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Three changes with one motive: a second command costs an agent more than the lines it saves. 'oc do' on a heading or text block now prints the read instead of refusing, since refusing spends a whole turn naming the command that should have run. A page that would finish within about four times the budget is printed whole rather than cut, because the cut moves tokens into a second command instead of saving them. And social timelines stopped rendering as one fused paragraph: linkedom splits text nodes around apostrophes, so fragments are merged back by parent node and edge whitespace, block elements now end lines, and repeated button labels are trimmed sooner than links because a button label is never the content. With that, x.com profiles and posts read without a login, so a six line cli definition ships for the two x.com pages that work.
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<head><title>fixture (@fixture) / Fixture Social</title></head>
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<a href="/home">Home</a>
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<a href="/explore">Explore</a>
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<a href="/notifications">Notifications</a>
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<a href="/messages">Messages</a>
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<a href="/login">Log in</a>
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<h1>fixture</h1>
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<span>@fixture</span>
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<p>Writes about terminals, feeds, and text. Somewhere with bad weather.</p>
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<p>Joined March 2009</p>
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<button>Follow</button>
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<a href="/fixture">fixture</a>
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<span>2h</span>
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<p><span>The thing nobody tells you about ncurses is that the hard part isn't drawing, it's deciding what not to draw. Half of a good terminal interface & its restraint.</span></p>
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<span>14</span>
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<span>31</span>
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<span>402</span>
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<a href="/fixture">fixture</a>
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<span>5h</span>
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<p>Spent the morning reading a 1987 manual for a terminal that has not been manufactured since 1994. It is better written than most documentation shipped this year.</p>
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<span>3</span>
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<span>9</span>
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<span>128</span>
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<a href="/othername">othername</a>
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<span>9h</span>
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<p>A reply worth keeping: the reason plain text outlives every format built to replace it is that it never needed a reader to be written down. Everything else is a bet on software that still runs.</p>
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<a href="/fixture">fixture</a>
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<span>1d</span>
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<p>Every few years someone rebuilds the feed reader and discovers, in order: that dates are hard, that encodings are worse, and that the people who wrote the original spec had already thought about it.</p>
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<span>11</span>
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<a href="/fixture">fixture</a>
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<span>2d</span>
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<p>The best argument for a small tool is that you can read all of it in an afternoon and still be surprised by none of it a year later. Very little software clears that bar, and most of it is old.</p>
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<span>6</span>
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<a href="/fixture">fixture</a>
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<span>3d</span>
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<p>Reminder that the terminal is not a nostalgia object. It is the only interface that has been continuously scriptable for fifty years, which is why every tool that wants to be automated ends up with one.</p>
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<h2>Who to follow</h2>
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<a href="/a">suggested account one</a>
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<a href="/b">suggested account two</a>
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