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> I have implemented rss 2.0 parser faster then understanding the atom specification. Atom can do encode stuff like encode html inline the xml instead of as a CDATA string. In theory this sounds great, but is ends up in a big mess of com
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There are also some extensions for richer data models and working with changing feeds: RFC 4685: Atom Threading Extensions https://www.rfc-editor.org/rfc/rfc4685.html RFC 4946: Atom License Extension https:/&#x2F
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> Preview images of what? Lazy loading images drives me a little bit nuts. Previously with JS, now build into the browser. You scroll down and then you’re waiting for an image, regardless of CDN. The latency of an additional connection i
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Redesigning macOS Settings App(blog.viditb.com)
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According to (b) any large company, including Apple, is a bureaucracy.
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I’d bump Localisation and Internationalisation higher that just subtopics, because it is such a cross-cutting concern. Cultural differences, algorithmic differences like number/date formatting, sorting orders, but also design differenc
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… and from Denmark. Those pocket books were huge in my childhood in the 80s and findable in multiple european countries so I was surprises to learn later that they weren’t really a thing in the Duck’s origin country.
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> (the Carl Barks stories are still as good as then!) >.. with good translations as well although not all jokes can be translated. Funnily enough I prefer reading the Barks and Rosa comics in german translations. One of the original
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Possibly a result of the recent kerfuffle about the attribution of the spec: https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=36377953
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Another European here who is forced to mute the SpaceX streams because of a heavy feeling of cringe on behalf of the on-screen people. But on the pro side: SpaceX was the pioneer with on-screen graphics, including the dynamic timeline displ
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There is RFC 5005, Feed Paging and Archiving, which enables that, but feedreader support is practically nonexistent. https://www.rfc-editor.org/rfc/rfc5005
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Unfortunately Youtube pushes shorts into the channels feed, presumably because shorts are normal videos under the hood. For a time shorts had the string "#shorts" in their titles which was great for filtering those out but then yo
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An ancient proposal for stable IDs were Tag URIs [RFC 4151]: URIs which still have an understandable identifier like a domain but with a date encoded at the time of minting the URI which keeps the URI "valid" even if the domain l
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I do have a soft spot for the very reduced design of that site and the sister site useit.com had in the early 2000s: https://web.archive.org/web/20010516012145/http://www.nngrou... https://web
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Funnily enough the changes were made based on a bug report by Tim Berners-Lee himself, who noticed link rot and missing links to specifications. Hence the commits by an W3C employee, who cleaned up the markup and apparently took the RSS 2.0
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On the other hand Jesus was born and grew up jewish and would have been familiar with jewish dietary laws and the sacrifices in the temple and the complicated conditions for those.
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Canon law itself is rather laconic on the ingredients to be transsubstantiated: > Can. 924 > §1. The most holy eucharistic sacrifice must be offered with bread and with wine in which a little water must be mixed. > §2. The bread mu
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They could simply discriminate against LLMs via their APIs terms of service. That wouldn’t get bad actors, those would simply scrape. But that would be the case with the very expensive API.
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I’m always irritated by the theory of the motivation of closing API access being LLMs. To forbid LLMs simply could be a legal paragraph in Reddit’s API terms of service. Good actors would abide, bad actors would still crawl and scrape the H
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I remember when Tim O'Reilly coined the term Web 2.0 for a collection of unrelated web development and business practices. I don’t know if his essay holds up. https://www.oreilly.com/pub/a/web2/archive&#x
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If you got time and energy in the near future, please, consider slightly enhancing it according to the average web surfers expectations. Particular irritants were the broken scrolling (bound to a container), the broken footnote links and th
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Reddit already has an infrastructure dealing with 1000s of customers paying small amounts. It seems absurd to outsource part of that to very small 3rd party businesses, especially since that then would be two routes where payment processors
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> There’s a rumour that the carpet has another version: one where the Eagle looks right, towards the arrows, and that the carpet can be switched if the country is at war. I like that idea. In recent decades every president get’s his own
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> “The heraldic scholar A. C. Fox-Davies proposed that, in some circumstances, white should be considered a heraldic colour, distinct from argent” I took a look, just because Fox-Davies can be absurdly and amusingly pedantic about that
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The german word for coat of arms is „Wappen“. Etymologically that word is descended from „Waffen“, although the difference happened in the high middle ages.
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Additional: Blazons mostly concern themselves with the distinguishing element, the coat of arms on the escutcheon, with the external devices described mostly by reference – the papal tiara, an Earl’s coronet, a naval crown, etc. Mostly beca
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Should’t there be discussion about changing this number scheme? According to Wikipedia the NNNN part is really NNGC. C is a checksum, giving NNG as a serial number with G even/odd for gender. Sweden seems to have ca. 115000 births per
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Did you told her that she got a card from a digital Cyrano de Bergerac?
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> Russia has a similar gripe with a warm-water port in Crimea … Russia has multiple ports on its own black sea coast and before 2014 was building them out, especially Novorossiysk, to host the Black Sea Fleet, for when the lease of Sevas
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Something I’d like are soft programming ligatures, a concept I just invented: Ligatures which are ligatures and thus show that the unit is a semantic unit, but displays a minimal visual break in-between, showing that there are two code poin

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