September 2015

105 tweets

Replying to @rodneyrehm

Plenty of other dumb people can answer spec questions :-) Thanks!

Replying to @jungkees

Me too! Come visit in New York :-) @w3c

Replying to @yatil and @w3c

Thanks! See you soon I hope :-)

Replying to @glazou

J'espère bien!

Replying to @hadleybeeman

Thanks! Come visit :-) @w3c

Replying to @brucel

gros bisous!

Replying to @temptoetiam

Le désir :-)

Replying to @fgeorges

Thanks! Yes, that would be cool :)
Is there a way (as admin, with access to the machine and all) to somehow list _local documents in CouchDB? cc @janl

Replying to @janl

Dang; makes it a fair bit harder to debug :) Thanks for the info anyway!
Dernière touche de style avant le départ: Brooklyn n'attend plus que Ménilmontant :-)

Replying to @JureTriglav

HTML :)
Thank you Paris, you weren't too shabby.
Our very first day living in Brooklyn and my wife declines a chat with @humansofny! (She hadn't heard of it.)
Looks like I've got my bedtime reading all set! arxiv.org/abs/1408.2701
Quoting a tweet by @alexvespi ↗
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The Tokyo bookstore that offers just one book title a week ebookfriendly.com/tokyo-bookshop… (via @recifs)
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That’s one nice last-minute recommendation, AmazonFresh.
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Replying to @kiphampton

I always thought he was a little fruity.

Replying to @null and @tolfsen

Not if you're into avoiding processed foods. @marcosc

Replying to @poulpita

Je cours m'en acheter! @BongoJeans

Replying to @poulpita

Il fait beau, ça roule pas mal! Et toi, comment va le sud? (Enfin le nord, vu d'ici.)

Replying to @poulpita

Ouhla, ils sont bizarres les gens là-bas!
First we take Manhattan...

Replying to @anssik

That’s the view from the @StdrdAnalytics office :)

Replying to @tabatkins

It’s hard to resolve that one universally because age is absolute but beauty relative. @fantasai @PierreJoye
Discrete Analysis — an arXiv overlay journal gowers.wordpress.com/2015/09/10/dis… (via @transcranial)
@innovimax Bon anniversaire mec!
«TypeError: document.querySelectorAll(...)[Symbol.iterator] is not a function» *starts sobbing at desk*

Replying to @jaffathecake

Sure, sure, or I could hack it in, but I want things that Just Work™ :)

Replying to @jaffathecake

It’s jsdom, you know how much of a slacker that @domenic guy is.
Is there a good source to become familiar with Office Open XML without going totally nuts?
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Replying to @null and @sgalineau

You should come to NYC too then :-)

Replying to @brianleroux

Hmm, srsly? North America features some of the crappiest consumer Internet access money can buy.

Replying to @mgaerber

Thanks, checking it.

Replying to @mkraetke

Hahaha, I don't know if I'm ready for that level of commitment yet. @gimsieke

Replying to @hsivonen

Heh, real world hacking means real world formats :-)

Replying to @gimsieke

You are braver than I :-) @mkraetke

Replying to @null and @nhoizey

J'avoue, c'est pas mal :-)

Replying to @jirkakosek

OK, thanks. I'll look for an html version :-)
Je signe des deux mains.
Quoting a tweet by @ProfesseurBang ↗
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Replying to @jirkakosek

À weird experimental language. You don't need two files and four elements to make a link.

Replying to @gimsieke

Very interesting, I'll check it out, thanks!

Replying to @briankardell

I’m so tired of that guy copying my hair styles. @mnot @w3c
"The Red Men", Matthew De Abaitua. Kicks off great with intriguing ideas, but somehow doesn't really hit a pace. Good anyway.

Replying to @domenic

Which engines is it supposed to support? I don’t think I can [Symbol.iterator]() { … } below v4. @jaffathecake

Replying to @jaffathecake

Yes, I was more wondering about whether I should bother or not. I guess it’s not that ugly. @domenic

Replying to @jaffathecake

Symbol is, but not the ability to use it directly as a method declaration (unless I’m missing something). @domenic

Replying to @domenic

Hmm, I hadn’t thought Array’s would work with live NLs, but looking at the code it does. Cool! @jaffathecake

Replying to @jaffathecake

I had written mine; I’ve now replaced it with Array’s. @domenic

Replying to @jaffathecake

It certainly is a lot simpler :) github.com/darobin/jsdom/… @domenic

Replying to @annevk

They have successfully stabbed themselves in the face and deserve every last bit of the pain they get? @jaffathecake @domenic

Replying to @annevk

Not implementing the standard is normal, tampering with internals and expecting sanity isn’t. @jaffathecake @domenic

Replying to @torgo

So… that makes W3C DRM cool, right? (/me ducks :) @doctorow @w3ctag
I have a ticket for @brooklyn_js + Boroughgrammer tomorrow but I can’t make it. If you want it, just give me your name+email!
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Replying to @null and @nolanlawson

It is! I just need your email address so I can switch the ticket to you :)

Replying to @Emperor_Earth

Sorry, it was grabbed pretty quickly.
Interesting nuances (and unknowns) in effects of alcohol consumption: blogs.biomedcentral.com/bmcseriesblog/…

Replying to @kaihendry

Nope, but it would be a good idea to take it to the new @wicg_ and make that happen.

Replying to @ProfesseurBang and @Maitre_Eolas, @LMPT75

Non, non, c'est une notion exemplaire pour le musée de la bêtise.
I always knew Galileo was up to no good.
Quoting a tweet by @DesignTimes ↗
Vous aimez le Nutella mais vous en avez marre de tuer des orangs-outangs? paese-di-lava.com/A-Nuciola-Une-…

Replying to @ClementSalviani and @temptoetiam

C’est là qu’on voit que Linné a toujours été complice de la dissimulation des licornes.
Is there a citation format that works best for accessibility? Idea is to have source be great at #a11y, reorder for Vancouver, Harvard, etc.
Run trained neural networks in the browser or Node: github.com/transcranial/n… (by @transcranial)
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Adding RDFa support to React: github.com/facebook/react… #MUAHAHAHAHAHA
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Replying to @yoavweiss

And you haven’t even seen the pipeline that extracts the RDFa from DOCX XML!!!!

Replying to @yoavweiss

Do you want some JSON-LD? First triple’s free!

Replying to @null and @sideshowbarker

I have to say, that's probably the best emoji ever.

Replying to @null and @sideshowbarker

As I was telling @yoavweiss, you’re only saying that because you haven’t seen the DOCX it’s coming from!

Replying to @null and @sgalineau

Well, the VW thing was found in a project to convince the EU that strict rules like those in the US work...

Replying to @null and @sgalineau

What I look forward to is the reviews of other constructors… Sentiments of impunity tend to be industry-wide.
Is text-align: ‘.’ coming any time soon?

Replying to @null and @dauwhe

But… but… it makes the Web ugly!

Replying to @ned

That, no, it was even deprecated in 4.01. But there’s a CSS property coming up.

Replying to @null and @dauwhe

That’s such a dirty word. I just want all the things to be pretty! @alanstearns
«Schema.org Actions — Like SOAP, Done Right™»
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Replying to @fantasai

The problem is that it's pretty painful to polyfill. @sgalineau @dauwhe
"Annihilation", by Jeff Vandermeer. Talks of eerie things but does not show them. Won't read the sequels.

Replying to @davidbaron

It would suck in general, but a little bit less for the users of that engine :-) @dauwhe

Replying to @davidbaron

Sorry, I’d read that as «Gecko- or WebKit-only»! The publishing world publishes on the Web, so Gecko matters a *lot*. @dauwhe
Does anyone know how to go from a US routing+account number to an IBAN?
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Replying to @null and @amyvdh

IBANs are assigned by SWIFT, so they should be the same :) It’s not for my account, I’m trying to wire someone.
@ChaseSupport How do I get an IBAN form routing+account numbers in order to wire money internationally to one of your customers?

Replying to @null and @amyvdh

Thanks! I’ve contacted their bank’s customer service to see if they can help :)

Replying to @7switch_books

Then I prepend «US» and the check-digits that compute myself?

Replying to @rabcyr

I eventually found it, thanks!

Replying to @7switch_books

I found it; there is no IBAN, but I need to prefix the SWIFT — thanks!

Replying to @null and @sideshowbarker

Putting all author requirements in a separate spec that’s actually author-readable might not be bad :)
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«25 Years of Self-Organized Criticality: Numerical Detection Methods» arxiv.org/abs/1506.08142 Perhaps a bit too astro, but otherwise v. good
Painfully resisting temptation to start a stoop book collection.

Replying to @virginiebjt

Hahaha :-) @Zestryon @AntonioCasilli

Replying to @rmounce and @openlibhums

I'm confused by "$6 per institution per open-access article". Is that 6*99 institutions = $594 total per OA article?
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Replying to @rmounce

The tweet was fine, it's the blog post that confuses me most ;-) @openlibhums
Have any of you seen a case in which code fails *only* when Firebug is open?
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Replying to @erikdahlstrom

Yeah, no, this isn’t a Heisenbug. But it is a form of decoherence upon observation :)

Replying to @scronide

I thought it didn’t need to do that anymore, though. It’s weird to debug, too. If I try to step in, things don’t make sense.
Very proud to be a mentor at just-announced @holbertonschool! Apply holbertonschool.com!
Quoting a tweet by @holbertonschool ↗
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OH: «It’s an identifier, but made of hundreds of concatenated URLs.» #URLHouseOfTerror

Replying to @null and @sideshowbarker

Ha, that looks like a funny one! It’s not UA spoofing in my case, but I suspect the React dev tools… :)

Replying to @null and @sideshowbarker

Nah, it’s clearly too weird. When I try to step into the debugger, some code that can’t call itself calls itself.

Replying to @null and @sideshowbarker

I’d file a bug if I could be sure as to which bit the bug is actually on :)
#CCS15 seems amazing, it's a shame remote access is all about PDFs.

Replying to @tobie

Oh no, just used like that. It works great, too :)

Replying to @null and @m4d_z

bisou (il y a quand même des traditions)