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fwsgonzo

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    Hm that's strange. I have 300mbit here and the entire WASM blob is 30mb, it really should go through fast. It's hosted by Deno as a WebSocket proxy and file server. I'm wondering i…

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    I'm looking for brutal feedback for my game that I'm working on. I'm working on a cozy voxel game with RPG and platforming elements. Still early days, so I'm still figuring things …

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    Comment #48898093

    Yep, plain as day issues aren't being solved: Climate catastrophe, extreme concentration of wealth (with asset buying blowing up house prices), monopolies and oligopolies is now th…

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    Comment #48718286

    Is this going to be a way to execute emscripted-built projects locally? Or is the target something else entirely, like WASM interacting with Java?

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    Comment #48512907

    The loopholes are well known at this point. They keep renewing loans until they die, then it's tax-free after death. It's called Buy-Borrow-Die.

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    Comment #47514971

    You either have to pause the caller or prevent the caller from trampling the memory while the callee is using it. If you look at previous work like VMRPC ( https://ieeexplore.ieee.…

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    Comment #47492683

    Sorry about that, the conference was on Feb 2, and it's supposed to be out any day/week now. I don't have a date. There is a blog-style writeup here: https://fwsgonzo.medium.com/an…

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    Comment #47492142

    Best I can do is reply to an e-mail if someone asks for the paper, since it's not out yet. The e-mail ends with hotmail.

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    Comment #47491965

    I actually just published a paper about something like this, which I implemented in both libriscv and TinyKVM called "Inter-Process Remote Execution (IPRE): Low-latency IPC/RPC usi…

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    Comment #47444698

    desktop CPUs running inference on a single background thread would be the ideal case for what I'm considering.

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    Comment #47442362

    How much work would it be to use the C++ ONNX run-time with this instead of Python? Is it a Claudeable amount of work? The iOS version is Swift-based.

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    Comment #46986516

    Gjerne det! Sitter her om dagen: https://discord.gg/4e3yd5ej

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    Comment #46972211

    Same here, also on an island. We lost power for ~8 hours during a storm, however that is the longest I've ever experienced. I have this stone fireplace: https://www.norskkleber.no/…

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    Comment #46651678

    This is true. A multi-tier JIT-compiler requires writable execute memory and the ability to flush icache. Loading segments dynamically is nice and covers a lot of the ground, but i…

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    It's designed to be low-latency enough that calling into the scripting solution is not considered a high cost. With something like Lua you're likely to hold back a lot, as it has a…