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Comment #37259817
Maybe you can try https://flows.network/ , which supports environment variables when creating an app. You can also manage the environment variables later with their UI. Click on ht…
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Comment #36995039
I'm wondering what will happen if we let ChatGPT review these PRs created by ChatGPT. Yes, We made a small tool to help developer review their PR. Seems a great supplement for Swee…
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Comment #36968829
Actually, That's why I got your post so quickly.
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Comment #36968811
We made a tool to Hacker News Posts with ChatGPT. You can customize which topic you're concerned about, then ask ChatGPT to give you a TLDR of the posts. Welcome to give it a try! …
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Comment #35008122
Github as the conversational UI.
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Comment #33797918
Hmm, we allow the CLI to execute AOT code sections embedded in WASM files as a convenience feature -- you can do AOT compilation and then execute it on your CLI. For server side de…
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Comment #33795616
I can think of a few: * Lightweight (no GC, under 2MB) * Designed to be a secure sandbox (not just a language runtime) * Modular (add host functions as needed — eg support for Tens…
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Comment #33795161
Personally, I believe v8 is and always will be primarily focused on the browser use case. It’s support for wasi, container tooling will always take a back seat compared with priori…
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Comment #33793750
We are hoping to get WasmEdge running on as many IoT devices as possible … We would love to see more containerization on the edge: https://www.cncf.io/blog/2021/11/11/containerizat…
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Comment #33793700
Disclaimer: I am a maintainer at WasmEdge. One of the benefits of running JS in Wasm (specifically the QuickJS approach) is that you can create JS APIs in Rust. That allows you to …
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Comment #33793659
Will improve! Thanks! One of the challenges is that Wasm supports multiple languages. So, we will have to decide to start from a Rust app or a JS app or something else. Would love …
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Comment #33793645
Disclaimer: I am a maintainer of WasmEdge. WASI-NN allows Wasm to be a wrapper of native tensor frameworks — very much the same way Python is a wrapper for Tensorflow and PyTorch. …
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Comment #33793584
I am a maintainer of the WasmEdge project. Yes, it is written in C++ for two reasons: 1 C++ apps can run a lot of edge hardware devices and OSes. We are running on RTOS like seL4 a…
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Comment #33793501
They are all outside of traditional mega data centers. :)
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Comment #33793485
I am a maintainer at WasmEdge. :) The name “edge” signifies that it is lightweight. We think it is a lightweight and secure alternative to Linux containers. The application use cas…
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Comment #32665995
Running PHP in WebAssembly is so cool!
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Comment #30281933
Great articles! > the unification of Docker and Wasm containers will happen at the orchestration layer. In fact, it happens now. The integration with WasmEdge and K8s toolings has …
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Comment #27381745
he WasmEdge Runtime (formerly SSVM) is a lightweight and high-performance WebAssembly (WASM) VM optimized for edge computing. It is widely used in scenarios ranging from cloud serv…
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