Replying to @null and @sgalineau
That's exactly what it is. It removes the prequel from the picture.
January 2016
212 tweets
Replying to @null and @sgalineau
Worry not, all of that is over. You now have @janl’s New Machete Order: IV-V-VI-VII.
Replying to @auroreberge
Tu fais une sélection des plus crétins ou ils sont tous comme ça les NS?
Replying to @null and @sgalineau, @amyvdh
It is so ordered!
Replying to @null and @RubenVerborgh
And it was also a lot faster than today's quasi-unusable version.
My 6yo asks why we are photophobic when we wake up. Any science on this?
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@WonderWorkshop Are you planning on NodeJS bindings for Dash? It would be pretty sweet.
Replying to @kzwa
Don't pupils react just as well when we wake up?
Replying to @null and @sgalineau
I can't tell her before she's old enough not to want to read Twilight.
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@temptoetiam I am... sort of scared of the Rule 34 implications.
Replying to @plinss
Fascinating, thanks :-)
Replying to @Geekelle
Comme quoi il suffit parfois de s’acharner 15 ans sur un format dont personne ne veut :-)
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DOI — because URLs are meant to be opaque, right? doi.org/10.1002/(SICI)…<42::AID-HBM5>3.0.CO;2-6
Shockingly, Twitter completely failed to parse that URL. DOI: «10.1002/(SICI)1097-0193(2000)9:1<42::AID-HBM5>3.0.CO;2-6»
Replying to @null and @mattmay
Well, it is lenient and often accepts non-escaped URLs — but this one was clearly a bit much.
Replying to @WonderWorkshop
Maybe simply opening up the protocol you use so others could cobble it together?
Google translated Russia to 'Mordor' in 'automated' error bbc.com/news/technolog… (via @transcranial)
Replying to @affordanceinfo
Un photo délicieusement PQR.
Replying to @MikeTaylor
If a format only has bad implementations, there's a problem with the format. @kaveh1000 @martin_eve @RickyPo
Replying to @RickyPo
If there were consensus there would be no point in working on it. But many agree to the requirements, so it’s promising.
Replying to @null and @IanMulvany
Not just the browser, but the full Web ecosystem. It’s… pretty big :) @MikeTaylor @martin_eve @RickyPo
Replying to @MikeTaylor
You’re assuming 2nd system syndrome. For that to be true, you need a 1st system that works. @kaveh1000 @martin_eve @RickyPo
Replying to @MikeTaylor
All SH is doing is adapting the most stable & successful publishing tech to the scholarly world. @kaveh1000 @martin_eve @RickyPo
Replying to @MikeTaylor
It’s hardly revolutionary, much more a codification of sane practices. @kaveh1000 @martin_eve @RickyPo
Replying to @MikeTaylor
Replying to @null and @IanMulvany, @kaveh1000, @RickyPo, @ajrbyers
Me too, but it’d word best face to face, right?
Replying to @RickyPo
Well, you’re all in the UK, I just need to find an excuse to visit ;) @IanMulvany @kaveh1000 @ajrbyers @petermurrayrust @MikeTaylor
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Replying to @kaveh1000
Oh, I’m always happy to hop over, even without the Eurostar :) @RickyPo @IanMulvany @ajrbyers @petermurrayrust @MikeTaylor
Maternal kisses not effective alleviating minor childhood injuries (boo-boos): randomized, controlled &blinded study onlinelibrary.wiley.com/doi/10.1111/je…
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Replying to @yoavweiss
Most of it is pure gold.
Replying to @null and @amyvdh
And proved it!
Replying to @kzwa
I also have my doubts that it transfers to paternal kisses.
Replying to @kzwa
It looks like something designed to get used in a commercial; look at the funding.
Replying to @RickyPo and @deadlyvices, @drjtwit, @MikeTaylor, @petermurrayrust
What's missing from the document I wrote in that regard?
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Replying to @null and @deadlyvices, @RickyPo, @drjtwit, @MikeTaylor, @petermurrayrust
I'm not defensive, the doc is at the top of the thread :-)
Replying to @null and @deadlyvices, @RickyPo, @drjtwit, @MikeTaylor, @petermurrayrust
No worries at all, Twitter threads aren't all that convenient :-)
Replying to @null and @deadlyvices, @RickyPo, @drjtwit, @MikeTaylor, @petermurrayrust
I know nothing of semantic chemistry, would love to hear more!
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Replying to @torgo
Do you get to vote in the primaries?
Replying to @torgo
In which state?
Replying to @torgo
Sweet!
Replying to @null and @deadlyvices, @petermurrayrust
Ah! I hadn’t understood you meant CML. I remember that from my xml-dev days, great to see it’s still used!
Replying to @rodneyrehm
I really wish Twitter included language information at the protocol level. @briankardell
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Replying to @null and @deadlyvices
I’ve filed it under things to try. I don’t know much chemistry but I spend a lot of time in docx :) @petermurrayrust
Replying to @petermurrayrust
Maybe it could be ported to the Word JS stuff and some code could be shared with Web? @deadlyvices
Replying to @jyasskin
At some point there was a (sad) bug asking to remove that. lists.w3.org/Archives/Publi… @WHATWG
Immanent justice is the theory that if we are now getting DOI versioning, we must be terribly guilty at some level.
Replying to @leonor_de_b
Ceux d'autres fuseaux horaires :-)
Replying to @RegardsCitoyens
«Retrait»? C’est le contraire non? @LucBELOT
"This idea inverted the whole carrot-growing business." Now that’s something you don’t read every day.
Quoting a tweet by @jscarantino ↗
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Replying to @Surmulot
MAIS C’EST SUPER BON!
Replying to @RegardsCitoyens
Dommage, c’était une très bonne idée.
Replying to @Surmulot
Ben oui mais elles sont fabriquées avec des carottes moches qui n’auraient pas été vendues!
Replying to @Surmulot
Si on pouvait faire la même chose avec tous les légumes moches, ça serait top.
Replying to @timoreilly
«Good jooob! Le design à l’école américaine»
strabic.fr/Good-jooob
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Replying to @letankparis
Merci, j’appelle ça a coupe «Il fait -10C°, j’ai mis un bonnet». Très à la mode ici. @87Seconds
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Replying to @cesifoti
See xkcd.com/936/. But yeah, I can only highly recommend a password manager.
Replying to @Balu_Christiane and @CPeuker
Je ne sais même pas si les @87Seconds connaissent la vidéo YouTub! @letankparis
Replying to @jcommaret
Bah, et encore je suis habillé là. @letankparis
Replying to @jcommaret
Ça c’était pas moi! @Letankparislive
Replying to @jcommaret
Nan, nan, j’assume à fond d’avoir été à poil pour l’édition 2013 par exemple — mais il faut rendre à César…
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Replying to @jcommaret
Tu sais, c’est ça d’avoir un legacy. Tu inventes les karaokés au Tank, mais il faut savoir laisser leur chance aux jeunes.
Replying to @jcommaret
En vrai il suffit d’enlever sa chemise.
Replying to @jcommaret
Chuuuuut, secret de pros.
Replying to @jcommaret
C’est l’astuce facile que les spécialistes en e-réputation ne veulent pas que tu découvres!
Replying to @jcommaret
Oui oui, surtout pas à ces losers de @spintank, ils pourraient se fâcher.
Replying to @null and @deadlyvices
Yeah, no doubt :) @petermurrayrust
Replying to @antiheroine
The @sciencedotai team thanks you, we really needed that this week.
Replying to @null and @sgalineau
All the same anyways.
Replying to @null and @sgalineau
Wait, you need a study?
"Kafka on the Shore", Murakami. Not my favourite to date but really good nevertheless.
Replying to @mattur
The Wind-up Bird Chronicle. You?
Replying to @mattur
Ah, I've been meaning to try the short stuff too. Let me know if it's good!
L'intégration, c'est avoir compris que l'anti-communautarisme n'est rien d'autre que du racisme pour bien-pensants.
Well played, Brooklyn.
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Replying to @pdwn
C'était peut-être l'intention, il y a longtemps. Mais ça ne l'est vraiment plus aujourd'hui en France.
Replying to @pdwn
Toujours relire ses tweets le lendemain. :-)
Replying to @notadotcom
Great! Congratulations to @w3c :) What will you be doing? Have fun and stay sane!
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Replying to @rodneyrehm
I get that when I change resolution under its feet.
Replying to @rodneyrehm and @MarcoZehe
That's it. I see it when Fx is on the second monitor and I switch between two external monitors with different res.
Is there a hack I haven’t found to get @AtomEditor to spellcheck more usefully? I looked at the issue but it’s a bit of work to do cleanly.
Je cherche une citation de Deleuze où il parle de se mettre «face au vent» du monde, pour se mettre en danger. Je ne trouve rien, vous avez?
Replying to @_aurelienfabre and @_noemes
Non, même du Demileuze ça va.
«Cybernetics, D. Novikov. Written in PowerPoint style, poorly edited and typeset, ridiculously overpriced. Thanks @SpringerNature!
Replying to @rodneyrehm
I don’t know if that’s still the case, but IIRC it used to be in a SQLite db that you could edit like any other.
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Replying to @null and @marcosc
So… you plugged your life support system into your Mac?
Replying to @rodneyrehm
Bah, you can always copy the file and see if messing with it breaks anything :)
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Replying to @kaveh1000 and @Protohedgehog
But in order to make that possible, we need to make aggregation possible!
Replying to @null and @marcosc
Look on the bright side: this will make airplane food seem like a treat!
Replying to @null and @marcosc
It just looked that way on the other pic. Scan for open Bluetooth man, those things are reputed to have terrible security :)
Replying to @Protohedgehog
Looks very cool! But what format would you use to cascade to a third-party aggregator?
Replying to @Protohedgehog and @SDawsonBerlin
Mostly I’m curious because that’s a big part of the problem I’m trying to solve :)
As if millions of pages suddenly cried out in terror and were suddenly silenced. #GitHubPages
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Replying to @null and @nhoizey
Github Pages était down pendant 5 minutes — la plupart du Web que je lis pour bosser était inaccessible :)
Replying to @null and @nhoizey
Ça n’a pas duré super longtemps, juste le temps qu’il faut pour une mini-panique au boulot :)
Replying to @briankardell
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Replying to @briankardell
I’ve been on several groups with 0 women, and some with just 1 (usually Team). @TzviyaSiegman @amyvdh @dauwhe @sgalineau @w3c
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Replying to @TzviyaSiegman
Looking at ethnicity is possibly even more depressing. @briankardell @amyvdh @dauwhe @sgalineau @w3c
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Replying to @TzviyaSiegman
The obvious first step is to convene a meeting of white men. @briankardell @amyvdh @dauwhe @sgalineau @w3c
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Replying to @TzviyaSiegman
More seriously: I’m the precise antidemographic here, not sure how to fix. @briankardell @amyvdh @dauwhe @sgalineau @w3c
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Replying to @null and @sgalineau
J'arrive en retard sur #macrongate, mais quelqu'un a parlé du pourcentage d'entrepreneurs qui gagnent moins que le SMIC?
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Le texte final de la réforme constitutionnelle sur l’état d’urgence a fuité sur Wikipedia: fr.wikipedia.org/wiki/Vote_des_…
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Is the breakage of @w3c specs by HTTPS intended to be permanent or are they being progressively fixed?
We’re seeing transient errors loading images from people using WebKit embedded in the Twitter app on iOS. Does it sound familiar?
Replying to @null and @koalie
But that’s not loading the Instagram web site in Twitter, right? Or is it?
Replying to @null and @koalie
Ah okay, cool, thanks!
Replying to @freakonometrics and @neuroconscience
It’s also a plus to have a good title to go with the figure journals.plos.org/plosone/articl…
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Replying to @tguild
Ah, that would be why! Firefox, and quite a few specs (last looked at w3.org/TR/wai-aria/)
Replying to @tguild
That said I thought Fx supported HSTS, no?
J'adore.
Quoting a tweet by @reesmarc ↗
Replying to @null and @marcosc
Whoa, they made you handsome too!
Replying to @null and @marcosc
No, right now it's just beautiful.
Great things are afoot in the world of standards, so much so I'm almost tempted to return to it. w3.org/community/blog…
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Much science & humanity is yet to conquer, but civilisation will rise no higher than reading in a hot bath, looking at the blizzard outside.
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"The Three-Body Problem", by Liu Cixin. Good sci-fi, it's been a while.
Quand la pub ciblée se prend les pieds dans le tapis...
So New York. m.facebook.com/story.php?stor…
Replying to @null and @amyvdh
At this point I'm trying a Moscow Mule with a dash of Campari thrown in. Very civilised.
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EVA completed. Strange, peaceful planet.
Le Bouletmaton c'est la liberté de créer l'avatar de tes rêves, tant qu'à la fin il ressemble un peu à @Bouletcorp.
Replying to @jaffathecake
Well, it would still be nice to have some of jQuery in the browser. The DOM remains pretty terrible. @dalmaer
Replying to @romuleald and @jaffathecake, @dalmaer
That one is at least in the spec; I guess it's hard to implement...
Replying to @null and @prushforth
Unlike most Web devs I actually like XPath, but I don't see it solving that problem. @jaffathecake @dalmaer
Replying to @auroreberge
Oui pas d'incitation, c'est juste de la haine raciale tout court. Indéfendable lepénisation de @FrancoisFillon @carolinedehaas
Replying to @briankardell
It's true that once you leave the Ivory wastelands you actually meet people liking it. @prushforth @jaffathecake @dalmaer
Replying to @null and @prushforth
In this instance, the problem is the API much more than the query language. We'd still need that even with XPath.
Replying to @briankardell
CSS is perfect for trivial everyday stuff, I certainly don't want to do without. @prushforth @jaffathecake @dalmaer
Replying to @briankardell
But anytime I need something serious, usually on nasty HTML, I grab some XPath. @prushforth @jaffathecake @dalmaer
Accessibility-wise, if I have a <table> that is the content of a <figure>, is it fine to move its <caption> into the <figcaption>?
Replying to @null and @sideshowbarker
Someone who doesn’t know what «linter» means will likely think «checker» is boolean. Might as well trigger the Q @karlgroves
Replying to @rdeltour
Thanks! I knew it was in there, couldn't find it :-)
Replying to @stevefaulkner and @rdeltour
I thought figcaption had pretty good support by now?
Replying to @stevefaulkner
Part of my motivation is that everything else (math, img, resource links, code…) is wrapped in figures in such docs @rdeltour
Replying to @stevefaulkner
So I would expect a more «unified» experience from the same markup. Also, the tables have footnotes that are… @rdeltour
Replying to @stevefaulkner
…also included in the figure, and it makes «sense» for them to be labelled as a unit. @rdeltour
Replying to @stevefaulkner
I’m happy to use my judgement, I’m happier if my judgement doesn’t break everything :) @rdeltour
Replying to @stevefaulkner
This whole thing where breaking stuff is *not* the goal is such an adjustment after working on standards. Weird! @rdeltour
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Replying to @stevefaulkner
Will do, ta. @rdeltour
Replying to @Sniperovitch
Édition spéciale «État d’urgence».
I 💕 my local businesses.
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Replying to @null and @nhoizey
Brooklyn, quoi. C'est pas ici que Trump va faire le plein de voix.
Replying to @null and @nhoizey
Malheureusement elle a déjà beaucoup fondu, il fait doux. Mais c’était superbe! Luge dans le parc, bonshommes de neige, etc. :)
Replying to @null and @nhoizey
Bon, en même temps vous échappez aux alertes inondation par marée haute et aux -15C :)
Replying to @brucel
Opera are very lucky to be able to promote you, Deputy Chief! This is excellent.
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J’aimerais étendre la déchéance de nationalité aux gens qui marchent lentement à gauche de l’escalator dans le métro
Quoting a tweet by @franceinter ↗
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Replying to @Protohedgehog and @jeroenbosman
Thanks a lot, very interesting report. Maybe we should use it to update research.science.ai/article/on-the…
Replying to @Protohedgehog and @jeroenbosman
Oh, hadn’t seen the date, I thought it was new :( AFAIK it has only worsened in the ~decade since.
Replying to @rdeltour
Haha, ça ne m’étonne pas, il y a des études similaires sur les voitures.
If you had to relatively quickly write a collaborative book, what would you recommend? GitBook?
Interested in basic income? Want to research the topic? blog.ycombinator.com/basic-income
Replying to @BarrakiAxonn
Non, ce ne sont pas des systèmes vraiment bâtis sur un modèle humain (pour peu qu’on aie même un modèle). @nojhan
Has someone looked into expressing semver dependencies in schema.org (à la package.json but not just for code)? cc @danbri
@thePeerJ Can you do something for your print CSS please? It’s a bit of a train wreck.
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Replying to @kaveh1000
The CSS used when printing. @thePeerJ
Replying to @thePeerJ
Yes, I know there’s the PDF as a workaround, but fixing issues with the HTML would still be nice!
Replying to @danbri
Not yet (wanted to know if someone had), but will do!
Replying to @null and @sgalineau
Dude, you have no idea just how much RDF I use :)
Replying to @gsnedders
That means you could have used TWICE AS MUCH! @sgalineau
Replying to @gsnedders and @sgalineau
Seriously though, it’s not a joke that one of my major recent projects is a DOCX -> JSON-LD (-> RDFa) converter :)
Replying to @TzviyaSiegman and @danbri
Just a quick doodle: gist.github.com/darobin/50ace9…
Replying to @null and @amyw3c
Awwwww. And from your official account too! @sgalineau
Replying to @TzviyaSiegman and @danbri, @dauwhe
If y’all think that this basic outline could be a good start, I’m happy to make it an issue.
Replying to @null and @dauwhe
Yeah, that’s right next door to the problem I’m solving :) @TzviyaSiegman @danbri
Replying to @null and @amyvdh, @sgalineau, @dauwhe
Ah well, rdf:Class, .class — so long as it’s classy I’m in!
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Replying to @null and @dauwhe
That’s *exactly* the plan with Scholarly HTML. @amyvdh @sgalineau
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Replying to @null and @dauwhe
Actually, it’s an old version, not as rich as what we do now, but you can see it at work: research.science.ai/article/on-the… @amyvdh @sgalineau
Replying to @null and @dauwhe
Oooh, crafty! I’ve filed an issue to support that; currently we have @sgalineau’s DropCap.js :)
Replying to @null and @dauwhe
We’d certainly be happy not to use JS just for that :) @sgalineau
Replying to @null and @dauwhe
Ewwww. @sgalineau
Replying to @null and @sgalineau
Have you considered making it browserify friendly? @dauwhe
Replying to @null and @sgalineau
Our (most excellent) designer at @sciencedotai simply refused to consider not having drop caps.
Replying to @null and @sgalineau
He went ahead and patched some hairy higher-order React component to get it working :-)
Replying to @null and @sgalineau
Thanks :-) The next revision has a ton more metadata, which opens the door to further styling.
Take away: Immutability in JavaScript is wonderful, unless you were planning to also use JavaScript. medium.com/@esamatti/reac…
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Replying to @anthony_ricaud and @rik24d
Yes, but the underlying problem remains: immutables are very, very easy to fuck up in JS. They also don’t debug well.
Replying to @anthony_ricaud and @rik24d
I’m thinking of a *revolutionary* concept. A React data layer relying on objects having IDs rather than immutability :)
Replying to @anthony_ricaud and @rik24d
I actually don’t think so; it is more manageable and easier to debug. I’ll make some code to try it out :)
Replying to @grorgwork
💗 @dauwhe @sgalineau
Replying to @grorgwork
Totally unrelated: do you remember which SVG feature was being decided over an air hockey game (at which I trounced you)?
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Replying to @grorgwork
Me too. I retired from standards largely to make sure you never get a chance to even the score.
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Replying to @grorgwork
If you recall LMK, I’m preparing a thing for @holbertonschool where I explain how Web standards work; that’s definitely in it :)
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Replying to @martelf and @ElliotLepers
Avec des chiffres comme ça, tu vas finir par me convaincre que c'est une mauvaise idée :-) @martelf @montebourg
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Let’s Predict Viruses! letspredictviruses.com
(via @tiffbogich)
Breaking: according to 2 and 6 year olds familiar with the case, it would seem that, in truth, Mary had a little lamp.
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Replying to @domenic and @yaypie
Anything with three letters will do. Does no one think of the indents? Poor little indents.
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