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  1. @emchateau thanks for the hint to David J. Birnbaum's collection!

    Funny coincidence, I am just on my way to what will surely be a wonderful and productive workshop on #Collation and #Visualisation (lorentzcenter.nl/seeing-the-di), and am reading (and can recommend) a #Balisage paper by said D. Birnbaum & Ronald Dekker in preparation: doi.org/10.4242/BalisageVol29.

    I will check out the #XSLT learning resources you mentioned and the ones other might still mention during the week, thanks again!

    CC @petrichor

  2. @emchateau thanks for the hint to David J. Birnbaum's collection!

    Funny coincidence, I am just on my way to what will surely be a wonderful and productive workshop on #Collation and #Visualisation (lorentzcenter.nl/seeing-the-di), and am reading (and can recommend) a #Balisage paper by said D. Birnbaum & Ronald Dekker in preparation: doi.org/10.4242/BalisageVol29.

    I will check out the #XSLT learning resources you mentioned and the ones other might still mention during the week, thanks again!

    CC @petrichor

  3. Livro #PythonFluente do @lr é uma preciosidade incrível. O capítulo 4 "Texto em Unicode versus Bytes" então é um arraso total
    pythonfluente.com/#strings_byt

    Hoje eu consultei numa aula para falar sobre a questão da ordenação de strings de maneira adequada ao português... pythonfluente.com/#sorting_uni

    #Python #unicode #collation

  4. Livro #PythonFluente do @lr é uma preciosidade incrível. O capítulo 4 "Texto em Unicode versus Bytes" então é um arraso total
    pythonfluente.com/#strings_byt

    Hoje eu consultei numa aula para falar sobre a questão da ordenação de strings de maneira adequada ao português... pythonfluente.com/#sorting_uni

    #Python #unicode #collation

  5. #Collation problem identified in a project.

    A good time to remind that sorting data isn't a question of yes or no. There are language specific rules to represent sorted data.

  6. #Collation problem identified in a project.

    A good time to remind that sorting data isn't a question of yes or no. There are language specific rules to represent sorted data.

  7. Every time I fill out an online form, when I get to the State field, I imagine Tennessee saying, "Suck it, Texas. Too bad you have to do the extra click and select thing..." :-) #collation #alphabeticalorder Except having lived in both states, TN wouldn't say that. TX might if the alphabet were reversed...