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> This site doesn’t tell its encoding Same problem here. So much for the master chef with a decade of experience...

• bdcravens 14y ago
  This is just his blog. He's the chef of a framework, not an avowed HTML guru. Have you seen the design for YCombinator.com? 1998 called and it wants its Arial font, <table> and <center> tags back. By your logic, YCombinator is worthless for helping Web startups launch.
  • phillmv 14y ago
    If you wanted your password reset for the first couple of years, didn't you have to email pg personally?
    • shareme 14y ago
      yes
    • yeonhoyoon 14y ago
      haha
  • Firehed 14y ago
    Yes, but frameworks are supposed to solve issues like UTF8 encoding by setting up sane defaults automatically. If I wanted to deal with solved problems myself, I wouldn't be using a framework. Also, YC's crappy HTML doesn't make the site less useful for visitors. This blog's poor unicode support does.