Engineer on @googlechrome. Involved in CSS and W3C standards. Previously @mozilla, @w3ctag. Mastodon: @dbaron@w3c.social
Rockville, Maryland, USA
Joined March 2008
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@davidbaron The tests for non-obviousness and differentiation from prior art should also be about making *real* progress.
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@FremyCompany @bz_moz That sounds like a bug in the font, no?
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@tabatkins Each American in the 50 states is represented twice in the US senate. (I used 2010 census populations.)
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46 D/I senators represent 330,048,222 Americans; 54 R senators represent 286,264,454. Is that democracy?
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@getify Though I suppose Westminster-style is somewhat contradictory with the things that don't yield majority governments...
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@getify I'd go for a constitutional Westminster-style system with the legislature either mixed-member proportional or (CPO/Schultze)-STV
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@ObsoleteDogma Maybe they'll learn & use ranked choice voting with the Condorcet method in 2020. Next wish: CPO-STV for Congress. Ha!
@hanlonbt I meant that "Clinton Prevails in Nevada" would have been a safe bet a year ago, but not as the top headline.
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@hanlonbt The right headline would've been a safe bet, though in a smaller font. (But shouldn't it be on the left?!)
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Reminder to US Congress (and commenters on foreign policy): do unto others as you would have them do unto you.
The biggest tax haven of all: How America resists the anti-evasion rules it foists on others econ.st/1PTLn91
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@justmarkup @SaraSoueidan A key question about container queries is whether all use cases are compatible with 'contain: strict'.
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@lyssaslounge but it's missing "organic" and "local"...
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@tabatkins "contains" doesn't feel like the right choice of verb for an energy density, though.
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@sayrer @andreasgal @mmmandel @khuey_ @LegNeato ... but I also wouldn't equate "time-based" with "optimal" or "right"
@sayrer @andreasgal @mmmandel @khuey_ @LegNeato asking "this is ready to ship, right?" every 6 weeks is still time-based
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