I've created a webpage of basic SVG shapes and written some introductory tutorials (task 3) on the WHS xo wiki SVG page.
On the webpage, Chrome displays the stroke-array feature, which produces a dashed line, and a second conventional line, whereas Firefox does not. See my previous post for a brief discussion about SVG support
Linux leren of je nou 9 of 55 bent
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Onze 9 jarige dochter is wel toe aan een laptop. Voor de vele creatieve
dingen die ze doet (zowel met de hand, als op een scherm), omdat haar nerdy
ouders ...
The Inverse Cube Force Law
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Newton’s Principia is famous for his investigations of the inverse square
force law for gravity. But in this book Newton also did something that
remained l...
Jesus ‘n’ Mo ‘n’ ethics
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Today’s Jesus and Mo strip, called “joy2,” came with the artist’s comment,
“I also prefer it.” This bears on a dispute I’m having with a famous
thinker (no...
Scientists Need a Positive Vision for AI
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For many in the research community, it’s gotten harder to be optimistic
about the impacts of artificial intelligence.
As authoritarianism is rising aroun...
Some musings on reality motivated by the age of AI
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Is there anyone at home? Is the chess program on your phone conscious? Is
ChatGPT5 a conscious agent? Will ChatGPT9 be conscious? Most people would
answer ...
Thoughts by a non-economist on AI and economics
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Crossposted on lesswrong Modern humans first emerged about 100,000 years
ago. For the next 99,800 years or so, nothing happened. Well, not quite
nothing. T...
Flink SQL aggregate functions
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In this post, I want to share a couple of very quick and simple examples
for how to use LISTAGG and ARRAY_AGG in Flink SQL. This started as an
answer I gav...
Monday Message Board
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Another Monday Message Board. Post comments on any topic. Civil discussion
and no coarse language please. Side discussions and idees fixes to the
sandpits,...
On keeping a packed suitcase
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This Halloween, I didn’t need anything special to frighten me. I walked all
day around in a haze of fear and depression, unable to concentrate on my
resear...
NASA’s Orion Space Capsule Is Flaming Garbage
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For many years, readers have asked me a simple question: “Casey, why do you
hate the SLS so much? Don’t you also hate Orion?” Yes, yes I do. But life
is fi...
Why the rich don’t pay taxes
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from Lars Syll Beneath the civic ideal of taxation as a collective,
equitable endeavour lies an entrenched hypocrisy: the architecture of
modern tax codes ...
From Safe Haven to Seizure Risk
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If Washington and Brussels can seize sovereign reserves, what wealth is
safe in Western custody? Michael Hudson and Richard Wolff unpack the gold
surge, ...
Natural Selection of Bad Science. Part II
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by John Ridgway In an earlier essay [1] I explained how positive feedbacks
can lead to potentially problematic scientific mono-cultures. I also
acknowled...
New book: The Story of Capital
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My next book, The Story of Capital: What Everyone Should Know About How
Capital Works, will be published on 24 February 2026 by Verso.
The Final Step of the Scientific Method
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An ideology that cannot be defended by means of evidence and deductive
logic, will inevitably be enforced by violence. You shall know them by
their habit: ...
Good News Ukraine.
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Sorting out the real situation in the Russo Ukrainian war
https://billkerr1947.github.io/ukraineWar/ “Artillery Conquers, Infantry
Occupies” and drones are...
Marble Maze Modules
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Beyond the Marble: How Modular Mazes Build Skills and Spark Wonder Building
a marble maze is more than just a fun challenge—it’s a gateway to exploring
a w...
Lifespan extension: separating fact from fiction
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Thinking about longevity practically is a tricky affair. On the one hand,
we have very little definitive knowledge about how to prolong your healthy
years ...
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Building An Inexpensive Robot With micro:bit
I just released the source code and a tutorial on building a remote
controlled robot using the micro:bit.
T...
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