too-soon-ago

I didn't realize that happened. Kind of a shame. But he did get that interactive page for visualizing quaternions built with a collaborator.

impl Lactation for Spider

That does sound very cool though. Except considering the poor city block on the receiving end of the I-beam.

The meanings are the same. In one case you're sorting a set of items which are all unique, whereas in the other there are some duplicates under the sorting key. If you sort by just the suit of the cards, you have clusters that are of the same suit. It's only in the very-precise world of programming that a set versus a set of sets makes much of a difference.

The fancy-lookin' sites are the ones which hijack basic keyboard functionality, scroll in weird ways, etc.

I can't be the only person who finds browser default behavior more intuitive and usable in general.

Why does "UX" so often mean mouse-heavy and always favor the beginner over the power-user.

That might be okay still with some HTML filtering. Just coerce it to plaintext. Not sure anything of value would be lost.