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I feel like specs for web standards have two parts:

* solving the problems that the standard sets out to address
* solving the problems that the standard creates

The proportion between these two things reflects the overall quality of the standard.

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One Star

Reviewer is being a jerk, it's not that bad

Two Stars

It's seriously really bad

Three Stars

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Hello, this is a gist. Do you get the gist?

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[11:23:50]  <tkellen>	oh man, i hate css so much
[11:23:55]  <gregsmith>	i do too
[11:24:08]  <gregsmith>	but i have completely conquered it and made it do my bidding
[11:24:16]  <gregsmith>	after years of combat
[11:24:46]  <gregsmith>	css is my crazy garbage dragon monster on a leesh
[11:24:54]  <gregsmith>	we're not "friends"

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When I was in high school I was forced to play football for the first time. I had kept my distance from what I now know is called the culture of masculinity that comes with these sorts of activities. I was bad at it, but that actually didn't matter. I vividly remember an argument about if I had stepped out of bounds. It was obvious that I had: I was staring at my feet, per usual.I said so. There was an insane shock. No one could believe that I would betray my team like that. I had no defense. I was just telling the truth as I had been taught to do from a young age. The thing is, the coach wasn't on my side. He told me I should have kept silent for the sake of my team.

Turns out not everyone is taught to tell the truth from a young age. The culture of masculinity teaches you to lie for the sake of your team. Only winning matters. Now I watch MRAs argue against feminism with the same reasoning. They don't care about honesty. They just want their team to win. I wonder if it's because they were taught that beati

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button6.addEventListener('click', function() {
  var red = 'red';
  var halfRed = 'hsla(0, 100%, 25%, 1)';
  var color = thing.style.color;
  if (this.animating === undefined) {
    this.animating = false;
  }
  if (this.animating === true) {
    return;
  }

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There is no risks document.

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// A weird bug when you inherit from a constructor. You shouldn't
// inherit from a constructor but when I accidentally did I noticed
// this weirdness.

function Foo() {}

// this should be Object.prototype, or {}, or omitted completely,
// but certainly not the Object constructor. Still, what follows
// isn't exactly what you'd expect...
Foo.prototype = Object;

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function Parent() {}
var parent = new Parent();
function Child() {}
Child.prototype = parent;
var child = new Child();

// child inherits directly from parent. this makes sense.
console.log(child.__proto__ === parent); // true
console.log(child.__proto__ === Parent.prototype); // false

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// Code from http://lib.ivank.net/?p=demos&d=box2D

// These look like imports, but in JavaScript they are just busy-work.
var   
    b2Vec2          = Box2D.Common.Math.b2Vec2,
    b2BodyDef       = Box2D.Dynamics.b2BodyDef,
    b2Body          = Box2D.Dynamics.b2Body,
    b2FixtureDef    = Box2D.Dynamics.b2FixtureDef,
    b2World         = Box2D.Dynamics.b2World,
    b2PolygonShape  = Box2D.Collision.Shapes.b2PolygonShape;