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by cjjuice 10y ago
Take a joke. I was not actually advocating for anything.
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by cjjuice 10y ago
Where's that IoT bot net when you need it.
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by cjjuice 10y ago
Warning: I am not an expert, do your own research. I would sell around 32 delta out of the money put on SPY. You have around a 68% chance to make a profit. This is a naked position so you need to understand that it has undefined risk. You c
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by cjjuice 10y ago
Along the same lines, I frequently read the Roman Stoic philosopher Seneca's essay titled "On the Shortness of Life" ( https://ia802605.us.archive.org/19/items/SenecaOnTheShortnes... ) to come to term
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by cjjuice 10y ago
Location: Framingham, MA Remote: Yes Willing to relocate: No Technologies: Ruby/Rails/JS/React.js/HTML5/CSS3/PHP Résumé/CV: https://www.linkedin.com/in/cjbordeleau Portfolio: http:&#
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by cjjuice 10y ago
Yes, I read the docs on the project. How hard is it to hit cmd-R? Or install a browser extension that reloads every n seconds? Do we really need to add complexity for this? If it works for you, go for it! Call me lazy, but unless I can see
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by cjjuice 10y ago
Over-engineering at it's finest. React is great for some applications, IMO this is not one of them. To me it just over complicates things for minimal gain.
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by cjjuice 10y ago
Philosopher Kings. Full of virtue, detached from ego, completely dedicated to the expansion of the common good. If only.
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by cjjuice 10y ago
Plato was always cautious of Democracy. If you are interested I would recommend give his "Republic" a read.
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by cjjuice 10y ago
God is not in conflict with observable reality. He/she/it, if God exists, is outside of it (I.e the unmoved creator) Science works because the universe is intelligible and in it's creation was made with logic that we can disc
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by cjjuice 10y ago
Could be different for many people. For me, it allows me to live in a universe that is a beautiful creation and to feel a great deal of gratitude towards God for creating it. It fills my heart with peace and love that I can spread to others
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by cjjuice 10y ago
"To one who has faith, no explanation is necessary. To one without faith, no explanation is possible." - St. Tomas Aquinas I completely understand that my reasoning sounds rediculous from a scientific point of view. However, God i
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by cjjuice 10y ago
I am not saying it "solves" it. I don't believe it can be "solved". We can only postulate ideas, choose what pleases you.
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by cjjuice 10y ago
Or one could answer the problem of evil as saying that much like a dog can't understand physics, we can't understand the complexities of God. In this we could still choose to believe, God is omnipotent and omnibenevolent. If God c
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by cjjuice 10y ago
Same could be said about science. Correct? We are making stories out of randomness? And it's laws only have meaning in a learned context? Are you arguing semantics? No apology needed. You are not being insensitive, only expressing you
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by cjjuice 10y ago
Thanks. A world without causality surly seems absurd. However, i'm sure dogs feel the same way about physics. On many things it just comes down to a choice of the world you want to live in.
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by cjjuice 10y ago
What do you think about the intelligibility of the world? If the universe was not created, why can we predict it with such accuracy? Wouldn't it just be random? To me, the fact that science even works is evidence for creation.
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by cjjuice 10y ago
It is perhaps that hardest objection to overcome. St. Thomas Aquinas gave a good crack at it IMO ( http://www.newadvent.org/summa/1049.htm ) Something I find insightful is he argues that, like cold is an absence of hea
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by cjjuice 10y ago
Can you elaborate on that? Seems to me there must me a creationary force that is uncreated.
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by cjjuice 11y ago
Location: NY Remote: Yes Willing to relocate: No Technologies: FrontEnd (JS/HTMl/CSS), Backend (RoR, Django, ect.), Server setup and management Résumé/CV: http://cj.gg/ Email: cj (at) cj (dot) gg
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by cjjuice 11y ago
And why is that?
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by cjjuice 12y ago
The most important thing I would say to anybody that wants to use vim is relax! Here are some steps I think will be helpful: 1 ) Install vim with janus and use gvim/macvim. This will allow you to use vim pretty close to your previous
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by cjjuice 12y ago
Meditations by Marcus Aurelius Enchiridion of Epictetus Parallel Lives by Plutarch ( Favorites are Cato the Younger and Julius Caesar)
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by cjjuice 12y ago
Thanks for the feedback. This may be a good addition to RailsScript in the future. As always, pull requests are more than welcome
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by cjjuice 12y ago
Why duplicate logic in the front end? We recently open sourced a lightweight framework for writing coffeescript in rails. It's fully compatible with turbolinks and let's you run only the JS you need. It's called RailsScript (
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by cjjuice 12y ago
RailsScript works with rails and does not aim to replace any part of it. After using many JS frameworks we found that the RailsScript's approach produces a simpler more maintainable front end.
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Show HN: RailsScript – A Rails-centric, featherweight CoffeeScript framework(github.com)
8 points by cjjuice 12y ago|1 comments
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by cjjuice 12y ago
Tim Ferriss Show -> http://fourhourworkweek.com/category/the-tim-ferriss-show/ I like Tim's style, very insightful and I think he gets some great guests.
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by cjjuice 12y ago
I believe apple pay is just using same nfc infrastructure already in place for a while. The same infrastructure google wallet and others are targeting.
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by cjjuice 12y ago
Jack Dorsey just posted on twitter that square will support Apple Pay. https://twitter.com/jack/status/509413534862544896

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