eosoe @eosoe@social.privacytools.io

Zoomer: If Bernie loses the nomination then I’m voting for Satan.
Trump: Satan is my middle name.
#surprising #Bernie #Trump #Satan #crossover

The upload speed is limited by my bandwidth. Google Cloud Storage commandline utility has a good eta estimate while AWS S3 doesn’t have one. I may use both and compare the storage costs.

Amazon s3 is slow when uploading 200GB of files. I wonder if Google Drive is any faster.

I don’t backup my home directory. The home directory is very specific to the OS and applications installed. Anything I want to keep forever I save to an external raid controller which is accessible via #nfs or #samba and gets backed up. Therefore my mobile devices have access to my important files including music and books.

I considered using a #RaspberryPi as my file server and #git server but it was too slow creating backups. Now I’m using a desktop computer as my server with #Ubuntu server installed. The backup scripts are using #duplicity to create and encrypt backups and I’m using AWS cli to sync the backups to #s3.

I just noticed Elizabeth Warren has an old-timey accent.

Sometimes writing the code is easier than writing the test but I still aim to write the test.

Once I start refactoring it’s hard to stop. I want to organize things and follow conventions.

#Brexit has happened. The drama is finally over.

https://youtu.be/nEuW8R3Gplc

#Brexit #Fatigue

Artificial intelligence development is starting to slow down, Facebook head of AI says

https://www.mic.com/p/artificial-intelligence-development-is-starting-to-slow-down-facebook-head-of-ai-says-19424331

#AI #Realist

How do I determine if the user is logged in? I set the login status in the header so #ajax calls update the login status. Also I inject some #JavaScript into the page to set a variable with the login status so on page load I know.

You don’t really have a #backend until you’ve implemented user authentication. The tutorials for #golang are terse and sometimes out of date for web #backend. Tutorials have trouble keeping pace with code changes.

Every #ebook is slightly different so I'm just going to have to write a little code for each #ebook that I process and extract content from. (These are public domain #ebooks.) This is for the new project that I haven't released the details of.

I’ve been bit by truthiness in #JavaScript.
https://developer.mozilla.org/en-US/docs/Glossary/Truthy

It’s hard curl up with a Surface Pro and mine is getting old. I might get a #System76.

It is surprisingly natural to do your own sentence alignment (split a paragraph into sentences) in #JavaScript. And I didn’t need a famed #Python #NLP library. My code could correct for abbreviations in sentences so it actually performed better than #NLTK.