yeah i realized it was happening with embedded youtube links too

Refreshing cleared the problem, so maybe it's just a problem with my browser.

Trump was slurring words like Biden out there. But still more cogent and coherent.

Mine is not updating. Will raise an issue in github

@sox is there a known issue with caching in regards to the Preview functionality?

I have to say, even though I think the US is acting lawlessly (while having no care for Maduro nor personal stake in this matter), the effectiveness of its military continues to impress.

Kinda makes me want to spin up Metal Gear Solid 5

Let us know when you've solved the mystery of tennis's scoring system

Well well well, I finally have Nostr!

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@freetx's take is worth a read: #1402422

I've had letters from good students, but never a letter from a bad student who later became good. Good job!

Can the president just take unilateral military action on anyone nowadays? What the heck bro

Looking forward to your blistering review

With sliders set to 100, like how it was meant to be played

I used an online tool called RandomCase

Oh man my wife is addicted to that show too, culinary class war

It might be a temporary hype effect because of the recent rapid price run up. When something comes to the attention of the masses they scramble to buy in and suppliers can't source physical coins fast enough to meet demand. But once the hype subsides the premium will go back to historical norms. Somehow I doubt that this is a secular change in trust levels regarding paper silver

It's crazy that people were actually paying a premium for paper bitcoin compared to the real thing.

WHAt iF ThEY hAve A quAntuM cOMpUtER?!

Interesting take.

When I make a paper public, one of the most stress-inducing things is when someone finds a problem with it. Even if I know I can fix it, it still causes that little lump in your chest when you find out. Isn't it like that with finding bugs?

On the other hand, as I get older and wiser, I realize that I agree with the medium-rare steak analogy. If I try too hard to make the paper airtight prior to releasing it, I've wasted a bunch of time because there are always problems I can't foresee. Better to release it once the essence is there, and let the public / referees find all the nuanced issues that you can go back and fix later.

In a way, this is even a safer way to get published, because referees always look for something to criticize no matter what. If you work too hard to squash all the bugs prior to shipping, they just end up finding harder to squash bugs.

Nice! I assume this is going in the zine.

Haha never in my life would I have expected anyone to say their favorite part of shipping features is doing the post-release hotfixes

bullish for bitcoin