remysharp

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Unrot∙link – prevent and reverse link rot(unrot.link)
2 points by remysharp 3y ago|1 comments
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by remysharp 3y ago
Using progressive enhancement, unrot∙link will check for link rot in real-time, and fall back to the Internet Archive to restore broken links. See the web site for details on how it works, and the source code if you wish to host your own im
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Scraping Goodreads(remysharp.com)
4 points by remysharp 3y ago|1 comments
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by remysharp 3y ago
Goodreads' data is…not good. So I've returned to one of the oldest tricks in the book: good old scraping - and actually end up with pretty decent data.
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Removing “shows” from Spotify(remysharp.com)
4 points by remysharp 5y ago|0 comments
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by remysharp 7y ago
Hey there \o. original author of said hubba article :) Just wanted to offer some missing bits you might find interesting, specifically, the third function you don't recognise is the random function from the original Tetris on the NES.
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by remysharp 8y ago
Server should all be back, and surviving HN hugs. No need to use this URL anymore
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by remysharp 8y ago
The source code will be available too once we get the go ahead.
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by remysharp 8y ago
I've put a working copy up on https://www.isthe.link/browser/ (I worked on the JavaScript that replicates the browser). We're (the team) are waiting to hear from the Ops folk at CERN to get the server to sto
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by remysharp 8y ago
PUT, DELETE, etc were part of HTTP/1.1. The WorldWideWeb browser (later called Nexus) was created during the time of HTTP 0.9 (or rather the versionless HTTP). I spoke to a few of the people involved in the original 1990s project and o
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My CLI improved(remysharp.com)
5 points by remysharp 8y ago|0 comments
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Is jQuery still relevant? (we gotta ask this question every year, right?)(remysharp.com)
1 points by remysharp 9y ago|0 comments
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Why I think “potential security vulns” on GitHub is potentially harmful(remysharp.com)
1 points by remysharp 9y ago|0 comments
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by remysharp 9y ago
This doesn't work for everyone, but if you find allow yourself time, trying to solve specific problems you face (asking: could I automate this? Could this be simpler?) is a great way to get better - and how I learnt my way through bash
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by remysharp 11y ago
<3 there's a "keep me honest: donate" button at the bottom of my blog.
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by remysharp 12y ago
Playing devil's advocate: PE techniques aren't documented (so far as I know) so it's up the developer to take the path they're most comfortable with. FastBoot, I suspect , will dictate how I code my application/ser
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by remysharp 12y ago
Why not, instead, show an ellipsis in place of the majority of the subdomain leading up to the domain and increase opacity of the domain compared to subdomains and the pathname. This is similar to what happens when the path is too long for
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by remysharp 14y ago
It's something I did give a little thought to, but it's simply that all new subdomains create a new router that only allow for static content and directory listings. So nothing's being executed server side. A gave a little thought outside
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by remysharp 14y ago
File an issue, and I'll add that - and yeah, even better, if you can do a pull request it saves me writing it :)
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by remysharp 14y ago
I used to try to do that with my projects, but I found keeping the gh-pages branch in sync with my master just enough of a pain that it quickly got neglected. I'm not saying you shouldn't, and personally, I'd rather there be a hosted exampl
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by remysharp 14y ago
If you don't mind, I'll pinch that and whack it on the index.html page.
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by remysharp 14y ago
It's been mentioned, but the Khan editor gets around the problem because its a close environment - and I can't run the code the user submits in to a worker easily. The while problem has been raised before, and there is a tiny bit of protect
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by remysharp 14y ago
I'll reply about the while stuff separately, but jsbin shouldn't and doesn't prompt anyone to create an account. The only two features you don't have access to is the history, and the /[user]/last shortcut. Everything else, including savi
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by remysharp 14y ago
Just spotted an increase in pull requests and auto-generated user pages from the curl command and spotted HN had found this project. Thought I'd chime in an reply to a few of the comments here. 1. Will it be online in 10 years? Yes - .org d
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by remysharp 14y ago
It was down for about 20minutes whilst I upgraded and ran some diagnostics on the database.
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by remysharp 14y ago
Stylus and LESS are being rendered on the client side - so there's no round trips just to render your HTML in the page. SASS and SCSS was on my list (or SASS was) but there's no client side solution. Feel free to contribute here, I'm defini
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by remysharp 14y ago
Not yet, but there will be. For the moment, anything you can set in CodeMirror's config ( http://codemirror.net/doc/manual.html#config ) you can set via `jsbin.settings.editor.[key] = [value]` and it'll apply it to the JS Bin editors. Th
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by remysharp 14y ago
It's called "the spike", but it's nothing more than EventSource triggering an event to refresh or inject. The client code (for both remote rendering & codecasting): https://github.com/remy/jsbin/blob/master/public/js/spike.js The serv
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by remysharp 14y ago
Yeah, for some reason the url posted was just a full page bin, ie. the output of my saved code. So I've tweaked the page a little so it'll redirect to the /edit version so you can actually see JS Bin.
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by remysharp 14y ago
I thought I'd post here with some of the features jsbin (version 3) comes with. There's a blog post being prepared too, but pending that. The big change in jsbin is the live aspect: * Start typing, your code is saved and continues to save a

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