4 ms·
My friend runs congress.dev which displays diffs See https://congress.dev/bill/119/House/1/EH https://congress.dev/bill/119/House/1/EH
by ellisv 1y ago
My friend runs congress.dev which displays diffs
See https://congress.dev/bill/119/House/1/EH https://congress.dev/bill/119/House/1/EH
- Game_Ender 1y agoThis is really great. Reading the bill raw feels like reviewing a diff with context set to 0.
- Terr_ 1y agoWhat I find most frustrating are the bills written as prose-diffs themselves: "In some entirely different piece of law, Foo shall be inserted after Bar, with an overall effect and purpose which will not be described here."
- ellisv 1y agoYes. Many bills are modifying the US Code. So the bills are sort of like wordy patches.
- Breza 1y agoOne of my friends is a public health lobbyist and she is used to having to explain to stakeholders that THIS formatting mark in the PDF means they're adding text but THAT formatting mark means they're deleting text. It's not immediately obvious and every state has its own way of presenting information. I'd argue that DC does it best, but I haven't looked at every legislature.
- CrimsonCape 1y agoThis site's font is very pleasant to read. Poking around the raw html reveals webkit antialiasing and a Google font called Nunito Sans.
- ellisv 1y agoI’ll let him know you like it.