Which will always remind me of my trombone teacher, Roy Main, who purportedly created those voices.

And also, of course the absolute conclusion of any ideology is going to fail wah wah wu wah wah waah.

I’ll remember this if I ever find myself at a big company again. The armory of damocles works better for the non-profit working to mitigate various risks with ocaps.

the metaphor doesn’t work for me. i’ve going to make “armory of damocles” a thing.

React solves the same problem with <> </>, allowing a element-like-component to sit in places the HTML5 parser would relocate, like inside a <table>. I thought this to be table stakes for theoretical web components.

I once made a virtual DOM (npm wizdom, koerper) that did exactly and only this. It introduced a node type that was reïfied on the actual DOM as a comment node to anchor a range of elements that could be added, removed, or moved as a group.

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Apropos of the holiday season coming up, have you ever wanted to be the science-minded aunt or uncle who had an oversized influence during a relative’s formative years? Corrupt the youth with interesting ways to count! kriskowal.com/bbbb

Welcome back to the knitting community, absolutely everyone! www.ravelry.com

Best case scenario: Highlights Magazine becomes the next last bastion of hope.

I worked at Uber for five years. I can tell you from this experience that these blanket statements distribute a measure of injustice to rank and file individuals and that we can see you in that equation. But, I’d advise (wearily, apologetically) to measure that against the totality of the injustice.

Oh, we understand completely. Be well!

Pardon for dropping into the mentions without listening to the episode, but if this pathology is mutually dependent futures and is indistinguishable from a forever-pending future, the term Mark Miller has been using for this since the dawn of promises is “datalock”. www.erights.org/elib/concurr...

This is a single page of a zine. She’s got your favorite feature covered, for sure. Should get a copy. They’re great.

“Fun size isn’t.” — Josh Lewis!