«Building a wall of trees across the width of Africa is a tall order.» economist.com/blogs/economis…
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September 2016
425 tweets
Replying to @affordanceinfo
En même temps en dehors de devenir un dieu du captcha il n’y a pas tant que ça à apprendre :)
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Tom addresses the Chrome team, but other implementers and standards people should read this very carefully too.
Quoting a tweet by @tomdale ↗
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Replying to @null and @amyvdh
Smooth!
Replying to @null and @amyvdh
Ha! Perfect gif :) Bright side: he’s probably still thinking about you right now!
Replying to @tobie and @amyvdh
I don’t think it’s a question of species evolution, that would take forever at our scale.
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Replying to @tobie and @amyvdh
It’s a question of inventing the checks and balances that would networks with a different scarcities or constraints work.
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Replying to @tobie and @amyvdh
Dumb example: if you’re tired of seeing people, you can just go home and expect that normally people won’t barge in.
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Replying to @tobie and @amyvdh
It seems obvious to us, but those boundaries and conventions had to be invented.
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Replying to @tobie and @amyvdh
Maybe if we sat down and thought hard about how we want our social network to work, we could devise the means for it.
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Replying to @tobie
I don’t think we had it IRL, not at the level of many conventions that work for us. We didn’t have houses at that time scale.
Replying to @tobie
I think these are solvable problems; the first step is to realise that they are :)
Replying to @torgo and @tobie, @amyvdh
When Twitter started us IRC people just called it «Slow IRC». Isn’t Slack just stepping back (with nice emoji)?
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Replying to @null and @amyvdh, @torgo, @tobie
We need better than just public|private. Maybe we could build atop @KeybaseIO to fence out abuse?
Replying to @tobie
Replying to @null and @SimonDeDeo
Maybe use LaTeXML to convert to XML first? LaTeX isn't actually parseable.
Replying to @KellyMerran
Quelques réformes sont passées avec @EmmanuelMacron. Pour le reste, il n'y a plus de dynamique, je vais fermer le compte.
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I got this ad. Is it:
- Twitter bad at targeting
- Trump campaign bad at Twitter ads
- Twitter has deliberate bug
?
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Replying to @teleclimber
Yeah but this beyond failure!
"Colourless Tsukuru Tazaki and His Years of Pilgrimage", H. Murakami. Enjoyable enough, but not as magical as usual.
Replying to @__sebastien
Yes but there’s a cut-out to the paper underneath that’s all colourless :)
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Replying to @null and @SimonDeDeo
That’s probably one of the most tested processors out there, short of tex itself. It’s been tried on the arXiv…
Replying to @null and @amyvdh
Spending ads on a non-voting brooklynite is beyond a bad decision!
Replying to @null and @SimonDeDeo
Not that I'm aware of. My use case for LaTeXML was porting it to JavaScript to process tex in the browser. But back-burnered it.
Replying to @null and @amyvdh
Oh yeah, I clicked on it!
Any idea what this is?
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Replying to @cookiecrook
I see the proximity you see, but this was found in Iceland. So not quite so tropical 🍹
Replying to @alanstearns
I knew that "baby dragon" was just ridiculous. @cookiecrook
Replying to @vambenepe
The results are very much honourable though!
Replying to @null and @amyvdh
Yes, that’s where my friend picked it up.
Replying to @richlitt
That does look pretty close — except this was found on land, in Iceland.
Replying to @null and @koalie
Encore deux heures et c’est les frissons!
Replying to @vambenepe
A worthy goal, but at this point humans aren’t scoring that high on this specific one :)
Replying to @richlitt
Sorta like fins; but Wikipedia seems to give those as tropical. It’s a long way as the gull flies.
Replying to @rdeltour
Wow, that looks exactly like that! Well done!
Replying to @richlitt
We found it! Looks a lot like this one: en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Agonus_ca…
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Replying to @vambenepe
In case you wish to train your model for the next instance: en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Agonus_ca… (with its fin chewed off).
Replying to @rdeltour
Well, you’re better at procrastinating with coffee than quite a few other people of the internet if you look at the thread ;)
Is there a way to export Firefox’s synced tabs from another device? I can list them, but I’d like to dump them.
Replying to @cyberbaloo_
Un poisson ☺️
Replying to @cyberbaloo_
Déroule le fil, il y a quelques théories fumeuses et puis la réponse à la fin :-)
@SimonDeDeo Nitpick: in BRIP, reference [2] has «The name of the publisher» instead of the actual publisher.
Replying to @ryanfeeley
No, I just want to get the list in some convenient way, JSON or whatever. Though closing tabs would be cool!
Replying to @anssik
I've registered but it's not confirmed yet, I really hope to come!
Replying to @anssik
Yes, I absolutely love Lisbon! My whole problem is making sure my company also works :)
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Generative elevation map with SVG filters bl.ocks.org/monfera/21be9b… (via @recifs)
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Really enjoying «SVGs beyond mere shapes» from @NadiehBremer visualcinnamon.com/2016/04/svg-be…
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Replying to @jungkees
Yes it would be great! Ha! We only had to wait seven year :)
Has anyone done work on how docx stores language information? It seems to be one of the worst train wrecks in internationalisation history.
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Replying to @e_w
Thanks for the pointer! It doesn’t build, and fails obscurely with updated deps. Will investigate furhter! @ryanfeeley
Replying to @innovimax
Well, I can’t test that because the Mac version doesn’t do bidi at all. But I’m just interested in identifying the language :)
Replying to @innovimax
A few? To use the correct lang in HTML afterwards.
Replying to @innovimax
No no, in the *docx*!
Replying to @null and @dauwhe
Do you know if anyone’s written up an algorithm to figure that out? Would be happy to collaborate.
Replying to @null and @dauwhe
From what I infer it seems you need to look at the three provided languages, and guess which one to use based on content.
Replying to @null and @dauwhe
Yeah, anytime a language is set it sets three: lang, eastAsian, and other. Then it picks one to actually use.
Replying to @cconcolato
Oui j’ai vu, merci! Faut vraiment que @sciencedotai marche sinon les éditeurs vont s’en mettre plein les fouilles!@emmanouiP
Le PJL République Numérique parle de «standard ouvert» et «format ouvert»; ces notions sont-elles définies clairement?
Replying to @cconcolato
Ça améliore bien sûr, mais tout ce qui pousse vers l’open access sert d’excuse aux éditeurs actuels pour augmenter leurs prix.
Replying to @cconcolato
«On va gagner moins d’argent sur le cycle de vie de l’article, donc nous sommes obligés d’augmenter les frais de soumission.»
If you generate JSON-LD islands in client-side scripts do you know if they’re taken into account by crawlers?
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Do you have an idea whether this is possible?
Does anyone use the info: URI scheme much? info-uri.info/registry/OAIHa…
Replying to @dret
Yeah, I think I’ve never seen it in the wild, but it looks like it could be useful to data citation people.
@WonderWorkshop Hey, your signup details form is completely unusable (under Firefox). Drop-down doesn't work, address always invalid.
It’s (slightly less) broken under Chrome too. Can’t register a team!
#ForEveryone is a great movie, funny, true to the spirit that drew many of us to the Web.
"I'll make the movie if you can explain Net Neutrality." --@timberners_lee, about #foreveryone
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About #FreeBasics: "if you think Facebook is so good why not give people access to the whole Web, just sayin'." @timberners_lee #ForEveryone
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Replying to @cookiecrook
I have no idea, maybe @amyvdh knows?
It would be neat considering that some of it is in fact shot at TPAC! You can see @koalie, etc. :-)
What kinds of change are not computation?
Answers on a postcard.
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Replying to @null and @koalie
What do you mean not at TPAC? You see the Web25 event and Tim being interviewed on the Santa Clara hotel lawn!
Replying to @null and @koalie
I haven't seen that one. You didn’t see yourself in For Everyone? I almost screamed "Hi!" at the screen :-)
Replying to @null and @notabene
They're hoping for a TV broadcast next year, and after that it will be free, Creative Commons.
Replying to @null and @koalie
I'd like to pause some frames and see all the people, bunch of group shots were too quick :-)
"Graph Theory and Complex Networks", M. van Steen. Clear, formal without ever being dry, great overview of topic.
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Replying to @ncalexander
*Thanks*! I can finally know that I have 481 tabs there instead of the silly ∞ sign :) @rnewman
«No sensible person would entrust her life to a prediction of string theory.» —@carlorovelli arxiv.org/pdf/1609.01966…
Replying to @danbri
See thread man :)
Replying to @perigrin
Crawlers today run JS and understand JSON-LD islands. The question is wether they get the latter from the former.
Replying to @danbri
Oh, I didn’t know it mapped to what was really seen. Thanks!
Replying to @danbri
True indeed. In this case I’m looking for a way to make rich data available to a customer who can change almost nothing…
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Replying to @danbri
Yes, that is definitely cool!
Replying to @deanleigh
Out of favour? Replaced by what? @danbri
Replying to @deanleigh
The two are orthogonal, schema.org can be (and is) used with RDFa. The latter is just a syntax. @danbri
Replying to @ncalexander
Doesn't that just move the problem from one place to another though?
Replying to @briankardell and @koalie, @elefontpress
Seriously, there are definitely shots at TPAC.
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Replying to @ncalexander
Performance is fine though :-) Does reading list offline stuff?
Replying to @ncalexander
Sweet, thanks! I’ll see if I can hack something to convert the tabs into the reading list :)
Replying to @TyQuig and @ReganJPenaluna, @NautilusMag
We could have meetups in sufficiently big cities. Happy to help start one in NYC.
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Replying to @TyQuig and @NautilusMag, @fermerol, @algopriti
Another option is to use a @discourse instance, might be friendlier to non-tech readers?
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Anyone know if the NYC-Sandy Hook @SeaStreakFerry is still open? The site is a fair bit less than clear.
"The Singular Universe and the Reality of Time", Unger/Smolin. Loved this. A great defence of natural philosophy.
Unger's part holds gems but his style is painfully meandering at times. I would almost recommend reading it last so as not to miss the rest.
Smolin's part is clear and systematic. His programme is to generate new ideas and it works.
Replying to @null and @prushforth
I don’t know for sure but I think he has been moving on to different ideas from those in Life of the Cosmos.
I keep getting this promoted tweet! I click every time to make sure it costs more. Does that work if shared, too?
Quoting a tweet by @realDonaldTrump ↗
Replying to @takeoffconf
I would love to, but I'm on another continent now!
Replying to @takeoffconf
I look forward to the NYC 🗽 edition :-)
"The Bitch America Needs" mobile.nytimes.com/2016/09/11/opi…
Brooklyn, honouring one of its heroes.
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Replying to @patrick_h_lauke
So, how is it?
Replying to @codepo8
I wondered exactly the same. I'll have to find out!
Replying to @null and @amyvdh
I wish somebody would tell me, we could really make it count :-)
Je pose ça là des fois que @manuelvalls et nos maires méditerranéens écoutent.
Quoting a tweet by @jcartillier ↗
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Replying to @null and @nolanlawson
Just to spice it up some: what is your take on applying the Oxford comma rule to semicolon-separated lists?
I use my own JS coding style with bits that can't even be eslint-enforced. That way no one's favoured and I avoid semicolon debates. #ProTip
Replying to @gordonbrander and @chris_dag, @fdmts
I've been wondering: how common is it for technologists to be embedded in projects?
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"The Moral Arc", Michael Shermer. Good even if you already agree with the premise that morality is rational.
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I was concerned if might be uselessly aggressive in the way that "New Atheists" are but not at all. Smart, measured, human, realistic.
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Replying to @chris_dag and @gordonbrander, @fdmts
I seem to mostly see "repurposed postdocs" but it would be great news if it's evolving!
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"It's Expensive to be Poor" economist.com/news/united-st…
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Replying to @null and @amyvdh
I wonder if you pay per like and retweet? Could use some account for that :-)
Artist Colombe Nicolas installing her deep and funny work on a wall here. See instagram.com/colombenicolas/ for more 🎆!
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Replying to @mrgunn
Journalists will latch onto any fear in the zeitgeist, how is anyone surprised by that? 😇
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Replying to @null and @amyvdh, @briankardell
Never heard of it, highly recommended?
I presume those are what happens when your cat paws through your emoji keyboard.
Quoting a tweet by @SciencePapers ↗
Replying to @mrgunn
It would probably sell more stuff if we had better AI, but that feels far off at this point.
Replying to @mrgunn
Precisely. Recommender systems are largely jokes.
Replying to @briankardell and @amyvdh
It sounds like the sort of stuff my wife doesn't care much for, but I do, so I'll check it out, thanks you two 😘
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Clear, short, funny, and illuminating. There should be a Wikipedia of articles like this one.
Quoting a tweet by @SimonDeDeo ↗
Replying to @tbernard1979 and @TheEconomist
Je me suis posé la même question.
Beyond the "sharing economy", what is a platform co-op? blog.p2pfoundation.net/shareable-expl…
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Is there someone I could talk to to make the arXiv's abstract pages mobile-friendly? PDF will stay painful but this at least could be nicer.
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Is there factual support for the notion that we've entered a "post-factual" world? I don't recall politics ever being about the facts.
Indeed, as far back as I can recall, those who thought the facts sufficed to carry the day have consistently lost.
Replying to @dginev
Yeah, I know, I’m not asking them to do, I just need access to a repo :)
Replying to @dginev
I’ll ask!
Replying to @ldenoue
Seems pretty nice, but it’s only running a small subset (and not the part I read). Cool there’s experimentation though!
Replying to @null and @amyvdh, @briankardell
And it seems like the more I click the more I get! Like a French guy in bloody Brooklyn might vote for him :)
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Replying to @dginev
It’s a real shame they’re not open source, it’s pretty weird for a service of that type.
Replying to @dginev
There’s almost nothing in that module :)
Ah, this must be where those @w3c TPAC morning headaches come from.
Quoting a tweet by @physorg_com ↗
Replying to @auroreberge
Il y a une date limite par rapport à l’inscription sur les listes consulaires?
@janl Did you eventually find a good solution to Tumblr removing email functionality?
The initial CouchDB 2.0 roadmap was a little optimistic but it’s great to hear it’s coming!
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Replying to @janl
Okay, thanks!
Replying to @davidbaron
Sadly my knowledge of Japanese faux-amis is insufficient to work in that direction. @domenic
Replying to @davidbaron
Ah, indeed The Litany works too: translationparty.com/i-must-not-fea…. Towards the end it sounds like a G.W. Bush remix. @domenic
Say what you will about capitalism, somewhere there is a shop that sells nothing but pencils.
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Replying to @mxstbr and @SaraSoueidan
I feel the issues, but I have yet to see a solution that completely convinces me.
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Replying to @null and @notabene
Ça a des effets néfastes le chocolat 🍫?
Replying to @null and @notabene
Y en a pas du pas sucré? J’avoue, je connais mal. Aussi, j’ai eu moins de chance, j’ai acquis l’autre.
Replying to @jensimmons
I use a variant, love them eg berjon.com/the-confusion/.
Is there a good text on Zero-knowledge proofs for non-cryptographers you would recommend?
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Replying to @FremyCompany
I’d love a pointer, yes!
Replying to @innovimax
Merci mec!
«A Short Tutorial of Zero-Knowledge» wisdom.weizmann.ac.il/~oded/PS/zk-tu… (careful, Postscript).
Replying to @FremyCompany
Ah, yes, thanks — I read that, but it’s too much for children :) I may have found a couple decent sources though, thanks!
Replying to @slightlylate
So, we’re supposed to ship actual applications, quickly, without code reuse?
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Replying to @slightlylate
The only things in that deck we don’t already do are split + PRPL, but even when we will I’m still unhappy about total size.
Replying to @slightlylate
When I evaluated Polymer it was a huge hog; it’s great that it’s changed but porting is not a real option at this time.
Replying to @slightlylate
The problem is having visibility over what is not justifiable. What is it? Where did it come from?
Replying to @slightlylate
Eg I’m trying to limit polyfilling to only the parts that are needed — but it’s *far* down the dependency stack.
Replying to @slightlylate
A lot of the time what the dev loads up is justified, what’s loaded n levels down might not be.
Replying to @slightlylate
Eg just yesterday a dev added a library for slug support. Sensible. Regression: build grew by 1.7Mb.
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Replying to @slightlylate
It turns out a simple single-method slug library was importing a huge chunk of unicode definitions…
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Replying to @slightlylate
It’s an extreme example of course, but the point is that it’s hard to be responsible without better visibility.
Replying to @slightlylate
I have an old phone and do gut-check. Can’t really run that in CI though :)
Replying to @bbirdiman
Actually I often hear users saying they want «PDF that doesn’t suck». BFF et al. are good for that. @dauwhe @TzviyaSiegman
Does anyone have success switching from React to Preact with just the transforms and not touching the code?
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Replying to @_developit
I just now figured it out \o/ I had screwed up my browserify config. 160K shaved off — very sweet. Thanks :)
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I have to run it through some more serious tests, but early results using Preact are extremely impressive.
Replying to @_developit
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«Les anti-burkinis, 5ème colonne de l’État Islamique» berjon.com/burkiniban/
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Replying to @null and @nolanlawson
Do you think this lends itself to some sort of "if you're using this, you might consider depending on that instead" guide?
Replying to @Nissone
😘
Replying to @jwajsberg
Ah, je ne sais pas. J'ai une idée de livre pour systématiser ce genre d'approche, mais c'est long et pas sûr que ça marche!
Replying to @bortzmeyer
Tu exagères - je n'ai jamais dit que c'était rémunéré! 😇
Replying to @pbeyssac
Ce qui est en gros ce que je dis :) @Sniperovitch @bortzmeyer
Replying to @bortzmeyer
Ce n’est pas la même chose. Le racisme est intrinsèquement immoral, la religion de façon contingente. @Sniperovitch
If you teach (any topic), you should probably read: «Improve Your Philosophy Teaching With This One Weird Trick» dailynous.com/2016/09/16/imp…
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Replying to @domenic
I think the problem with a public company is that if it doesn’t grow you are forced to keep changing it until it grows or breaks.
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Replying to @domenic
We should be thinking of a transition plan.
Replying to @davidbaron
Yeah, but to make things worse Twitter is not entirely profitable, and is dropping in usage. @domenic
Dear Apple,
may I agree to the XCode license, which I never read, forever?
Then you can stop breaking my CLI tools at random times.
#kthxbai
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Replying to @dimitribosch
Indeed! Without a working wifi I never had problems with updates.
"Network Science", by @barabasi. Reads like a breeze, beautifully designed; a textbook by the book.
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Replying to @janl
Best of luck!
No TPAC for me this year… Have a great time all, don’t do anything I wouldn’t do!
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Replying to @glazou
I would never do any of these!
Replying to @mbeisen
If you want anything with a sane API I'm afraid you might be out of luck :-(
Replying to @domenic
In the same report they could explain why American showers only have a top part and insanely complicated, wobbly faucets :-)
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Replying to @domenic
Also: why isn't anyone in the UK aware of anything that happened in plumbing since 1824.
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Replying to @jaffathecake
Isn't that some sort of safety for old people? @robpalmer2 @domenic
Replying to @gregwhitworth and @domenic
Pretty much every house and hotel I've been to or lived in.
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Replying to @patrickkettner
Is that one of those n-dimensional "heat and pressure at once" affairs? @gregwhitworth @domenic
Replying to @patrickkettner and @gregwhitworth
I hate those things :-) They always have insufficient leverage to be precise.
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Replying to @FremyCompany
I dunno, that sounds like the showers in derelict public swimming pools in the disreputable areas of my childhood. @domenic
Replying to @FremyCompany
And those were substantially better than any shower I've had in an American hotel :-) @domenic
There’s No Such Thing As A Protest Vote. Read and share. medium.com/@cshirky/there…
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"Apple contre la Commission européenne : les faits, le droit, les enjeux". Lisez @rubin! blogs.lexpress.fr/passe-droits/a…
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Replying to @null and @marcosc
Same here brother! I just hope it won't be Santa Clara.
Replying to @null and @marcosc
Thanks, you almost make it sound like missing Hokkaido and Lisbon in a row isn’t a life failure. @thisNatasha
Bon, les copains de Microsoft vous pouvez m’envoyer les sous maintenant ;) lefigaro.fr/secteur/high-t…
Replying to @KKjernsmo
Oh man, it has to be the year I’m not there :(
Replying to @KKjernsmo
I have a registration and I couldn’t go! Go to the front desk and say you can use mine!
Replying to @LeonieWatson
Is it really worse? It looks like Santa Clara except closer to SF :) @marcosc
Replying to @LeonieWatson
*kiss* @marcosc
Voronoi binning: I have no idea what it’s good for, but it’s very pretty.
Quoting a tweet by @recifs ↗
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Replying to @gsnedders
I can confirm it’s very good. Great with fish, then some pasteis de nata. @thisNatasha @marcosc
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Replying to @alexmilowski
Hah! You have the same autocorrect I do :)
Replying to @recifs
I understand the concept, what I meant is more that I just don’t use that sort of stuff so I mostly like the colours :)
Replying to @null and @notabene
Yeah from oldish geek to only slightly sexy you have to bring the sexiness down. I always find that difficult.
optimizify: a browserify transform for optimize-js
github.com/scienceai/opti…
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Replying to @jwajsberg
Je pense que c’est surtout à l’excellent travail de @ElisaBraun qu’il faut dire merci :) @ParisWeb
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Replying to @null and @SimonDeDeo
It’s worth double-checking but IIRC S3 transfer prices are ~5 cents/GB. The total would cost about two pints. @LeCompteDeLHD
Replying to @null and @SimonDeDeo
Yes, that would be a good thing for @internetarchive to support — they don’t seem to store the source. @LeCompteDeLHD
«Ah, que j’aimerais être Marine Le Pen!» berjon.com/mlp/
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All I can think to say is "whoa!"
Quoting a tweet by @CouchDB ↗
Ah, que j’aimerais être Marine Le Pen! berjon.com/mlp/ (nouvelle mouture avec les corrections de @notabene!)
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Replying to @jwajsberg
Fixed, merci! Çay tro dure a parlé le francai! @notabene
Replying to @jwajsberg
Merci :-* @notabene
Replying to @Sniperovitch
Mieux `python -v` :)
JSX and white space.
😩😫😭😾🙀
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Replying to @joemfb
Yeah, it's not like this has been a problem since GML and we could have learnt from experience!
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One more for that book you should get when you start making open source.
Quoting a tweet by @dan_abramov ↗
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Replying to @goldoraf
Merci :) Tout ce que je peux dire est… que j’ai rarement autant espéré avoir tort.
If you’re using `res.write()` in Express in order to flush immediately, make sure there’s a \n in what you write. Otherwise it won’t flush.
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Replying to @null and @notabene
*b-dum-tschhhhh*
Replying to @null and @nhoizey
J'ai toujours très cette règle aussi laide que ridicule; du coup j'ai décidé comme nos amis québécois qu'elle n'existe plus :-)
Replying to @null and @nhoizey
Ah non, nbsp c'est pire que tout! @Nico3333fr @typochef
1. La gerbe.
2. Oh c'est chou un QR Code!
"LR: retrouvez-nous avec la télématique sur 3615 Pétain!"
Quoting a tweet by @lesRepublicains ↗
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Replying to @null and @nhoizey
hahaha, ça sera mon nom de malfrat!
Replying to @null and @nhoizey
Chacun ses goûts, moi ça me donne toujours l'impression du type dont tu ne sais s'il a fini sa phrase :-) @Nico3333fr @typochef
J’ai une superbe idée pour un nouveau parti politique, ça va cartonner!
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Replying to @rubin
Essaie ￮, un des derniers caractères du BMP Unicode (mais ça, tu le savais).
Replying to @rubin
Ok, ᢟ alors — au moins c’est une lettre :)
Replying to @epelboin and @bluetouff
Replying to @tbernard1979
Oui, on en discutait pendant le sacrifice humain d’hier soir.
Replying to @dckc
I asked W3C to remove it because I had to cancel :-( Unless maybe @TzviyaSiegman wants to have a session?
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What Would Buffy Vote? savetheday.vote
Replying to @HirokiSayama
Is there a paper to go with that presentation for those of us who can't be there?
Replying to @TzviyaSiegman and @dckc
I’m really sorry I couldn’t make it; happy to discuss it at some other moment if you’re interested!
Ce moment magique où tu te fais retweeter par un fan de @MLP_officiel qui n'a peut-être pas bien compris...
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Replying to @null and @Real_Yurop
Parce que Twitter sait que ça va te faire rire (jaune).
Replying to @marceau18
C’est pas ce qu’il se dit: fr.wikipedia.org/wiki/La_Celle-…
You know, I really don’t like DRM. But when its opponents reach this degree of bullshit and bad faith, it’s hard to align with them.
Quoting a tweet by @WHATWG ↗
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The saddest part with this @WHATWG post is that it shows how otherwise smart+kind people invent conspiracies to handle their contradictions.
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You don’t like EME? How’s that Google paycheck?
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Replying to @WideSpacer
That certainly sounds like a cogent argument; I would be happy to read it.
Replying to @WideSpacer
Also see berjon.com/yummy-drm/ for context.
Replying to @jwajsberg
L'idée de l'EFF est bonne, mais mentir comme le fait le @WHATWG diminue ses chances.
Replying to @null and @marcosc
Oh wait! That's exactly what he's saying!
Replying to @null and @marcosc
So yeah, it's bollocks facts and totally asinine politics.
Replying to @null and @marcosc
I would contend that automobile badly needs a WG, though it's probably true not the one it got.
Replying to @null and @marcosc
So would Mozilla sign the covenant? Would it help lobby the others if I made this happen? The result is indeed the right thing.
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This is starting to look like a decent bounce back for @HillaryClinton. 🙏
Quoting a tweet by @538forecastbot ↗
So @FiveThirtyEight puts the odds of a recount at 7%. It’s not huge, but I’m just saying, you might want to watch that number and brace.
Remember back in the olden days when spam was mostly about porn and scams?
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Hey Bostonian friends! My lovely parents-in-law are looking to stay in Boston Tue-Fri next week but it's all booked. Any tips?
Replying to @null and @borisschapira
Tu peux utiliser Firefox et ne pas avoir ce problème</troll> Sinon, codepen.io/robinberjon/pe…. @typochef
Indistinguishable from magic.
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It's sort of a cross between Lynch and ABBA. Quite wonderful. mobile.nytimes.com/2016/09/21/art…
How us philosophers are taking over the world. Cc @danbri. MUAHAHAHAHAHAHA!
Quoting a tweet by @TiffanyHoran ↗
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Layers.
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Weekend question: how many "lost cat" posters need be put up on a wooden pole before its staples network exhibits a giant component?
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Replying to @macejerome
Tu as besoin d'un sondage pour savoir que les sarkozystes se rabattrons sur le choix le plus proche d'eux? @auroreberge
Replying to @macejerome
Il y avait clairement une majorité avec un sens moral limité. @auroreberge
Replying to @macejerome
Pas juppéiste, mais nous sommes d'accord que l'offre politique des primaires LR est moralement minable. @auroreberge
Replying to @macejerome
Mais ça importe peu, avec une campagne à l'extrême droite, qui gagne la primaire perdra contre MLP au second tour. @auroreberge
Replying to @macejerome and @auroreberge
Lol, berjon.com/mlp/
Replying to @macejerome
Pour l'instant j'attends encore que quelqu'un d'au moins respectable se manifeste. @auroreberge
The NYT endorsement is well worth reading. nytimes.com/2016/09/25/opi…
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Replying to @manusporny
No, no, I've been many times with @shepazu and nothing weird happens. It's you!
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I'm presuming the debate can be watched on the Internet, any recommended source or are they all the same content?
I haven't tried the course but her books are great so if you're into the topic it's certainly worth checking out!
Quoting a tweet by @MelMitchell1 ↗
Replying to @null and @amyvdh
Whoa, so many options! Thanks, I just need to pick one now :-)
«Everyday Africa» kickstarter.com/projects/every…
Replying to @null and @ibjacobs
I'm surprised @w3c let the @nytimes picture @timberners_lee changing the web from his secret crypt like that.
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Can someone get Michael Bay and Roland Emmerich to please stop playing with the @FiveThirtyEight predictions? Thanks.
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Replying to @Sniperovitch
Whoa, je ne savais pas qu’ils avaient une carte pour Frigide Barjot.
Replying to @null and @Bouletcorp
Une des deux du milieu.
Replying to @rodneyrehm
It’s not necessary when embedded in HTML, it probably still is standalone. The error is the missing «c» :)
Replying to @rodneyrehm
Having said that, a majority of attributes on the <svg> element are typically cargo-culted. Stuff like version, xmlns:xlink…
Replying to @rodneyrehm
Oh, you’re right sorry. Maybe you missed the «www»? My Twitter client is hiding stuff…
Replying to @rodneyrehm
Note that «pointing to the same document» is not a guarantee though. You’ll get https and that’ll be wrong, too :)
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Replying to @rodneyrehm
Yeah, those fucking strings are so hard to remember…
A squeegee: dictionary.com/browse/squeegee #debatenight (You’re welcome.)
Can someone refill @realDonaldTrump’s cocaine please?
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Replying to @null and @amyvdh, @briankardell
My concern is that red bleeds on TV, especially low-quality sets.
She says «Donald», he says «Secretary Clinton». That plays in his favour. Stop; call him «CEO Trump» or whatever. #DebateNight
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Betting pool: at what point will @realDonaldTrump’s face become redder than @HillaryClinton’s suit? #DebateNight
For all y’all have been saying @HillaryClinton isn’t a good speaker, I find she’s got quite some serious fire. #DebateNight
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Should she really keep saying «middle class»? What of the people who aren’t at the middle?
Replying to @paul_irish and @slightlylate, @marcosc
Yes, but I wonder if that actually holds here and now. medium.com/@Chris_arnade/…
Replying to @null and @marcosc
Wha! It’s so much better than all the other NYC airports!
A thought for my friends in France watching #DebateNIght at 3am, clearly going slightly insane.
Quoting a tweet by @Geekelle ↗
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Last I checked «Law & Order» was still being broadcast on NBC. #DebateNight
Replying to @Geekelle
Tellement une bonne séries.
«Implicit bias is a problem for all of us, not just police.» @HillaryClinton #DebateNIght
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«Five hundred murders is a lot of murders.» I think that’s the first time I agree. #DebateNight
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MIKE DROP! #DebateNight
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The sniffing is back. Does anyone notice it correlating with anything? Is it at time intervals? #DebateNight
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Can someone please call Sean Hannity? He’s got to feel quite lonely by now that no one’s every calling him. #DebateNight
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«Whoo! Okay!» @HillaryClinton #DebateNight That’s temperament.
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I wonder what the people in the US Armed Forces think of the idea of being turned into mercenaries. #DebateNight
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Replying to @zeigenvector
I want that on a t-shirt :)
Replying to @jaffathecake
Man, this is *TV*. It’s not about substance. That’s in the policy documents (or lack thereof). The debate is a joust.
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Replying to @jaffathecake
It makes more sense if you see it as sports. The French remember this the way they do world cup goals. youtube.com/watch?v=btDazm…
Hacker Fashion (via @bortzmeyer) thehappyhoodedhacker.tumblr.com
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Replying to @jwajsberg
I wonder what it would take to get browser vendors actually interested in print. It’s a disgrace right now.
This is really cool, but I couldn’t find a way of using the collected metadata.
Quoting a tweet by @PSMHopkins ↗
TFW you analyse your bundle, after some pretty good optimisations, and your own code is still only 7% of the total size.
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Replying to @NetSciX2017
Is that an invitation? ;-)
Best job in the world.
Quoting a tweet by @mikewest ↗
Replying to @mikewest
Kill it. Kill it dead. Whatever crack they were smoking at Netscape that day isn’t worth the brain damage.
Replying to @null and @sideshowbarker
W3M?
Replying to @rschon
It’s absolutely possible to reduce APCs drastically if authors are willing to stick to a style guide.
Replying to @rschon
My hope is that bringing the total cost of running a journal down (drastically) can renew competition, drive charges down.
Replying to @rschon
In full disclosure, that hope is also a business model :)
Replying to @null and @marcosc, @dauwhe
«Improvement opportunities»
Replying to @yoavweiss and @marcosc
I’d like to add sound to animated GIFs, I think it would be a great improvement!
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Replying to @mikewest
There's hope that this will drop suddenly then :-)@slightlylate @hillbrad
Replying to @phobeo
Ha! I’ve had the idea for a long time. Maybe we should try to make at least one video. @sideshowbarker @marcosc
I completely second that, I’ve seen a few issues with a couple modules but overall it’s extremely impressive and ~50x smaller than React.
Quoting a tweet by @krofdrakula ↗
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Replying to @null and @krofdrakula
Ha! In my case it’s «only» 150K (uglified), but that’s already huge. My next target is react-router, which is about as big.
Replying to @null and @krofdrakula
Thanks! I’ll give it a shot.
Replying to @null and @m_strehl
I understand APCs. What's insane is a $5k cost per article. For that price you could do it by hand and make a great living!
Replying to @csarven
Yeah, even factoring in some specialised infrastructure... Even assuming Word as input we have a $0 cost for ingestion.
Replying to @csarven
And you don’t have to go free, you can pay $10/month and get support, etc. Plus use @internetarchive for persistence.
Replying to @ParisWeb
Qui est en charge de faire un bisou à @m4d_z?
Replying to @cyberbaloo_
Ah! Il ne faut pas dévier des traditions, merci! Mais je te préviens quand même que c’est un *vrai* bisou. @ParisWeb @m4d_z
Replying to @null and @m4d_z
Bah oui c’est nul! @cyberbaloo_ @ParisWeb
Replying to @etportis
SVG was actually like that at some point. @yoavweiss @tabatkins
Replying to @null and @m4d_z
Excellente idée! @cyberbaloo_ @ParisWeb
Replying to @cconcolato
Replying to @phobeo and @marcosc, @sideshowbarker
There are aprons already. For real.
Replying to @etportis
It had distinct image/video/animation elements for the various use cases of content. @yoavweiss @tabatkins
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Replying to @phobeo
I use mine too! It’s really high quality cotton, very thick, and the colour really works. @torgo @marcosc @sideshowbarker
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Les entreprises françaises, ces grandes assistées. generationlibre.eu/publications/l…
Le CICE semble mettre @AlterEcoPlus et @GLthinktank d’accord :)
Quoting a tweet by @gduval_altereco ↗
Replying to @bbirdiman
That’s not eLife. At that price they’re still losing (a lot of) money. @cshperspectives @KamounLab
Replying to @bbirdiman
That the costs are still this high. There are massive inefficiencies at play. @cshperspectives @KamounLab
Is there a reason you can’t `export default const foo = …`?
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Replying to @molily
I don’t really see the potential for confusion there, the statement can be parsed deterministically in all cases I can think of.
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Replying to @molily
You can `export default function foo…` and it’s not confusing. The inconsistency drives me mad.
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Replying to @molily
I don’t think that’s true; in both cases you need not name them.
Replying to @cyberbaloo_
😘💋😗 @m4d_z
Replying to @simevidas
Yes, but you can’t `export default const = …` either. Also, sometimes you want to both export and use locally. @molily
Replying to @cyberbaloo_ and @m4d_z
Pareil! Amusez-vous bien, ne faites rien que je ne ferais pas!
Stoicism: it’s a lot more fun than your lack of askēsis made you think.
Quoting a tweet by @StoicWeek ↗
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@simevidas And yet people do it all the time :) You have constants, you share them across the codebase. @molily
Replying to @simevidas
Thanks! I still think it would be nicer, but at least there’s a reason. @molily
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Replying to @null and @slmgc_
Thanks!
Replying to @glazou
*badumtschhhh*
Recruiter offering an «agile cross-functional team to deliver next generation web apps for B2B and B2C customers». Couldn’t have made it up.
Replying to @null and @dauwhe
Yeah, I was all like «dude, that’s *so* 2014, pfft!»
Replying to @null and @marcosc
It's conceivable that my winning personality didn't come across in my response.
Replying to @codepo8
I'm a big fan of critical. Much less so of lies, conspiracy theories, self-righteousness.
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Replying to @fabricedesre
Replying to @fabricedesre
I'm not going to bother with a response, I'm more interested in actually solving the issue. @codepo8
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@elrond25 Again, please read the thread. The intent may look good but it’s just lying about the W3C’s behaviour and the source of the issue.
Replying to @elrond25
If it were just opinions I wouldn’t mind, I’m happy with lots of opinions even when I don’t share them.
Replying to @elrond25
But saying W3C is doing this for the money is conspiracy theory. Claiming it comes from W3C instead of browser vendors is a lie.
Replying to @elrond25
What annoys me is that I agree with the explicit *motivation* behind the letter, but by lying it’s just hurting that cause.