published the article too early by mistake with a few errors still left

I'm using blueprints too which are great to organize your app as modules. I plan to write another tutorial on that

I'm the author of the article. I plan to write another full tutorial on blueprints. I use them a lot but I already found this post long enough :)

you bet right ;) python + qt4 (one of the team member)

GuideKit seems really nice. Nice UI. However, one of the reason behind beautiful docs is to keep the documentation as files. That way, everything is in git and readable from the shell/github too.

If you add an "import/sync with github" option, this would be really great.

I made it because I like to write nice documentation for my projects but I was tired of docbook. I love markdown too :)

I thought of making a github webhook to automatically generate gh-pages using it but moved on another project in the meantime.

I like your idea of documentation as a service and I think you have something great with DocumentUp. We can definitively see if we can do something together. I'm deep in another project for the next two weeks (at least) but we can chat on gtalk (maxime.bouroumeau@gmail.com - I'm in GMT+1) if you want, to see what we could do in the future.

We do stay for a long time at the table. At lunch it's usually 1 hour (even at work) and it can be much longer in the evening, 2 or more hours maybe if we're at a restaurant. When I'm at my parent's house, it's never less than an hour. French people tend to talk a lot when at a table!