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Macintosh Turns 36 Today
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Carbon Neutral Country
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May be or may not be. The unpredictability makes everyone curious to understand . I believe there must be a beginning but i'm not to sure about the end.
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Another new virus 2019-nCoV
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It is interesting to consider the big bang as a “Big Bounce”, a turning point in an ongoing cycle of contraction and expansion.
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What if the Universe has no end?
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Show HN: Pass Memory Between Rust and JavaScript
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A Rust to WASM story featuring wasm-bindgen
(sendilkumarn.com)
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This could have solved a lot of problems...
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It is indeed a very sad day. Personally I enjoyed being a small part of this community and amazed how welcoming and constructive it was. But yeah as we grow, we are bound to face this.
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Building Graphical Applications with Wasmer and WASI
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Ask HN: Self publishing book vs. writing a blog series
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Yeah I think this one has that fix. Infact, it is inspired from purerc :)
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7y ago
Thats cool. I think assemblyscript has implemented it. Something you might be interested to explore
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7y ago
I completely agree. My goal here is to learn and debug what is happening. (intention is to backport this into tinygo) There are a plenty of steps to make it into usable gc.
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Show HN: A pure reference counting GC in Go
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Blog: WebAssembly Module Sections
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Sharing Memory Between JavaScript and WASM with Rust
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Wasm-pack – build, pack and ship your WebAssembly
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What Is a Kubernetes Pod
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Intro to Svelte
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Eclipse Collections – the features your collections need
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7y ago
It produces much smaller binaries My blog post on it -> https://dev.to/sendilkumarn/tiny-go-to-webassembly-5168
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Kubernetes for Everyone
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Easy Microservices with Kubernetes and Istio
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Between thanks to everybody that I really get more and more information :) You are all the best.
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I am pretty sure that the amount of bacteria will be lesser than what we carry. But yeah at times I have the same thing running on my head. I was able to reduce my water bills by almost 30% just by manually cleaning the utensils and reducin
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I know odds are against us. If you really care about nature spend that 4 to 7 hours. Talk to your company and make it a policy, might be a fraction of your colleagues will do it. Meat, plastic and electronics are the problems I agree comple
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What if a tool does memory management? To understand what is the general opinion and who wants to use it.
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Ask HN: What language do you like to see compiling into WebAssembly?
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