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sharat87

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About sharat87

Blog and homepage at https://sharats.me, creator of https://httpbun.com, https://prestige.dev, and more, reachable at happy.sand3297@fastmail.com.

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    Comment #49253135

    Adding games to https://play.sharats.me for my 5yo to help learn to read. There’s word safari, word family, tiny farm etc. Very rough but she already loves them and is visibly gett…

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    Comment #48535280

    Indeed. This collection costed me around one-month Claude pro subscription around April/May I think. Staggered because of rate-limiting. But it was almost entirely developed on my …

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    Comment #48514286

    Some mini-games. Nothing innovative much, just something I made for myself, and for my kids. https://play.sharats.me

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    https://sharats.me

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    Comment #46583225

    I'm taking this more as a "pricing" change. Like, if you pay 200$ then you can use inference only in these limited scopes. If you want more unrestricted access to inference, use th…

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    Comment #42746730

    Httpbun is an HTTP server similar to httpbin.org, but has a few more bells. One of them is the `/mix` endpoint, and the Mixer tool. With httpbin, we can't have an endpoint that res…

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    Comment #41679613

    Very beta and work-in-progress, https://littletools.app/saml-provider . I intend to work on it further once my kid is… well, a little less of a toddler. :)

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    Comment #38864571

    My little daughter, and my mother, love playing a little game I made. That made making the game oh so much more rewarding and fun! It's at https://play.sharats.me .

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    Show HN: Httpbun – A companion tool to test HTTP clients

    Hi HN! This is a tool I've been using for ~2y for testing HTTP clients, and to inspect requests, _as seen by_ the target server. It's heavily inspired by httpbin.org, but it has mo…

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    Comment #38278135

    I attempted to solve this recently with a browser extension at https://github.com/sharat87/inhuman-time Previously discussed at https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=33446662

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    Comment #33449842

    Haha, fair enough. I wanted to add a choice of formats, and this gives me ideas. Thanks!

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    Comment #33448775

    Yeah, I wish that were the case too. But supporting all websites is a little hard. I don't intend to stop with just GitHub though, but will be adding more slowly over time.

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    Comment #33446663

    Hey HN, this is a quick tiny browser extension to change human time displays to inhuman ones, on GitHub. Changes human time displays to inhuman ones on GitHub. For example, a time …

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    Comment #33366955

    Hey Peter! It's so humbling to see you check out my blog! Your articles on awk and sed were a huge inspiration to me around 2008-09, and I super-looked up to you. Never have I imag…

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    Comment #33366926

    Thanks. Didn't know the word builtin had a specific meaning in bash, which, seems obvious now in hindsight. Should be fixed soon.

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    Comment #33355853

    Good catch. Fixing it.

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    Comment #33355843

    Excellent point. Thanks for this. Fixing it.

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    Comment #33106136

    Hey all! Appsmith is an open-source low-code platform for building internal tools quick. A big part of the coding experience in Appsmith is the Appsmith Debugger. To help you get t…