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Fastpath: URL Path Copier(github.com)
1 points by gabesullice 2mo ago|1 comments
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by gabesullice 2mo ago
I made a simple Firefox add-on that copies and pastes URL paths between tabs, ignoring or preserving the tab's origin (i.e., its scheme, host, and port). This is useful when you need to visit the same path on different domains or ports
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by gabesullice 2mo ago
So many parallels with my experience moving from the US to France. Things aren't as easy to get done here. I'm pretty hot today with my struggling, portable AC. We have to wait for our laundry to air dry. I miss having a garage fo
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by gabesullice 5mo ago
One of my favorite projects that I ever worked on was an project that is really reminiscent of this. The project was to create a browser-based educational tangram[1] puzzle game for kids. It was filled with neat mathematical challenges like
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by gabesullice 5mo ago
It's been confusing to me that so many people have treated markdown as the lingua franca for agent instructions when their training corpus must be dramatically biased to HTML instead of Mardown. Markdown only makes sense for us meatbag
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by gabesullice 1y ago
To be clear, I'm not wishing for evidence of whether RTO is good or bad. I want evidence that proves "it's about cheap layoffs" or "it's about real estate" or "it's because they want to monitor p
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by gabesullice 1y ago
I'm genuinely interested in why RTO is trending. I searched Harvard Business Review, Gartner, and other sources just last week trying to find the rationale, but I wasn't successful. In fact, I found those sources to be a little ca
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by gabesullice 1y ago
For an actual view of the syntax not behind a sign-in wall: https://thephp.foundation/blog/2025/08/05/compile-generics/
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by gabesullice 1y ago
I might be too late for you to see this, but I'm curious why your final example requires the function "f" to receive the canWrite channel. I must be missing something. Couldn't the Ordered map signature be: func Orde
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by gabesullice 1y ago
Jeff is a treasure! https://youtube.com/@jeffgeerling
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by gabesullice 1y ago
I love this post style. Never stop learning friend!
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by gabesullice 1y ago
Offline is good for things like your ball sort game or a calculator. But the developers of that sort of thing want to make money, so they sell apps in the app store. Offline order history is only a marginal improvement on the e-commerce exp
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by gabesullice 1y ago
"So... Taxes?" If we're talking about wealth not income, then no, not really. We don't usually think of asset seizure as "taxes". In other words, one "taxes" flows (like capital gains and wages) and &
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by gabesullice 1y ago
The authors write that it's "counterintuitive " that in states with low crime and efficient beaurocracies, the uberrich tend to conceal or relocate their wealth more. See: "This suggests a counterintuitive result: us
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by gabesullice 1y ago
> If you are building a public API for external developers you don’t control, invest in HATEOAS. If you are building a backend for a single frontend controlled by your own team, a simpler RPC-style API may be the more practical choice. M
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by gabesullice 1y ago
The thing to internalize about "true" REST is that HN (and the rest of the web) is really a RESTful web service. You visit the homepage, a hypermedia format is delivered to a generic client (your browser), and its resources (pages
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by gabesullice 1y ago
This looks awesome. I've searched for something like this many times and made a half dozen half-hearted attempts to build it too. Great job!
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by gabesullice 1y ago
https://lumiere-a.akamaihd.net/v1/images/image_7b0b0044.jpeg
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by gabesullice 1y ago
I think my post aged quite well, considering the resolution happened a few hours later, no? Your post was implicitly invoking Occam's razor and so the premise of the question was about deciding which explanation to believe. I rejected
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by gabesullice 1y ago
These explanations are not mutually exclusive.
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by gabesullice 1y ago
As a newly minted cynic, this seems like a cynical play to save someone's budget. Step 1: Post discreetly to a forum with minimal information and an absurdly short deadline Step 2: Phone your friend, the former board member, to make yo
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by gabesullice 1y ago
This feels ill advised and I don't believe that HTTP streaming was designed with this pattern in mind Perhaps I'm wrong, but I believe HTTP streaming is for chunking large blobs. I worry that if you use this pattern and treat stre
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by gabesullice 2y ago
I came back to this post because of this issue. I want to delete my account—not unsubscribe. It's a cool idea, but only accessible to me between 00:39:00–03:39:00 (UTC-01:00). I'm too old for that! :P I assume there is a way to de
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by gabesullice 2y ago
Do you mean a daily digest of Slack comms?
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by gabesullice 2y ago
https://ddev.com/ has become standard in the circles I run in (most are web devs working in agencies touching multiple projects each week). You don't have to use DDEV specifically, but it works like a dream and may pro
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by gabesullice 2y ago
I have not tried this, but I'm reminded of the post https://rachelbythebay.com/w/2024/09/22/colo/ , which describes how one can host your own infrastructure in a colocation rack, which sounds pr
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by gabesullice 2y ago
Here is my source, which uses the same census data in your claim: https://usafacts.org/articles/which-states-rely-the-most-on-... Regardless, I addressed your point already.
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by gabesullice 2y ago
The government of Florida operates with no income tax. Its GDP is comparable to Spain and its population sits between Chile and Australia. Less than one fifth of its revenue comes from federal sources. If its residents weren't paying f
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by gabesullice 2y ago
The article's argument is that experience is a better teacher than a person with a curriculum and a chalkboard, which I agree with, but the proposed solution: "so, let's just give them experience!" is a shallow propositi
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by gabesullice 2y ago
> This doesn’t solve the issue of cloud to device traffic being dropped after NAT timeout (check back for another post on that topic), but for many low power use cases, being able to sleep for an extended period of time is less importan

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