Pay attention to WebAssembly
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Pay attention to WebAssembly
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Re: Pay attention to WebAssembly
#2The Open Policy Agent has been able to compile Rego policies into executable Wasm modules [0] for a couple of years, with some nice performance benefits [1].
[0] https://www.openpolicyagent.org/docs/latest/wasm/ [1] https://medium.com/open-policy-agent/opa-v0-15-1-rego-on-web...
Re: Pay attention to WebAssembly
#3WASM has been at an inflection point for 5 years. Where are we at with garbage collection and DOM access?
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#4Another random reason webassembly is really cool is that it let's you run ML models way faster after page load than through the GPU (which can take a ton of time to load all the buffers into VRAM).
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#5WebAssembly is full of potential. But so are Java bytecode, SPIR and various others. Why will WebAssembly take off where these haven't?
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#6WebAssembly is full of potential. But so are Java bytecode, SPIR and various others. Why will WebAssembly take off where these haven't?
It's already in all browsers.
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#7WebAssembly is full of potential. But so are Java bytecode, SPIR and various others. Why will WebAssembly take off where these haven't?
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#8Emscripten port on Adventure Game Studio was just merged. :)
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#9Emscripten port on Adventure Game Studio was just merged. :)
Sick! I didn't know emscripten used webassembly I should have guessed by now they would have merged it or something.
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#10I’m waiting for a Docker container with a WASM runtime. Wait, maybe someone’s already done that…
/s
PS - actually, originally I was being sarcastic, but there probably are some very good security use cases for it.