joobus

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by joobus 8y ago
The Fly America Act requires the U.S. government to use U.S. carriers. It's a government handout to the airlines, one of many. The airlines accept gross government handouts when it benefits them, and then protest when the government
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by joobus 8y ago
From the command line: python -m json.tool < somefile.json This will tell you where your file is messed up. There is also https://github.com/zaach/jsonlint
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by joobus 8y ago
Why put the source on the VPS? Go cross compilation is much easier then you make it sound. GOOS=linux GOARCH=amd64 go build Nim can't beat that.
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by joobus 8y ago
The Bible
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by joobus 8y ago
Anyone know how I can get auto format on save to work in Vim with Black? I installed with Plug. Figured it out: `autocmd BufWritePre *.py Black`
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by joobus 8y ago
> You're effectively required to grok all of JS, Reason, Bucklescript, and OCaml at once, and draw from all of them to piece together your code. This was my experience as well. Also, while it may theoretically be possible to compil
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by joobus 8y ago
To get default index.html files to serve properly, use the http url from the static site pane in your s3 bucket setup. Don't use the bucket listed in the drop-down on cloudfront. Then it will work properly. You don't need a lam
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by joobus 8y ago
This setup isn't free. The title is misleading.
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I didn't think the rest of the paragraph helped your cause in any way. You appear to admit he fails at his objectives, but threw in an unsubstantiated claim that he's a quick learner. If he was a quick learner, he would have lea
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by joobus 8y ago
> At the same time, it's rarely a good idea to underestimate Musk. Musk has a long history of setting optimistic deadlines for his companies and then failing to meet them. What? Don't underestimate him because he can't do
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by joobus 8y ago
Look to the history of Delorean. https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/DeLorean_Motor_Company
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by joobus 9y ago
> Evolution by random mutation and natural selection (the core concept of the modern synthesis, which underpins all of modern biology) is completely independent of sexual reproduction. Now all you have to do is prove that a "random
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by joobus 9y ago
None of your citations, including Darwin's finches, prove evolution. Your citation #3 states "In conclusion, we have succeeded in creating an artificial reproductive group that is isolated from the WT group." They artificial
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by joobus 9y ago
FYI, the ecoli used in the LTEE experiment reproduce asexually, so defining 'evolution' in this sense is entirely at the discretion of the scientists. For sexually reproducing organisms, speciation occurs when an organism can no
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by joobus 9y ago
On the web, install stylish and use https://userstyles.org/styles/117475/slack-night-mode-black
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by joobus 9y ago
I like the idea of Reason, but I currently do much more server coding than front end. The native compiler is currently classified as work-in-progress ( https://reasonml.github.io/docs/en/native.html ). I also wonde
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by joobus 9y ago
You apparently aren't keeping up with the latest about riotjs: https://github.com/riot/riot/issues/2283 I wouldn't feel confident picking that as my company's future.
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by joobus 9y ago
I'm pretty sure this is a cash-settled future. No coins are changing hands.
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by joobus 9y ago
First jobs were replaced by simple tools, then by livestock, then by machines. What makes software any different from any other advancements made throughout history?
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by joobus 9y ago
The other huge usability problem is the risk of getting hacked. Everybody, even programmers, didn't write 99+% of the code on the machines they are using. Even if you manage to go years and years without issue, that 1 time you get ha
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by joobus 9y ago
React also has react-native. There is no comparable alternative for that.
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by joobus 9y ago
The Facebook patents license, https://github.com/facebook/react/blob/master/PATENTS , says: > The license granted hereunder will terminate, automatically and without notice, if you (or any of your sub
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by joobus 9y ago
Read the article. First, it was raw veganism = clean eating. Then, coconut oil = clean eating. Then the alkaline diet = clean eating. Gluten-free = clean eating. Dairy free = clean eating. Serious question: how can "we" agree we &
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by joobus 9y ago
There isn't a generally agreed upon definition, and that is the point. Even the author acknowledges this. > At its simplest, clean eating is about ingesting nothing but “whole” or “unprocessed” foods (whatever is meant by these dee
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by joobus 9y ago
The article first starts with: > At its simplest, clean eating is about ingesting nothing but “whole” or “unprocessed” foods (whatever is meant by these deeply ambiguous terms). Then despite acknowledging the definition is "deeply a
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by joobus 9y ago
I feel the whole article was cringe. It kept creating the "clean" strawman, valiantly slaying it with word vomit, then resurrecting the strawman with some slight variation to be slayed again. Apparently, putting the adjective &q
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by joobus 9y ago
> These guys should not have gone public. > it's ridiculous how much money the founders took off the table when they IPOd > please enlighten me. What do you not understand? They didn't run the business for altruism'
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by joobus 9y ago
> a system with primordial chemicals could generate self-replicating reactions and structures - you could figure that out by looking in a mirror Only if you require no evidence, and no verifiable, independently confirmed experiments to b
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by joobus 9y ago
> Since then, England, a 35-year-old associate professor at the Massachusetts Institute of Technology, has been testing aspects of his idea in computer simulations. Claiming life was created because a computer said so will convince no on
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by joobus 9y ago
They could also just view his tweets without logging in or in private browsing mode. IMO, they have no case.

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