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explodingcamera

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About explodingcamera

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    Location: Stuttgart, Germany Remote: Open to remote or hybrid, anywhere in the EU Willing to relocate: Yes Technologies: Rust, WebAssembly, TypeScript, React, PostgreSQL, Redis, Do…

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    I guess that sounds like the normal web/progressive web apps/web archives (especially with the push to more platform APIs in browsers)? Also, Tauri uses the system's WebView2/Webki…

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    As far as I can see from looking at their repo, Drizzle isn't a wrapper for Kysely though? You can use Kysely or other query builders with drizzle, but it has its own query builder…

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    Comment #39683147

    It seems to be wrapping drizzle, with astrodb just being a way to deeper integrate it into the framework and adding some ease of use features. Also seems like a nice way to support…

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    Comment #39636077

    Yeah, the only unsafe code right now is using this trait to prevent some duplicate bounds checking when reading/writing to memories that wasn't being optimized by the rust compiler…

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    Comment #39631293

    Hi! I have a short reflection essay, which should be mostly covered by the documentation in the repo. But I could share it if you shoot me an email.

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    Comment #39629915

    WASI is one of the next things I want to explore. Right now, there sadly doesn't seem to be any self-contained implementations for the recently released WASI preview 2 out there, a…

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    Show HN: TinyWasm – A tiny WebAssembly Runtime written in Rust

    Show HN: TinyWasm - A tiny WebAssembly Runtime written in Rust Hi HN! I'm excited to share TinyWasm ( https://github.com/explodingcamera/tinywasm ), a WebAssembly Interpreter I dev…

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    Comment #39003729

    zero-clause BSD is essentially a modified MIT that doesn't even require attribution, so essentially a "public domain" like license.

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    Comment #38397617

    It is absolutely done, mostly by the media player/library used, e.g exoplayer on Android has automatic lag compensation for that purpose.

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    Comment #38370853

    From the documentation, it seems like there is 0 mercurial support. It's its own separate version control system that diverged years ago. You can either use the sapling scm client …

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    Comment #37277572

    The latest reply in this GitHub issue links to documentation and a example repo showing that tailwind is supported though

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    Comment #36589168

    https://blog.henrygressmann.de - just getting started though

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    Comment #36286249

    The visualization looks cool, but it's not fun to use, not having an overview of all the project names really messes with my head, especially always having to scroll back up and no…

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    Comment #36036245

    Esperanto is supported in their larger model

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    Comment #35375744

    How is it with high bandwidth application? E.g would it be okay to put my media server behind it? Currently tunneling it through a VPS so cloudflare doesn't get mad.

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    Looks really nice! Also, super happy that the interactive examples are not super sluggish code sandbox iframes, they're actually usable! A more typescript-first approach would have…

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    Comment #35086500

    I think the Python 2 requirement is just a mistake in the README, I'm pretty sure the node-gyp version they're using only supports python 3.

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    Comment #35086418

    what does this have to do with the eu? The bad proposals I've seen have all been shut down, and instead good laws like gdpr and net neutrality have been enacted eu-wide.

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