Indeed, introducing WebAssembly paradoxically creates more demand to increase the CPU time limits -- because with WebAssembly, it's actually reasonable to imagi

Indeed, introducing WebAssembly paradoxically creates more demand to increase the CPU time limits -- because with WebAssembly, it's actually reasonable to imagine doing signal processing in Workers, whereas in pure JavaScript it made less sense. We'll probably need to go back and re-evaluate the CPU time limits in the near future. In the meantime, feel free to contact us if you have a specific use case in mind that doesn't seem to be fitting the limits, and we'll figure something out.