The 2nd state invokes a custom lexer & (via a helper with its lookuptables) normalizes its input & repeatedly branches over tokens with validation. Usually it practically ignores the tokens though it might hand off to the DTD parser. Afterwords it branches over the final token to determine which state to carefully hand off to next. This branch is *very* extensive!

Once the last tag's closed the primary state hands off to an epilog parser.

3/?

@ai6yr legit laughing out loud at this thread

If anyone knows Jessie Ware please let them know I am incredibly awkward and also can't lie. I'm not in it for the sex - I just want someone to look at me like that while I ramble. Or just in any situation really. Although once we build a rapport and I learn to trust her, I might be persuaded into the sex. But honestly I think I just want to hang out in her kitchen with her and her mum. Also I very much like her hair. Confusing after what I said earlier. I just think she probably smells terrific. Please don't let the takeaway from this be that I want to break into Jessie Wares house and smell her hair. And/Or her mums. Who 100% smells amazing. I just want to sniff their hair IS THAT SO WRONG. This is a joke (it's 100% not a joke) please don't kill me.

@Twotired

I think there are two different factors at play here:

A lot of it does indeed happen "out of sight" of others, as we don't see all the replies to a fediverse post.

But other stuff happens right under our noses, the way a guy might even think, when reading a reply, "oh it's nice he explains that to her" (because mansplaining is not a personal problem to him) whereas a woman's reaction to the very same reply might be "Can't believe I'm getting mansplained AGAIN, I'm an expert in this field"

Men aren't the experts on sexism, white people aren't the experts on racism, etc.

#fediverse #racism #sexism

@louisrcouture

I don't have a solution, tbh.

I think a good start would be if men wouldn't get super defensive if someone points out they're mansplaining ("How dare you accuse me of mansplaining! I was just trying to be helpful!!), white people wouldn't get super defensive when racist undertones etc. are pointed out ("How dare you accuse me of racism, I AM AN ALLY!")

And (I mean lots of people are already doing that) actively looking for people who are discriminated against and follow them and learn: disabled, queer, poor people etc. etc.

That reminds me that I should check again whether I follow more men than women!

@RickiTarr They're not my dogs but I enjoyed meeting them

$TOOT +1.00 90.33 #TrendingNow #Crypto #Web3 #BTSE

So have we had enough recent instances of Very Wealthy People doing Very Stupid Things to, as a society, finally stop equating wealth with intelligence?

The popular slam goes, "If you're so smart, why aren't you rich?"

My version asks, "If you're so rich, why aren't you smart?"

Not me, creating ridiculous CSS dials, just because I can… #AgathaChristie #MurderOfRogerAckroyd #BookAnalysis #CSS

@mastodonmigration @lauren @richardgrant If the Dems are smart IMHO, they will use the leadership elections to talk out their priorities in public. I agree with Lauren that it's ridiculous to think that Schumer would fail to pursue most of that list (except pausing/conditioning Israeli aid, that he will obstruct). But this is only helpful if they keep the conversation as respectful as possible, and come together after.

Healthy conversation about real differences = Dems in array.

@jalefkowit Pfffthttt. At lunch this week, one friend was complaining that her A1C isn’t quite high enough for her to get a GLP-1 prescription. She (jokingly) said she should eat ALL the sweets, because her provider will no-way, no-how give her a GLP-1 prescription until she has an A1C of 6.6.

Friend 2, who has been on GLP-1’s for several years (and looks waaayyyy too thin to me, like men I’ve known who had a heart attack and have to walk 5 miles a day and can’t eat a bagel even without anything on it bc it’s too much fat 😱), chimed in that because he’s on auto-refill and they send it out ahead to make sure you don’t run out, he has several months’ worth of Mounjaro. Alas, he is not a pharmacist or a doctor, so he cannot pass them on to her. 😕

I was the fattest person at the table by probably 100 lbs, not exaggerating. My A1C tends to stay below 5. The times it’s gone over 5, I was eating more meat and/or drinking more alcohol than usual; I eat sweets all the time. 🤷🏻‍♀️ Genetics are weird.

ended up going with vim plus a separate syncthing instance inside termux so i can keep my notes out of shared storage

Patreon added now too.

@Mrfunkedude

Local grass roots political organizing. I’m in particular hoping to reach young people to get them interested in getting active in and paying attention to local government. Our county is the one that a bunch of billionaires want to drop a city on top of so that’s also part of what I’ll be talking about. Which is part of why building an audience on a billionaire-owned platform seems like a bad idea, know what I mean?

@ai6yr 9:30 a.m.--private jets flying in and out of Van Nuys but there isn't so much as a single contrail over the San Fernando Valley, and we normally have dozens of them from planes heading to and from Burbank and LAX.

@TheBreadmonkey ❤️

Retro future history textbook: “In the Hoarding Twenties a few things came together. For a while now the idea that the market was more efficient than the state had taken hold. Regulation had been used to reign in corporations and so deregulation was in. Taxes had been used to reign in the super rich and so reducing taxes was in. People wanted to starve the state because they didn’t know which part was superfluous but they all agreed that they didn’t want to pay for it. At the same time, the central banks had been told to keep interest rates down and exchange rates stable. This facilitated global trade and required further deregulation in the form of free trade agreements. The net result, however, was that the rich kept growing richer and they invested their money in stocks and since interests were down and bonds were down, stocks kept rising. And since there was no tax shares going up but only when they were sold and other things were bought instead, they kept going up. So keep hoarding, people thought. Hence the name. As the rich kept getting richer, they started looking for ever riskier and energy intensive investment possibilities. Crypto currencies, non-fungible tokens, data centres for centralised computers and large language models, each wave more expensive than the last, each one a larger bubble, risking world economy and pensions. It all ended with the Taxing Thirties. As the name, taxes went up, stocks went down, salaries were capped, growth was capped due to CO₂ limits, industrial development and population growth slowed down significantly. And of course the effects of the climate crisis started affecting the rich countries, at last.”