@phaase LOL, couldn’t agree more :-)
jeffposnick @surmair @addyosmani Is this like when you search for Polymer & you realize the results don’t make sense without a PhD in organic chemistry?
shit_hn_says Why don’t they just host GitHub wherever the status site is hosted?
@philostar Works on desktop, thanks. Now need to play with it in more detail…
metromoxie Starting in Chrome 50, geolocation will not be available in insecure contexts (i.e. only HTTPS embedded in HTTPS): codereview.chromium.org/1530403002/
#SemanticWeb @ESWC_Conf paper reviews—What was the sample entity pre-@BarackObama was @POTUS & what will it be post? https://t.co/Vj3E96XdRV
@philostar Thanks :-) Not sure what is wrong, though, but I get redirected to a blank screen after the OAuth danceâ€pic.twitter.com/8rRTQTScS6S6
RT @cramforce: Blogpost about how AMP maintains high performance when a page decides it requires 10-20 analytics providers
https://t.co/BxJ…
RT @rauchg: Macdown is awesome.
🔹 Free & OSS
🔹 Live side-preview
🔹 GitHub M↔ + syntax highlighting
https://t.co/bxKrUU6aLL https://t.co/z1…
WikimediaCH Anonymous edits vs. registered users vs. bots : see who edits Wikipedia the most buff.ly/1PjkWhP pic.twitter.com/HJ3yPOXfsq
RT @mathias: Take any Facebook/Instagram photo URL.
💉 append `.txt` → ASCII art
💉 append `.html` → colored ASCII art
E.g. https://t.co/Gg…
DeanoHume How to create a really, really simple custom offline page using Service Workers bit.ly/offline-page #javascript pic.twitter.com/qy8A74QK2O
@rakugojon I’d be interested, but am limited time wise :-/ On a positive note, tho, my code’s open https://t.co/0tHzGC6Rji. Hope this helps!
TahaYasseri #Wikipedia traffic data and #electoral prediction by @jonmbright and me! arxiv.org/abs/1505.01818 @WikiResearch pic.twitter.com/FTnZa6wXvd
RT @AMPhtml: AMP: What about ads? https://t.co/lnXsNsWN9w
@philostar Cool, looking forward to playing with it :-)
@rakugojon Nice! My methodology is explained here arxiv.org/abs/1303.4702 (@WikiLiveMon) and here arxiv.org/abs/1403.4289 (@mediagalleries).
@philostar Good luck with your company. I would be most interested to get in the trial if this is possible at all?! Thanks!
RT @jaffathecake: The streams API is a new primitive with massive potential, from transcoding video to serving content *really* fast
https…
@mahemoff @rakugojon Check out my @WikiLiveMon & @mediagalleries bots, powered by wikipedia-live-monitor.herokuapp.com.
RT @mahemoff: “Debugability is hugely important, and I think we may not give it the importance that it deserves.” https://t.co/StPapW3FoO #…
@vambenepe On a positive note, you’d get an äöüÄÖÜ for free, plus even an ß. There’s no saying “nein” at this p#QWERTZ) #QWERTZ
@vambenepe Then funny enough a German QWERTZ (Mac) keyboard may fit. All accents easily available as well as coding characters {}[]();,!.
RT @mbostock: Escape callback hell 🔥 with Queue.js! Version 1.2 adds queue.abort and a much-improved README. https://t.co/Yr2Pathhb4
RT @ChristopherBlum: Reverse engineering of Nest devices https://t.co/hxGK9h7saf
printminion Cool feature in Google Chrome v48.
“open link in different chrome profile” I suppose ;) pic.twitter.com/AQi5RGtVnL
Effect on @Wikipedia pageviews of @GoogleMaps featuring the @MiWuLa on @Google Street View (https://t.co/MefnJCfcYy) https://t.co/iGeeOCnWO2
addyosmani @kangax An early version of DevTools CPU throttling is available in Experiments > hit shift 6 times > CPU throttling pic.twitter.com/y8j8yOgUKj
@tomayac Hmmm, seems like https://t.co/DUtouoOpjf is the working link, the blog post disappeared. (CC: @bsletten)
J2ObjC released: Java-2-Objective-C compiler so that Android & iOS apps can share the same logic (excluding UI code) https://t.co/Id6EZxHJ3I
RT @mahemoff: An email that evolves as you forward it by @HTeuMeuLeu. Genius hack based on mail services morphing the html https://t.co/zqV…
GundersenMarius I love this diagram in the WHATWG spec. It explains it much better than words could pic.twitter.com/RflCT5JIGu
@denormalize Haven’t used Electron before & have no insights into how it handles sandboxing. Are you referring to https://t.co/UsoURQhqnP?
RT @ESnextNews: Understand promises before you start using async/await
https://t.co/RBo9EeZekP ^ar
RT @assaf: Wrap any web page natively without even thinking, across Windows, OSX and Linux https://t.co/7U1fFCs9MZ
@ReaderMeter Open collaboration FTW indeed. Detected several times by @mediagalleries too, 1st time here: https://t.co/3Q5wCM6HTX #Planet9
RT @domenic: BOOM. <script type=”module”> coming soon to a browser near you. https://t.co/W8nXReyqUa https://t.co/TtgqyoItqS
AMP now has experimental support for paywalls, payments […]
https://t.co/xh4VMYOZXy (via @cramforce)
→AMP Reader ID https://t.co/afKfvPR2uJ
danbri .@sideshowbarker re html-tidy.org has anyone built it as JS via Emscripten? #justcurious
RT @JohnMu: Search Console is turning the AMP up! If you are too, check out the aggregated error reports https://t.co/TwAzhJor7V https://t.…
Wow, MicroSoftâ„¢ have made a pull request to move Node.js to @ChakraCore: https://t.co/5bGRDYb7z0
RT @nelson: The future is Dick Costolo posting screenshots of paragraphs of text.
On Twitter.
Forever. https://t.co/ittxN216jx
RT @ChristopherBlum: Support our recent OpenSource project by upvoting it on Hacker News: https://t.co/USIJRZpTxB
RT @exploringjs: A new release of “Exploring ES6†is online at https://t.co/2NONFt6Q06
This is new: https://t.co/RvrUawV3cE
Interesting attack vector: recognizing speech from phones’ gyroscope signals, JavaScript-accessible w/o approval: crypto.stanford.edu/gyrophone/
Charting @Wikipedia Pageviews API data’s just gotten ridiculously easy—Read how https://t.co/ntZ1BNrwCV #Wikipedia15 https://t.co/H7d73VTG9B
For #Wikipedia15, brushed off some dust of my @Wikipedia & @wikidata realtime edit stats app “Bots vs. Wikipedians” wikipedia-edits.herokuapp.com
Learning how to create Accelerated Mobile Pages (AMPâš¡ï¸) has gotten a lot easier: https://t.co/DeLUBXg1mO
Great blog post on the new #ES2015 constants (const): https://t.co/YJovuZuEie (via @brucel’s Reading List https://t.co/ydzyIMZgGx)
#Wikipedia15, thanks for existing & making your usage data avail., which enabled me to build @WikiLiveMon & @mediagalleries during #TomsPhD.
RT @jure: The Unreasonable Reputation of Neural Networks
https://t.co/Q8GFRdYBri
aemkei Great article and beautiful maps by @sensescape and @mapzen about what lines can describe: mapzen.com/blog/lines pic.twitter.com/px2vopX3TD
RT @lucyamorris: The Internet Archive just added 2,300 MS-DOS games to their library. Enjoy! https://t.co/e8nvqXIJhI https://t.co/6v0wdOIyXl
I’m not much of a C programmer, but enjoyed this critique & the original piece on “How to C in 2016”: https://t.co/sVGvxxNlfM (via @tcurdt)
.@pietercolpaert My local reverse geocoder for Node.js might come in handy… https://t.co/cn6WNhmSvb https://t.co/9w7Irhz1ox
FiveThirtyEight The most-edited Wikipedia pages over the last 15 years: 53eig.ht/1P2TFQF pic.twitter.com/lArHv6kqEa
An open letter created on @GitHub to GitHub for making working with GitHub better: https://t.co/zfkfHYRlqC.
RT @rauschma: “10th Anniversary of jQuery†by @jeresig
https://t.co/rondXyCtaR
@maxlath Cool, thanks! Will have a look. Wikidata types are mighty beasts ;-)
Credit where credit is due: WIKIDATAFACTS() is greatly powered by @maxlath’s simplifyClaims: https://t.co/hCuf8Rh7mO https://t.co/uz0B20Txjg
I’ve improved my @Wikipedia Tools for Google Spreadsheets https://t.co/ntZ1BNrwCV w/ a new @WIKIDATA -FACTS function https://t.co/4RUU14xp1Y
RT @mediagalleries: #BreakingNews candidate via @WikiLiveMon: https://t.co/JQVFr9gPXN. Media gallery: https://t.co/Mf2V0BT9mJ
RT @aemkei: The most amazing project we did at @Ubilabs for @GoogleMaps just launched:
https://t.co/ggUMm94ueT #miniview https://t.co/hUOLe…
RT @rauschma: OS X — recommended bitmap graphics editor for programmers: GraphicConverter by @lemkesoft (no frills, easy to use)
https://t.…
RT @stefanpenner: if anyone is looking for a great read: https://t.co/miULYkQooY
Explains the current state of computer security…
RT @rauschma: “JS Standard Styleâ€
Don’t like name, don’t agree w/ all choices, love idea: ready-made .eslintrc, .jshintrc, .jscsrc
https://…
googleresearch Interested in a career in deep learning? Apply to the Google Brain Residency Program at g.co/brainresidency pic.twitter.com/ANWQ0ivoPB
Only now stumbled upon @maxlath’s @Wikidata SDK for JavaScript: https://t.co/dqdTRibgUb. Great work!
aaranged Google Implements Direct Knowledge Panel Editing on Desktop and Mobile - bit.ly/1mQQFe6 @mblumenthal
RT @jure: We’re hosting the 2016 Wiki Workshop at @www2016ca (Montreal) and @icwsm (Cologne). Call for papers: https://t.co/SpEAL449wE #www…
@Paul_Kinlan My understanding is that people prefer @Medium for discoverability (like app stores?!), but I prefer my curated RSS feed :-)
~“[W]e heard [citation needed!] a total of 147 applications had been received […] & eventually 2 will be EU-grantwp.me/p4s8AU-2wJocOXAVl
Props to @Paul_Kinlan for co-publishing to personal blog & @Medium, e.g., in https://t.co/pJ53ZusT4e (must-read post). Don’t let blogs die!
RT @mediagalleries: #BreakingNews candidate via @WikiLiveMon: https://t.co/E6HxH62O9W. Media gallery: https://t.co/JndlKIHpV8
RT @WikiResearch: Machine learning algorithm to predict which words in a Wikipedia article will get wikilinked https://t.co/TfUO0igEzn
RT @otisg: Wow, a Bash package manager?! https://t.co/BNTMx70hle
RT @suneman: United Stats of Words: https://t.co/dkk2YVPXAD A little blog post with links to my favorite finds from our interactive twitter…
Crappy Web practices that need to stop https://t.co/iLQwiqJhy2 Fascinating link from the piece on visitor uniqueness https://t.co/60pc1NYNab
somebitsLinks Chinese map distortions: Google Maps in China shows odd artifacts to comply with Chinese security law dlvr.it/DDWgGC
rauschma If, by end of year, we have full ES6 in browsers and Node.js and ES6 modules in npm, the JS ecosystem will have made a huge leap forward.
petewarden Colorizing black and white photos using neural networks - tinyclouds.org/colorize/ - once you can understand image content, magic happens!
Added more funcs to my Wikipedia Tools for Google Spreadsheets for categories: https://t.co/0F3N7Zk3j6 Updated demo: https://t.co/gnvAGKMNGl
@Tpt93 And misspellings like https://t.co/o83AmuUEYW. Valuable (AdWords) keywords $-) if you think global scale…
@Tpt93 I agree, the data is sometimes suboptimal (as on Wikidata, too). But then also you find pearls like https://t.co/uQhY5Tf2qr :-)
@Tpt93 As I said, redirects are more than aliases: for human-readable see https://t.co/UdTBQd1LWr, via the API it’s https://t.co/IswuRfdVO8.
@Tpt93 Fair enough, you’re right. Still missing redirects, though (https://t.co/IswuRfdVO8). These are more than Wikidata labels.
@Tpt93 I guess the answer is “because people”. Wikidata’s “Q64” is less speaking than “Berlin” https://t.co/PSeCI7wlxh. Also less API calls.
Created a couple of convenience functions around #Wikipedia for use in Google Spreadsheets https://t.co/ntZ1BNrwCV https://t.co/cbi6FjF4IS
RT @chiller: Things no @twitter user wants:
-Moments
-Non chronological tweets
-Tweets from people we don’t follow
-Promoted bs.
-More than…
RT @kevinmarks: “how can we improve twitter?”
“what if we got paid to automate astroturfing?”
“brilliant, ship it”
https://t.co/DpI3fRO7vd
Yay, our paper “From @Fbase to @Wikidata: The Great Migration” got accepted to the #WWW2016 Industry Track: https://t.co/O4mLQAYQfa :-D
RT @WHATWG: Looks like 2016 will bring <script type=module> to @htmlstandard. Happy new year everyone! https://t.co/FmDNV6sUrO