DemandJS – Should this be the next W3C reccomendation
github.com1 pointsby hannasm1 comments
> patched an Encrypted DNS Server to store the original TTL of a response, defined as the minimum TTL of its records, for each incoming query
The article seems to be based on capturing live dns data from some real network. While it may be true that persistent connections help reduce ttl it certainly seems like the article is accounting for that unless their network is only using http1.0 for some reason. > these papers keep stapling on broad philosophical claims about whether models can “really reason” that are just completely unsupported by the content of the research.
From the scientific papers I've read almost every single research paper does this. What's the point of publishing a paper if it doesn't at least try to convince the readers that something award worthy has been learned? > A Thread Across The Ocean by John Steele Gordon
It's a historical account of the first transatlantic cable > Descriptive test name, Atomic, Keep tests simple, Keep tests independent
A unit test that is good at documenting the system needs to be comprehensive, clear and in many cases filled with complexity that a unit test would ignore or hide. > In 2006 it was confirmed that the combination of phentermine and the serotonin precursor 5-hydroxytryptophan (5-HTP), in place of fenfluramine, significantly decreased alcohol withdrawal seizures in rats.[21]
That said this whole page on Wikipedia seems like a "to-be-continued drama" missing a punchline or some other meaningful takeaway
Freezing to death in winter should be a harder problem at this point right?