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So, for the screen reader, there are two single points of truth: the DOM, and the virtual buffer representation.

For example, 10 is 1 x 10^1 or 10 x 10^0 – or any one of 253 other representations.

The most glaring problem is this:> There are 255 possible representations of zero.

He is stuck in a model where "programming" is the act of translating an idea to a machine representation.

Aside from the fact that you're wasting an entire byte of your representation, this means that you can't check for equality by comparing bits.

[1]For a more accurate representation of the current state of Mayer's 3rd party cookie blocking patch, read Brendan Eich's recent post [2].

Or something that looked super-hard to do suddenly starts to be trivial because the representation is the right one.

It probably turned up during due diligence that they had some "cleanup" to take care of in order to not be lying when they made that representation.

C++ is just an intermediate representation; the source language really is warts-and-all PHP.

There could be representational glyphs for these control characters, too. I'm not sure about the history of these symbols, but I imagine they were initially on keyboards.

Better than watching Contagion to get an idea of what a spread looks like at a global scale is to watch [3] which is an accurate representation of the H1N1 spreade in 2009.

My hypothesis is that we need to reform the representation of programs to address this use case: I download the sources for a tool I use, wanting to make a tweak.

I assure you that if required, I will obtain the best legal representation for corporate litigation in the Silicon Valley.

If we had good female representation in the industry and we didn't have a small cluster of vocal misogynists, we'd be able to make cute jokes that play on gender.

If you weren't Google and didn't have this huge backlog of candidates, you might dig deeper to find out which one was the more accurate representation, but if you are Google you just move on.

Indeed, every small business Google has run over has democratic representation.

"Await" doesn't change how your program is structured at all, it just changes the visual representation of your code -- from indentations in a non-linear order, to vertical and linear order.

Using the different azimuths from the GPS constellation you can even build up a 3d representation of the water content on different layers of the atmosphere.

Each screen reader gets a hold of the DOM through whatever ugly hacks, then renders your beautiful website with lovely topography into a flat, basically plaintext representation.

It's not even clear to me that this implementation is correct because at the end of the subtraction, it compares the result to the zero word, which is only one of the 255 possible representations of zero.