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See this reply to a sibling of your comment: https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=48980044

> Author here, a bit cringe to see your WIP project posted here. I'm confused; are you referring to GP's link to `gimli`, or your own repo in the OP?

Thanks! Can't forget your help in the process.

We've got this index of apps we're aware of, if you'd like to peruse: https://bugzilla.mozilla.org/show_bug.cgi?id=webgpu-apps

A well-earned accolade! Thanks for helping Firefox make a WebGPU.

Member of Firefox's WebGPU team here. This is expected. Stable support for macOS is something we hope to ship soon! From the post: > Although Firefox 141 enables WebGPU only on Win…

Member of Firefox's WebGPU team here. I'm curious what extensions you're referring to! We're hoping to ship on Windows stable in the next couple of Firefox releases. Other platform…

> The big advantage of Make is that it is probably already installed. ...unless you're on Windows, like me!

Went to comments here exactly for this. I was delighted to see one of my favorite authors front-and-center as an incidental detail of an otherwise unrelated tech. demo.

I think it's addressed in the article: > As you may know, we built a prototype for desktop PWAs a few years ago, and unfortunately user testing on our solution showed confusion and…

You're informing people (i.e., me and my team) that are working on implementing a spec. from a single piece of the web platform that their piece of the platform (graphics programmi…

I haven't had time to dig into all of these demos, but the material looks _delightful_. In case it's interesting to anyone, I did just go on a big bug-filing spree for Firefox. The…

Hey, member of the Firefox WebGPU team here. The short summary is: it's not yet ready for general consumption, but we're hoping to do so on the order of months, not years! Many thi…

Doesn't Jetbrains implement their own language support? Does this even use the first-party Deno components being discussed in the OP?

This reminds me of Nushell's structured output for its `ls` command. Nice!

Funnily enough, Dan calls out the differences of opinion of the styling of his site starting at this paragraph: > Just as an aside, something I've found funny for a long time is th…

RE: profiles: pro tip: you can use `about:profiles`.

It seems strange, because it's not reality! Forensic tools like FTK and Autopsy have had a plug-in framework for these forever, speaking as a former contributor to the former. Ther…

Hi there, member of the Firefox WebGPU team here! We don't consider WebGPU on FF "ready" yet, but you're welcome to follow along with our progress on Bugzilla: https://bugzilla.moz…

> There is another project inspired by scrcpy (I think) called sndcpy but it's no longer maintained it seems, so I'm very glad to see these capabilities added to scrcpy. From the b…

It seems like the blog post link[1] would be better than a GitHub release listing PRs? [1]: https://blog.rom1v.com/2023/03/scrcpy-2-0-with-audio/

This should be at least theoretically possible -- in Windows, for instance, device file paths are based on connection topology, including port address.

You're right that the end impact is the same for OP. I don't think GP is arguing that this should necessarily soften consequences. It's pretty important to know who is responsible …

I currently use the Lynket browser (which can leverage Chrome Custom Tabs to present each Firefox tab as an Android app per tab) and shortcuts to web links to get most of the feel …