mendyberger

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The Future of wasi-gfx and wasi:webgpu(wasi-gfx.dev)
43 points by mendyberger 3mo ago|14 comments
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by mendyberger 4mo ago
Component model can run in any js runtime with jco
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Sandboxing AIOps and Agentic AI Security(blog.cosmonic.com)
13 points by mendyberger 4mo ago|0 comments
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OpenAI: WebAssembly and Rust Are Reshaping Data Visualization in BI(blog.gopenai.com)
2 points by mendyberger 5mo ago|0 comments
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by mendyberger 5mo ago
I wonder if this mess has anything to do with talent loss resulting from layoffs after the pandemic
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by mendyberger 6mo ago
Wasm is safer since it has a much smaller attack surface.
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by mendyberger 6mo ago
Sorry, here's the working link https://github.com/mendyberger/browser.wit
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by mendyberger 6mo ago
It's not just about string performance, it's about making wasm a first class experience on the web. That includes performance improvements - because you don't need to wake up the js engine - but it's a lot more than that
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by mendyberger 6mo ago
Things are slowly getting better in wasm world. The c-style interface of wasm is pretty limiting when designing higher level interfaces, which is why wasn-bindgen is required in the first place. Luckily, Firefox is pushing an early proposal
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by mendyberger 7mo ago
> Comparing today's internet to the 90s is hardly fair. It has become extremely predatory... I think you're missing the point they're trying to make. It's not that the problem isn't real, it's that the solut
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by mendyberger 7mo ago
There can be an automated way of translating WebIDL to wit. I've actually tried to do that the past and got pretty far. https://github.com/wasi-gfx/webidl2wit And here's the generated wit https://
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by mendyberger 7mo ago
> What specific scenarios do you aspire to unlock Modern languages come with lots of interesting features like better dev ex, null safety, etc. Js is a fine language, but there are other languages that bring unique advantages, the web sh
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by mendyberger 7mo ago
Is `component {}` valid wit syntax? I've never seen that before
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by mendyberger 7mo ago
41:08 > it doesn't seem like this should be possible on a Linux server Some real misconceptions here
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by mendyberger 7mo ago
18 seconds in: > at the time just about everyone believed that hacking the system was impossible. Bit of a nitpick, but I don't think saying things like this to normies is a good idea. Every system is hackable.
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by mendyberger 8mo ago
As someone who very interested in wasm, I really loved the post!
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by mendyberger 8mo ago
Fair enough. For me, having wgpu's rust native api feels so much nicer than having to deal with the unergenomic web_sys api. Tradeoffs.
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by mendyberger 8mo ago
Curious, why use web-sys directly instead of wgpu?
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Reddit Partially Down(redditstatus.com)
7 points by mendyberger 9mo ago|2 comments
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by mendyberger 10mo ago
Can happen to corporate projects as well. As one example, look at how many projects Google has killed.
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by mendyberger 10mo ago
After restarting my computer, reinstalling git, almost ready to reinstall my os, I find out it's not even my fault
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by mendyberger 1y ago
But the other browsers objected yet Chrome still shipped them
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by mendyberger 1y ago
Not true about webgpu, but true about some APIs in Google's project-fugu
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by mendyberger 1y ago
Kind of a dumb question, but how does it work if you have a 10 year non-compete in FL but move to another state after 5 years, is the non-compete valid in the other state?
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by mendyberger 1y ago
Firefox doesn't support WebGPU in stable yet. Chromium does support WebGPU in stable, but not on Linux.
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by mendyberger 2y ago
Code is actually tiny. Impressive! You could make it even smaller by removing all the element names, and just have it be passed in as an argument. Would also reduce the amount of functions you need to declare, though function count is likel
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by mendyberger 2y ago
This is the public link https://t.co/3xeGnKhwYr
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by mendyberger 2y ago
This? https://github.com/WebAssembly/wasi-webgpu
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by mendyberger 2y ago
Readme says it's a C++ library. Any plans to support higher level languages such as Go or even Python?
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by mendyberger 2y ago
Cool project! Looks like it supports geometry and textures now, any plans to support shaders?

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