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If anyone knows how to fix the spacing problem, I'd appreciate it. It looks absolutely correct when I go to edit it, which makes sense since I wrote it correctly and Pandoc generated its usual HTMl.
Fixed, and changed formatting on the chat log (was it sensible in your browser? In Chrome, it looked like a single very long line with a horizontal scrollbar).
Somehow the markup doesn't like <div>, which you used to set the anchors. Replacing those with <a name="..."></a> fixed the missing spaces problem.
It worked before in Firefox; Pandoc generates the correct code from multiple heavily indent lines, so I think this is just another Chrome rendering bug. (It does that a lot - for example, the MathML on gwern.net apparently breaks in Chrome.)
I saw the single large scroll bar in Firefox 5. In fact, I saved the old markup and it has a <pre><code> with no linebreaks inside. If you didn't see the scroll bar, it's because you didn't look at it on LW.
As a data point, it shows up correctly in the RSS feed.
More spaces? It looks like the html is eating the spaces around it, but not other characters - see where you linked to Amazon S3, for example. Maybe two spaces either side of the html links will result in only one getting eaten. More a bandaid than a fix, but eh.