igtumt

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   by igtumt 5mo ago

   Fun idea. At higher speeds, hitting the walls feels a bit restrictive — have you considered wrap-around edges (Snake-style)? Might improve the flow.
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   by igtumt 5mo ago

   It’s pretty minimal and focused on one thing: getting a video under 10MB. Curious if others run into the same problem or have better workflows for this.
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   Show HN: GitShrink – A simple in-browser video compressor for GitHub uploads

   2 points by igtumt 5mo ago|1 comments
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   by igtumt 5mo ago

   this is interesting and how much of the rendering/logic is running in WASM vs JS?
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   by igtumt 5mo ago

   This looks really useful for pre-runtime inspection of WASM modules. Are you using it for any security or sandboxing use cases?
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   by igtumt 5mo ago

   I was thinking about things like POST/PUT requests, adding headers or auth, maybe testing flows. For that, tools like Postman make sense. But for quick checks like “what does this return?”, I usually just want to check and move on.
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   by igtumt 5mo ago

   That looks interesting, I like the Markdown idea. I usually try to avoid installing tools just for quick checks, so I tend to prefer things that work instantly without setup. Do you use it more for repeatable workflows, or also for quick “c
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   by igtumt 5mo ago

   For daily use any advise?
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   Ask HN: What you use for quick API checks?

   1 points by igtumt 5mo ago|5 comments
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    by igtumt 5mo ago

    If I can try without sign in that would be nice.