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Wayland is flawed at its core and the community needs to talk about it
(old.reddit.com)
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10mo ago
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10mo ago
Worth noting you can't define special parsing rules using custom elements, such as for inferring omitted tags like is done for predefined elements all the time. The behavior of parsing HTML fragments with customized standard elements u
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tannhaeuser
10mo ago
Not sure the number is up from last year (I think there are fewer O/T talks this year even) but there are many talks that have nothing to do with hacking even if some of them might pigue my interest, such as the following: https:/
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10mo ago
These days new uses are mostly for public interfaces (business-to-business services like orders/invoices), services in regulated markets (energy, telco, medical) and eGovernment (tax statements and other financial reporting eg based on
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A comprehensive and precise spec (2016)
(commitstrip.com)
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10mo ago
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10mo ago
We can do better than "known for decades, on a layman's level" folklore and the answer actually isn't as straightforward ([1]). Recently there's even been discussion (by a Brit scientist I believe but I have no refe
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Is Stackoverflow.com Broken?
(stackoverflow.com)
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10mo ago
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10mo ago
ie. try searching or viewing your past q/a
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10mo ago
SP/OpenSP and older SGML tools were most certainly available and used to assemble HTML docs from command line apps in the 1990s for complex websites with lots of content such as software documentation. The editor of the HyTime spec wit
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10mo ago
You can use entities to create static sites in advance, or by including support in the browser. sgmljs can do both, and simply using shared headers/footers for static site generation from markdown and other SGML partials is explained i
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10mo ago
HTML was invented as an SGML vocabulary, and SGML and thus also XML has entities/text macros you can use to reference shared documents or fragments such as shared headers, footers, and site nav, among other things.
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10mo ago
(2009)
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10mo ago
Is it really? Last commit was a day ago [1]. Btw I'm not going to whomever's fscking clickbaity yt channel, for a markup language topic of all things. Provide a transcript OP! [1]: https://gitlab.gnome.org/GNOME&#x
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10mo ago
If only it had stagnated around gnome 2.0.
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10mo ago
Face ID is severely lacking compared to MS Hello, simple as. It's at best 50:50 hit/miss compared to Hello which logs me in always. Granted, that figure doesn't include false positives, but the difference is substantial and
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10mo ago
TFA's URL reads why-css-bad.html pointing at its originally intended title lol. > [your browser rephrasing your text into smaller words] might be slowly becoming possible but is clearly outside the bounds of what CSS would do When
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Should CSS Be Constraints?
(pavpanchekha.com)
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10mo ago
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Disable scroll-to-top when finger barely touches iPhone menu bar
(discussions.apple.com)
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11mo ago
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11mo ago
Is anyone really using bazel outside Google in any meaningful capacity? There used to be a number of really popular and widely used projects such as closure compiler, gwt/j2cl, guava and other Java libs, and supposedly lots of golang s
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11mo ago
Markdown inline syntax is straightforward to capture using SGML SHORTREF. What's more difficult (impossible) are things such as reference links where a markdown processor is supposed to pull text (the title of a link) from wherever it&
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11mo ago
As far as custom shortforms for fully tagged angle-bracket markup is concerned, people are reinventing SGML which can handle markdown and other custom syntaxes since 1986.
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11mo ago
Found it interesting they've lost status as a non-profit for tax exemption in Germany, and now establish a non-profit in the US for attracting investors while dev and ops remain in a German gGmbH.
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11mo ago
Prolog was introduced to capture natural language - in a logic/symbolic way that didn't prove as powerful as today's LLM for sure, but this still means there is a large corpus of direct English to Prolog mappings available fo
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11mo ago
> HTML was also redefined to be an SGML application with 4.0 Nope, it was intended as SGML from the get go; cf [1]. > SGML has really spectacularly failed (IMO) due to sheer flexibility and complexity HTML (and thus SGML) is the m
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11mo ago
The entire point of markup attributes is to contain rendering hints that themselves aren't rendered to the user as such. Hell, angle-bracket markup itself was introduced to unify and put a limit to syntactic proliferation. But somehow
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11mo ago
Worth noting XSLT is actually based on DSSSL, the Scheme-based document transformation and styling language of SGML. Core SGML already has "link processes" as a means to associate simple transforms/renames reusing other marku
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11mo ago
The question is why developers even want to contaminate markup with programming constructs when they have already everything they could ask for, including an object literal syntax ("JSON") for arbitrary graphs that also can encode
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1y ago
> However modern standard Dutch (Nederlands, Hollands) is based upon Franconian, rather than Saxon dialects. > Some of these [Old Saxon] speakers took part in the Germanic conquest of England in the fifth century AD. While it is no
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1y ago
Before you go and try to encode "all problems as SAT instance", I'd recommend to consider that SAT formulations require a fixed number of (Boolean) variables. Sure, you can use tens of thousands of helper variables to encode
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1y ago
Not only do html and body auto-close, their tags including start-element tags can be omitted alltogether: <title>Shortest valid doc</title> <p>Body text following here (cf explainer slides at [1] for the
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