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bobajeff

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    Comment #49243541

    Yeah, this is a more honest assessment than the others I've read here. Of course them being ISO(like) standards with competing implementations/tools was also important for C, C++ a…

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    Comment #49176555

    Thanks, That worked.

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    Comment #49176253

    >Access to this site was denied for security reasons. Please contact your network or system administrator Is what I see. Which makes sense I guess. Maybe just tell me how you got t…

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    Comment #49144631

    I've found out about this and datastar * in the last 2 days. I'm getting confused about what these light frameworks/libraries are doing that I need over vanilla js. Also how do the…

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    Comment #49130216

    Yeah, it's a Linux system. I can't remember if it was spidermonkey that it failed on or not. Though it sounds like maybe they should consider using another JavaScript engine if it'…

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    Comment #49128867

    The last few times I've tried to build Servo it's failed for me. (It's also one the very few rust projects that have ever failed to build for me).

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    Comment #49128772

    I think you mean that the Ladybird project doesn't accept outside contributions anymore but it's still open source (just checked it's under BSD 2-Clause License). Pretty important …

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    Comment #49047177

    I'm not sure why people are claiming wasm isn't ready. It's just a compiler target like asm.js was. And that's been in use pretty much from the start when they got Unreal Engine, U…

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    Comment #49031300

    Actually, at least on Chromium it's possible to use Dwarf debugging symbols in debugging your wasm files. It's a little tricky because the documentation isn't that clear but I've r…

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    Comment #48991065

    Many people here seem to think this change will allow for people to package their Linux apps to be portable across distros/distro releases. If this is true then this a great! On De…

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    Comment #48920639

    Yeah after I read this I looked at the "code". It's a lot of placeholder.cpp with int main(){return}; This is so very sketchy.

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    Comment #48867792

    I tried the demo. One thing I've noticed is it's sometimes hard to know what operation clicking or dragging something will do (or has done sometimes). I'm not sure what would help …

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    Comment #48864890

    I watched the video. I think I've been wanting something like this recently but there's not really a name for this sort of thing that I know of. Relatedly, I've been working on a s…

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    Comment #48798700

    Even if the research is flawed I'm happy they are trying this. They are taking advantage of LLMs to have less rigid tests and also give feedback. I think there is more potential ap…

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    Comment #48777345

    I like the goal of this. As expected, I don't really understand the math/concept of this. It sounds like it caches some neural network activity and exports it to be run later. So I…

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    Comment #48722771

    I don't really know what outerframe frame is. I tried to understand from the video and the blog but I'm still not sure what it is. Is it like a web browser but instead of DOM, HTML…

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    Comment #48679599

    No, it's just a calculator app. So I guess it's not that crazy of a way to use those together but it sure seemed like it would be before I started tried it.

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    Comment #48677733

    Congrats on your game it reminds me both of SimCity on the SNES and SimCity 2000 (pc). I'm also using a cursed stack (deno + pyodide) and it's awesome! Everything works surprisingl…

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    Comment #48659767

    It's kind of funny that Modular is getting acquired by a hardware company considering what it's founder has said repeatedly in interviews and articles about how those companies fai…

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    Comment #48631212

    No. As I understand it, the Raw backed just gives you a Window with input handling and you have to embed something like Skia, WebGPU for the graphics. So basically you have make yo…

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    Comment #48629777

    I'm happy to see this I see that this provides CEF, Webview and Raw * backbends but it would be nice if there was also a launch in browser option (like WebUI has). To me that has t…

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    Comment #48629678

    There's also just shipping with a Web interface that opens in a browser (like Jupyter, or WebUI apps). Plus there's the option to use the system Webview like Deno Desktop (this), T…

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    Comment #48629513

    Deno actually has had a built in compile to binary feature * I've used it before a few times. * https://docs.deno.com/runtime/reference/cli/compile/

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    Comment #48439131

    For those interested here * is a similar project that I believe is * not* vibe coded posted a few weeks ago **. * https://github.com/eigenpal/docx-editor ** https://news.ycombinato…