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Yes, exactly. Here’s what BibleGateway says about it: https://support.biblegateway.com/hc/en-us/articles/360001403...

Shouldn’t the demo quote link to https://sometimesright.com/2020/04/25/blogging-vs-twitter/ ? (instead of the homepage)

https://www.opendesk.cc/about/company says:

Three of the founding team were also co-founders of the WikiHouse open source construction set.

agreed. Just one example of a unicorn would strengthen the case for this metric.

The insight is that there Needs To Be A Central, Browsable Repository of What Pages Have this Meta Content.

Are you able to give further examples of projects like Hypothesis failing? I’m not sure I’m quite ready to conclude this _can’t_ work without a centralized interface.

In any case, though, it would probably be straightforward to add a centralised top stories page while keeping comments inline.

Did something happen?

This happened: https://twitter.com/hypothes_is/status/671684236869414914

@giacecco does something similar, but as a freelance data scientist, each of his business cards shows some graphic of a project he has worked on. He asks people to pick a card, then he tells them about the project they chose. Works really well

PIRC and WWF produced an interesting report on this topic a few years ago: http://assets.wwf.org.uk/downloads/think_of_me_as_evil.pdf

no longer developed by EllisLab, perhaps.. https://github.com/bcit-ci/CodeIgniter

[…] as dangerous as `curl dangerous.com | sh`.

dangerous.com appears to be a saucy outfits retailer. Irrespective of the name, piping the html to sh is probably fine.

This would be a cool one to port to Scratch and add to the Code Club syllabus: http://projects.codeclub.org.uk I would guess it’s pretty doable in Scratch.

I’m afraid I find it thoroughly unpleasant :(

I know Gianfranco (twitter.com/giacecco) has been working on something similar.

between 1 and 100

I think this should be between 0 and 100 (for the Nash equilibrium to work, anyway.)

you can close the bracket and inject some more commands… although you don’t have many characters in which to do it.

I made the robot follow a cosine curve. Cute but ridiculous solution.

I actually found the “Highlight this” example at the top a bit confusing. Could you write “Display this” instead? Or give a better example to demonstrate conditionals?

The samples presented aren’t always representative of the accents of the region. For instance, english57 is much closer to a ‘typical’ Birmingham/midlands accent than english2.

Awesome archive all the same!