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Probably they mean to convey significant digits, though I feel it's safe to assume people would read "1300" as an approximation, not pointing to the year 726. I found it odd too. E…

I'm curious about this too. I thought saying "we in Holland" was equivalent to "we in England" rather than "we in the UK". Is it acceptable in the Netherlands? (Or maybe just in Ho…

Sessions tend to be way shorter for me, but it's great to have.

Spending caps is the biggest reason for me. Granted, some VPS don't offer this (vital!) feature, but none of the big 3 or similar services do.

Optinal tags have always been allowed in HTML, for the simple if debatable reason (hence xhtml) that some humans still author documents by hand, knowingly skip md et al _and_ want …

I agree, modern definitions exclude 1 since "we lose" unique factorization. It's interesting to note [1] that this viewpoint solidified only in the last century. [1] https://mathen…

How was this masonry layout possible back in the 90s?

Before this happened, 7-bit ASCII variants based on ISO 646 were widely used.

ChatGPT's translation: Panel 1 Waiter: "Sir, I’d like to ask you to take off your cap in this restaurant." Smurf: "Take off my cap? You’re not asking me to take off my pants, are y…

Off topic, but I wonder why the author is using _both_ Substack and his old website [1]. Is this a new trend? [1] https://simonwillison.net/2025/Sep/6/research-goblin/

This is awesome! A mere upvote wouldn't be enough to point this out, thanks for sharing.

In the case of termux, by far my favorite app, I have more than 2GB of locally installed packages. How would that work with a browser?

It does if single or double quotes are used, right? Which would be necessary (or preferred to multiple backslashes) quite often.

Where 500 years ago?

Indeed, CSS is so massive it has long been a collection of standards. Good luck implementing all that.

This is a timely coincidence for me. I started using yesterday Shortcat [1] for the Mac, and I'm very pleased. It gives you access to pretty much everything with the keyboard, not …