Replying to @null and @MartianOdyssey, @AlainCouthures
Yes, but that is only because HTML could not get rid of them. This is new, no need for legacy.
November 2015
201 tweets
Replying to @KKjernsmo
There's room for convergence and discussion :-) You posted a file: link in your issue, though!
Replying to @null and @pkrautz
Solving issues in XML is great, but I'd like maths on the Web to be something I don't have to think about by now.
That's no moon.
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Replying to @null and @pkrautz
It may well be, I'm not married to it, I just want something that works!
Replying to @null and @pkrautz
I've been wondering how far just mapping Content MathML semantics to ARIA might take us.
Replying to @dimitribosch
That's Brooklyn fashion for you.
Replying to @null and @pkrautz
It doesn't really matter what the WG thinks about this. We can make it happen either way.
Replying to @null and @pkrautz
I still have an email from you marked as "needs reply" (sorry!) but I do think it mentioned that?
Replying to @null and @pkrautz
If it's built and has some implementation support, which in this case is possible, objections from whatever groups won't matter.
Replying to @null and @pkrautz
I wanna see :-)
Okay, I think we survived taking part in:
• Halloween
• NYC Marathon cheering
Next: a few weeks in which to get the hang of Thanksgiving.
Replying to @null and @dauwhe
Happy to include a link to it! @richardigp
@KKjernsmo Hey man, whatever happened to your proposal to add Named Graphs to RDFa?
Replying to @essepuntato
That ontology is basically a bug list for us. We want to align with schema.org.
Replying to @essepuntato
Actually, schema.org has a bunch of stuff that’s relevant here, from medical extensions to grants.
Replying to @essepuntato
Here is the entry point for the medical parts for instance: schema.org/docs/meddocs.h…
Replying to @null and @pkrautz
Wow, that’s a lot of information that gets generated there! Inferring that just from the TeX is impressive.
Replying to @null and @pkrautz
This one I couldn’t get to work though, Shift-Enter seems to do nothing.
That thing where you arrow-up twenty times in your shell to replay a five-letter command.
Yeah.
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@ivan_herman @manusporny Are there plans for something like buzzword.org.uk/2009/rdfa4/spec in RDFa in the coming future?
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Replying to @manusporny
Well, that’s all nice but it doesn’t really help when your data is to be enmeshed in HTML… @ivan_herman
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Replying to @manusporny
We are finding ourselves with a construct we can’t use in JSON-LD because we can’t map it to RDFa. @ivan_herman
Replying to @manusporny and @ivan_herman
Embedding can be done but I don't see how to use that to place RDFa props in a named graph from the JSON-LD island.
Replying to @null and @ptsefton, @petermurrayrust, @blahah404, @mfenner
The starting point is here:
Replying to @null and @ptsefton
Absolutely — we’re late on writing up the acknowledgements, but will fix that! @petermurrayrust @blahah404 @mfenner
Replying to @sangwhanmoon
Life is good! How’s yours?
Does npm’s preferGlobal setting serve any purpose beyond producing spurious warnings? If not, can we phase it out?
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crossref: a small JS library to access the @CrossrefOrg API
github.com/scienceai/cros…
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Replying to @null and @MartianOdyssey
To go with the flow you have to know its direction, though. If HTML could be utf8-only, it would. @AlainCouthures
Replying to @sangwhanmoon
Oh really? That sounds intriguing. Where are you headed to?
Replying to @null and @MartianOdyssey
Adding an encoding is a lot easier than removing; if that day comes we can add UTF16. @AlainCouthures
It’s true: there are plenty of cases in which you don’t need jQuery. For instance, any situation in which you’re not manipulating the DOM.
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Replying to @5docorg
That's interesting! We should work on convergence.
The new classic time-travel plot: go back in time, and kill whoever invented PDF Forms.
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«Ecological Orbits: How Planets Move and Populations Grow», L Ginzburg & M Colyvan. Interesting epistemological take on «ecological forces».
The blurb starts with «A famous ecologist and a philosopher of science team up to…» — it’s, like, a buddy movie about population growth.
Replying to @tabatkins
Ooooh, must be so soft.
Replying to @tabatkins
I don’t know; I’ve only held a snake once and it left me the impression of the softest thing I’d ever touched.
Replying to @tabatkins
But maybe it was just that kind (it was also a fair bit bigger). Very cuddly critters :)
Ooh! A proposal to (finally) get look-behind in JS: akenotsuki.com/misc/srell/en/… (cc @LeaVerou)
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Has anyone looked at adding Unicode categories to JS’s regular expressions?
Replying to @hillbrad
That’s a most excellent post, but it doesn’t mention categories (e.g. \p{Letter}) at all, sadly.
Replying to @tobie
Just backup everything and restore it all from backup? In me experience it leaves a few holes, but covers a lot of it.
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So, @holbertonschool is «World's First School to Issue Academic Certificates via Bitcoin Blockchain» cointelegraph.com/news/115453/wo… Very cool!
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Replying to @edasfr
Ouaip, et ça marche vraiment bien.
Replying to @edasfr
React n’est pas le seul framework à avoir un router, mais c’est IMHO le router le plus abouti.
Replying to @edasfr
Aussi, tu peux utiliser le même code coté serveur pour router dans Express et générer du HTML très facilement. C’est top.
«L’idéologie libertarienne a-t-elle encore sa place sur Internet?»
Allez voir @bloveluck causer! À Paris, le 24/11: letankparis.tumblr.com/post/132928433…
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Replying to @null and @nhoizey
Wow, that’s… shockingly well targeted! I wonder where it’s from. @holbertonschool @m4d_z @rudyrigot
Replying to @null and @nhoizey
Actually on second reading it’s not that well targeted; can probably be automated. Interesting. @holbertonschool @m4d_z @rudyrigot
Replying to @adamliptrot
Tools are coming :-)
Uncanny bird intelligence m.youtube.com/watch?v=AVaITA… (via @danbri)
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I’d appreciate it i you all waited for me to get a @brooklyn_js ticket before you do.
Thanks. I knew you’d understand.
Ok, trying to buy a @brooklyn_js ticket crashed both Firefox and the Finder… ;-(
Replying to @rodneyrehm
Global modules are a mess. Just say no.
Replying to @rodneyrehm
`rm` if your friend ;)
It’s looking like another major attack on Paris in progress. Assault weapons and explosions.
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Shootings still ongoing. Multiple casualties confirmed. #Paris
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Replying to @jwajsberg
Merci, c’est l’info que je cherchais.
Grace à la #LoiRenseignement, les attentats de ce soir auront au moins été commis par des individus connus des services de police.
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#PorteOuverte Rue des Taillandiers entre Roquette et Charonne
Quoting a tweet by @Elliotgazouille ↗
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N’oubliez pas demain: le pire apologiste du terrorisme est celui qui s’en sert à ses propres fins.
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Replying to @natinremi
Il y a @letankparis rue des Taillandiers, selon où tu es dans le Marais. @rubin
Replying to @natinremi
Alors ne vas *pas* vers @letankparis, ça te fait passer en pleine zone de conflit. @rubin
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Replying to @jwajsberg
Oui, j’ai du mal à trouver ça super, mais c’est vrai que c’est un plus.
Replying to @glazou
Il était plein, j’ai une copine qui n’a pas pu aller au concert parce que complet. @jwajsberg
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Replying to @Happymeat_ and @emiliefaure
Replying to @jimbo843
Thanks. I’m in NYC so all is ok at this end.
Replying to @Bullenroll
Pas loin, @letankparis, rue des Taillandiers. @rubin
Replying to @null and @ivan_herman, @Gkellogg, @manusporny, @philarcher1
If there is no WG we can do it in a CG. Right now we’re considering just doing it anyway.
Paris, on est à New York avec toi.
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Le cri sourd du pays
berjon.com/le-cri-sourd-d…
#ParisFluctuatNecMergitur
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Le cri sourd du pays berjon.com/le-cri-sourd-d…
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"Slade House", another great novel from @david_mitchell
Replying to @rmostz
Merci!
Replying to @rmostz
Ah oui, pas bête; je regarderai ça demain.
Replying to @rdeltour
Merci!
Ami député, ami sénateur, tu entres aujourd'hui en Congrès. J'aurais voulu trois minutes de ton temps: berjon.com/le-cri-sourd-d…
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Replying to @null and @zfybo
Merci, c'est très gentil.
Replying to @crash__
Merci à toi!
Tu sais ce qu’ils te disent les binationaux? #Congres
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Je pense que je ne m’avance pas en disant que la plupart de ceux qui sont morts vendredi auraient hurlé devant la réaction de nos élus.
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Replying to @sangwhanmoon
Sure, just drop me an email!
Replying to @dckc
Glad you like it :) Still early days, feedback is certainly welcome.
Most LaTeX output looks like it was typeset in the 80s. I just realised that the reason for that is that, most of the time, it indeed was.
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Replying to @jkxathome
Le Guardian?
Replying to @null and @lshlj
It's the same on every browser, too.
Replying to @tabatkins
Hardly seems like an insult. More of a somewhat derisive recall to the priority of constituencies. @LeaVerou
Replying to @tabatkins
Well, it's in response to @SimonSapin essentially arguing against doing anything, ever. Light mockery may be called for @LeaVerou
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And I realise that's not actually @SimonSapin's position. But the is there. @LeaVerou
Replying to @tabatkins and @SimonSapin, @LeaVerou
I mean this tweet:
Quoting a tweet by @SimonSapin ↗
Replying to @tabatkins
I don't dispute asking the question, I just find your reaction to @LeaVerou's statement excessive. All I'm saying. @SimonSapin
Replying to @null and @nolanlawson
Have you considered increasing your line length?
Replying to @leonor_de_b
Il faudrait un reverse mute.
Replying to @existentialcoms
For the lubermensch? @mpigliucci
Corresponding authors
images.duckduckgo.com/iu/?u=http%3A%…
Replying to @rodneyrehm
Any chance this is mixed HTTP/HTTPS content rather than SVG? @ag_dubs
Replying to @ag_dubs
Having said that, the «downloads» badge is loaded off HTTP; it would be best to use HTTPS just like the others. @rodneyrehm
Replying to @ag_dubs
Which is the point at which I notice this is an eslint bug anyway… I blame the @brooklyn_js beer. @rodneyrehm
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I remember seeing a single-page cheat sheet for responsive images that was great, but I can’t seem to find it again. Remember it?
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«GraphQL is the future of the internet» medium.com/@scbarrus/grap…
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Replying to @null and @ledahulevogyre
Nope, that one is nice but it’s a lot longer. Thanks, though.
{ "givenName": "et", "familyName": "al" }
Man, that Al guy publishes *so* much.
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Replying to @Hoedic
Ça marche avec n’importe quel backend; après il faut plus ou moins de code de mapping.
Replying to @goulvench
Thanks, that’s a good one. I remember something shorter though, can’t seem to place it. @jaffathecake
How Not To Run an Open Source Project, example #27843 github.com/eslint/eslint/…
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Replying to @Sniperovitch
Ouais. Ça me rend dingue.
Replying to @Sniperovitch
DANS LE PUTAIN DE README.
Replying to @Sniperovitch
Non mais là le mot juste est moins joli que «rigide» ou «maniaque».
Replying to @Sniperovitch
Ouaip!
Replying to @ag_dubs and @rodneyrehm
FWIW I went to fix it in eslint. Sadly: github.com/eslint/eslint/…
Replying to @ag_dubs
I wasn't rude, I was honest. This is completely the wrong way to handle contributions. @rodneyrehm
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Replying to @patrickkettner
I apologise if it strikes you as rude. Had I known a nicer word than «ridiculous», I would have used it @ag_dubs @rodneyrehm
Replying to @AutomatedTester
Yeah, it just saddened me, really.
Replying to @ag_dubs
I guess we'll just have to disagree then. I simply found their reaction head-shaking and saddening. @rodneyrehm
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Replying to @ag_dubs
If you drop your pen, I pick it up to help you, and in return you ask me for paperwork, I will put it back on the floor.
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Replying to @ag_dubs
Then since that's an unpleasant move I'll explain why. That's all I did, or at least tried to do.
Replying to @ericclemmons
I don't think it's that here, though. It's mostly that we haven't collectively figured out the guidebook for open projects.
Replying to @ericclemmons
Rules are meant to help, not to be mindlessly applied. This should... be a rule.
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Replying to @CameronNeylon
I'm interested in the topic you broach of transparent publishing costs. May I contact you through a more-than-140c medium?
An excellent article on the Lingua vs Elsevier story, and what makes a journal.
Quoting a tweet by @CameronNeylon ↗
Replying to @ericclemmons
Rails sort of had that, too. I’m not a fan, I think the downsides outweigh the gains by quite a fair bit. But YMMV of course.
Replying to @i_volodin
Then that’s a bug with the system. It’s an essential rule that humans stay in control of human aspects. @AutomatedTester
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Replying to @i_volodin
And that’s great, but the social engineering of it is broken. Similar systems I hacked on for W3C contributions allowed override.
Replying to @i_volodin
E.g. using a comment, maintainers could provide the missing information. It avoids making rules mindless and hostile.
Replying to @almereyda and @_substance
It could be an interesting idea to talk, indeed :) @transcranial
Replying to @tonylukasavage
No matter how successful you can still get stuff wrong.
Replying to @jwajsberg
Moi aussi, ça arrive souvent. Pour un petit changement, pour un gros c'est différent.
Replying to @mkuehnel
I don't think it's a reasonable application of rules, given the change. If it breaks their tooling, that's a bug.
Replying to @mkuehnel
Tooling that enforces/requires rules should be easily overridden because people matter more.
Replying to @null and @nhoizey, @t13h37
Carrément!
Replying to @tonylukasavage
The guidelines are great, it's their application I find issue with. And it's not demonising :-)
Replying to @null and @davidlymanning
I am well aware, and I understand the reasons. My opinion is also that the manner in which they are deployed is buggy.
Replying to @edasfr
Dans l'ensemble ça va. Il reste des poches pas top, mais pour ça il faut visiter.
Replying to @null and @davidlymanning
Or through post-commit/PR fix up. Eg if a maintainer comments with "+docs" it's fixed. Tools should enable people.
Replying to @null and @davidlymanning
I actually think it was rude and hostile, and that we need common conventions to avoid such squabbling.
Replying to @rhymeswithpear and @lintuxvi
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Replying to @rhymeswithpear and @lintuxvi
I don’t believe that I was rude, but I understand perceptions differ. Will detail more in blog form @mkuehnel @arkel @sindresorhus
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Replying to @briankardell
So? Good stuff?
How Not To Have A Conversation berjon.com/how-not-to-hav…
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Replying to @mattdesl
Very, very much agreed. I try to dig a bit more in berjon.com/how-not-to-hav… @sindresorhus
Replying to @paul_irish and @dirkschulze
Yeah, I'd have done it had it been less indirect, but the broader issue is agreeing on who's responsibility it...
Replying to @paul_irish and @dirkschulze
...is to carry out a change larger than the contribution, that sort of thing.
Replying to @SimonSapin and @marcosc
That's okay if your tools don't suck, though :-)
Replying to @null and @marcosc, @SimonSapin
Yeah, that's the point I'm trying to carry away. Otherwise it's just a shit interaction for everyone.
Replying to @poulpita
thanks!
Replying to @scottohara_
thanks :-)
Replying to @yoavweiss and @marcosc
Much agreed, that's how I would decide what to ask of people.
Replying to @tabatkins and @ZachWeiner
Agreed, his Democritus is so far the only source to make sense on the topic.
At the NYC Museum of Natural History, great exhibit about life north of the Wall.
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Belgians rock. #BrusselsLockdown
Quoting a tweet by @lesoir ↗
Brussels right now. #BrusselsLockdown
The absolute *best* @AtomEditor theme I’ve ever seen: atom.io/themes/skeuomo… Brought to you by @_c_cal!
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Just landed automatic responsive images support for all the scholarly articles we process. Take that, PDF.
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Replying to @null and @nhoizey
Rien de magique, juste ça marche. On extrait les images des manuscripts pour les convertir en plusieurs tailles.
Replying to @null and @nhoizey
Ensuite, selon les tailles dispo on génère srcset+sizes pour avoir des images qui collent au style responsive de l’ensemble.
Replying to @null and @nhoizey
Simple, mais ça marche :)
Replying to @null and @nhoizey
Pas encore, j’espère avant la fin de l’année.
Replying to @null and @nhoizey
Aux Amériques! Et 100% de JavaScript pour la science :)
"Natural Ethical Facts", by William Casebeer. Ingenious ideas on a fascinating field, but somewhat smothered in academia.
Le podcast de @helenedelye sur France Culture est tout à fait top: franceculture.fr/podcast/5073413
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Does anyone actually use IRIs in OOXML package file names or was that just added to the standard as some kind of private joke?
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Replying to @sangwhanmoon
You have no sense of what is fun in life :)
Replying to @sangwhanmoon
There’s worse than OOXML: there’s LaTeX :)
Scholarly HTML made it to @HTML5Weekly: html5weekly.com/issues/216.
It also now has a group to work on it together! w3.org/community/scho…
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Some days, it feels like a more accurate title would be «package.json developer».
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Replying to @csarven
Sure, come play with us if you're interested :-)
Replying to @sharondio
When in doubt I generally opt for the creamy flexibility of the Cheesecake Façade.
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Trying to get this Thanksgiving thing worked out. This is how it works, right?
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@Hertz We rented through a third party and need to add a baby seat — but unsure how to reach the right people. Can you help?
Les Malheurs de Selfie gouvernement.fr/partagez-homma… #LaHonte
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Replying to @yoavweiss
Know any good Syrian restaurant in Brooklyn?
Replying to @yoavweiss
As is mine of Syrian cuisine.
Replying to @Hertz
Thanks — in the meantime I figured it out. Happy thanksgiving!
Has anyone written a good song about dependency hell?
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Replying to @GeeROC
Which makes it fitting that it came after they foolishly believed they could be «Masters of Puppet».
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Replying to @ThainBBdL
An excellent choice for the circumstances.