March 2016
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I always knew you moved back to Australia for the politics.
Black Hair Story, chronique capillaire sur @Strabic. strabic.fr/Black-Hair-Sto…
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Oh, c’est pas joli de faire des associations comme ça :)
And it continues further in the article. «Hand coordination should indicate the mystery of the Creator’s invention.»
Quoting a tweet by @polesasunder ↗
How to do data citations on the Web: «Web-First Data Citations» research.science.ai/article/web-fi…
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You might have seen a draft of this one before; this is the final published version (not much changed).
I wonder if it might be a bad thing that I actually am thrilled :-)
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C'est pas si complexe que ça, surtout si tu compares au précédent article de mon collègue!
Mais content que ça te plaise, on essaie de rendre la science belle sur le Web.
C’est *compliqué* de faire marcher les lettrines; dropcaps.js de @sgalineau aide beaucoup, mais c’est quand même chaud.
Perso je voulais les enlever à cause de ça, mais mon designer est très insistant :)
Quand ça marchera vraiment tout seul en CSS ça sera simple, d’ici là c’est un peu le bordayle. À moins que je n’aie raté un truc.
I wanted to split it into several articles but I didn't have the time.
Glad you like it! It went online today, but there was a pre-print of sorts about a month ago: scienceai.github.io/data-citations/
What is the case you’re working on?
Je n’ai pas le même résultat chez moi… donc je ne sais pas comment te faire une repro :( @nhoizey
Oh sweet. Have you read era.lib.ed.ac.uk/handle/1842/99… ?
Ah, j'avais compris que tu avais le problème avant le resize. J'ai mis un bug pour rajouter la détection de zoom, merci! @sgalineau
Thanks! I’ll check them out.
Cool, looking into that.
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I didn’t know that was a book too, thanks!
I’m no longer involved — but you should definitely file a bug!
That sounds like work!
There you go.
This is little more than a prototype, we want to make it classier still. Glad you like it!
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There’s also sparontologies.net/ontologies/sco… (if you’re into that sort of stuff). @psd
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Neither of those strikes me as very good for those aspects (but then I can’t think of a good example, really). @psd
Absolutely. A start:
- No PDF.
- No spaghetti diagram.
- No table of 423 prefix-to-URL mappings.
Things are just hilarious at the GOP: “I would sooner vote for Josef Stalin than I would vote for Donald Trump” nytimes.com/2016/03/03/us/…
Je préfère de loin voter Hilary Clinton plutôt que Hollande. Donc on rigolera beaucoup moins.
Je vis encore avec l’espoir improbable que la Primaire de gauche ne sorte un(e) bon(ne) candidat(e).
Je n’en vois pas, mais je ne vois pas d’autre moyen d’en faire émerger?
Ou sinon écrire un livre pour rassembler les non-crétins, mais je n’y crois pas trop.
Euh ils ne font pas un livre pour rassembler les non-crétins, c’est plutôt l’inverse…
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J’ai commencé mais je n’ai pas le temps. Il faudrait peut-être que je le mette sur GitBook ou quoi.
Sûrement, mais ça ne leur donne pas raison pour autant!
La question n’est pas tant d’avoir raison que de savoir admettre ses erreurs et changer d’avis. C’est d’ailleurs mon premier chapt.
But nothing prevents the same in the browser! :-)
This is why it's so important to make research more findable.
Quoting a tweet by @alexvespi ↗
TeX, with live visualisation and a UI to assist.
I’m pretty curious about that actually. Do you require MathML for that level of a11y or could it work atop TeX? @LeaVerou
Why don't we have this in Brooklyn yet?
Quoting a tweet by @awinston ↗
«Some radical thoughts about Sci-Hub» blogs.library.duke.edu/scholcomm/2016… (via @recifs)
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I’m guessing «evaluation» is expected to be for more than just the pleasure of reading it? :) @LeeDugatkin
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Awesome startup creating a new boat type is looking for inventive European postdocs to join it in the Caribbean cocooncruisers.com
Damn, I knew it was only a matter of time before you found my kryptonite.
I'm (very) allergic to strawberries, marinating them in tempting booze *really* is my kryptonite :-)
Awww. Well, pretty much literally everything else :-)
Et moi qui pensais que c'était l'inverse.... mobile.lemonde.fr/politique/arti…
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I’ve been wondering if something along the lines of <formula>some TeX here</formula> would make sense.
If you’re an excellent front-end/full-stack JS developer and you want to help @sciencedotai fix science, get in touch!
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Is it worth it? Are you thinking of other formats? We pretty much already have the polyfill. @LeaVerou
What I’m wondering about is what we put in the shadow tree to make it reliably stylable. @LeaVerou
You’re agreeing :) Yes, SH can capture everything JATS does (hopefully better), and arbitrary 1/2
semantics on top of that (with a friendly shared core). 2/2
Not sure how to read twitter.com/csarven/status… other than as trolling? @kaveh1000 @fiduswriter @brembs @lteytelman @manuscriptsapp
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That’s why I called it out, it didn’t seem right :) @csarven
middleware
n. A place in which to hide all the functionality that does not fit into a given framework’s straightjacket.
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I know, but I’d be concerned about building in the complexity of <source> just for transition, no? @LeaVerou
I like that better. <formula tex=‘blah’>whatever fallback</formula>. TeX requires no markup.
I don’t often do clickbait, but when I do it’s about Ising models.
Quoting a tweet by @NewsfromScience ↗
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This is brutally brilliant shitmyreviewerssay.tumblr.com
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Do you ever actually want the TeX as the alt? It sounds like it’d make for a pretty crap accessibility experience!
I don’t know, falling back to alt feels dirty to me. What if there are several images that could use different alt?
And down that path lies falling back to aria-label and whatnot. Especially since this is transitional.
During the transition, no fallback+no shim+no browser support seems like a corner case, no?
Protesting #DRM? You could take a selfie as the FSF suggests, or you could, you know, actually talk to people: w3.org/blog/2016/03/a…
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Paper, because that’s guaranteed DRM-free.
Let's talk about it, send us an email!
*D*RM :-)
Or robin @, as you prefer.
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I think that's what I like about Hit & Miss, perhaps unexpectedly.
DAHUT!
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Awwww, thanks :) We need to work on those dance moves for the next TPAC!
Merci! C’est gentil, gros bisous :)
Those colours just suit me so well. @torgo @slightlylate
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C'est pour ça que je n'ai pas compris pourquoi @PrimaireGauche a pris position dans ce débat.
L’organisation d’une primaire est sensée être neutre vis-à-vis des participants potentiels, ce n’est pas un organe militant.
Is there a Robin lens? If not, what's the point exactly?
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I so wish I'd known about @arturi! I ended up solving the same with a US SIM at the typical outrageous price. Robots FTW!
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Mais si c’est organisé autour de solutions présélectionnées plutôt que sur un socle de valeurs, où est le renouveau possible?
You know it’s a great day for Web security when you have to explain to non-techs how to disable CSP so their bookmarklets don’t break. #not
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It is a great example of the kind of screwup that makes users work around security. And once it’s off, they won’t switch it back.
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What user?
From browser vendors? But this only impacts users.
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Oh, you’ll have to wait another year or two before Twitter copies that.
L'huile de palme marche aussi très bien pour graisser la patte de député. mobile.lemonde.fr/planete/articl…
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I think the point isn’t about safety, it’s about local solutions being stupid and useless.
@perigrin DAHUT!
Tombes musulmanes du 8ème siècle, à Nîmes. arstechnica.com/science/2016/0…
We are submitting a @knightfdn application, feedback very welcome! «Unleashing the universal research library» newschallenge.org/challenge/how-…
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Ah, the renowned Temporal Banana!
Yes, reliable sources tell me it flies.
«Unleashing the universal research library» Feel free to go support our #newschallenge by clicking on the little ❤️! newschallenge.org/challenge/how-…
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In Firefox Dev Edition, is it normal that the dev tools don’t use the same theme but stick to the angsty teenage dark thing?
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A saved reply I would use is to go read the docs :-) @github
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*Thank* you man, I had never even seen those! So much super-useful stuff hidden in there!
It’s likely that I’m stupid but I’ve used them daily for years and had no idea there were hidden tools! @jwajsberg @FirefoxDevTools
Such useful stuff! Whoever wrote them then hid them I want to buy a beer to and shout at at the time :) @FirefoxDevTools
I hesitated between that and «movie hacking» :) It put me off the dev edition for a long time, I only switched to try e10s.
In the preferences pane, you can switch from dark theme to default. It works!
You can bring back URLs in a portable world. See w3.org/TR/widgets-uri/ or w3.org/TR/app-uri/ for precedent. @pdfsage
I do not claim that these are perfect solutions, just that it’s not impossible to get there. @pdfsage
They have stalled for completely unrelated reasons. @pdfsage
Note that if you’re willing to accept that «portable» requires one connection to be used, it’s basically a preloaded SW @pdfsage
Sorry, SW=Service Worker. You can check that your package actually exists at a given URL, then treat it as if it… @pdfsage
…originated there. @pdfsage
No no: the PWP loader operates (conceptually) as a SW, it doesn’t get to be user code. @pdfsage
I think it’s doable but I’m hitting the limit of handwaving-over-twitter-while-working :) @pdfsage
Would be happy to sit down and work out details at some point. @pdfsage
I don’t think that’s a genuine barrier in the long run. @fakebaldur
Most smartphone users download zero apps per month qz.com/253618/most-sm… (via @nhoizey). The web, the web…
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It hints at the fact that there is a small core that people want installed, and an open world that’s linked from that, aka the Web
When it’s in closed silos it doesn’t link outside :)
Putting our two profile pics together would make the start of a great 90s angsty rock band.


