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by nilslice 3y ago
wat
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Observability Challenges in WASM(dylibso.com)
4 points by nilslice 3y ago|3 comments
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by nilslice 3y ago
No longer does Wasm/WASI need JS host! There are many spec-compliant runtimes built for environments from tiny embedded systems up to beefy arm/x86 racks: - https://github.com/bytecodealliance/wasm-micro-runti
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by nilslice 3y ago
ruffle is such a cool project - and one of the early successes of WebAssembly as a platform for the web
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by nilslice 3y ago
keep an eye on https://github.com/extism/extism for a pure Go option that does plugins well we embed wasmtime in your Go right now, but not for long…
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by nilslice 3y ago
Ah you are right indeed! Well, great minds think alike then I'd say ;) Love zellij, fantastic work.
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by nilslice 3y ago
Very cool! As a wasm fan, I'm excited to see this and really appreciate the detailed write-up. As a maintainer of Extism[0] (a wasm plugin system framework) I'm curious if our project came up in your research for this, and if so,
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A content-addressable datastore for WebAssembly modules(github.com)
10 points by nilslice 3y ago|1 comments
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by nilslice 3y ago
I'd encourage you to check out one of our projects, Extism[0], which helps make the kind of integrations you mention way easier! (and using wasm) 0: https://github.com/extism/extism
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by nilslice 3y ago
> The idea that WASM is the only sandboxed thing in the universe is just weird. I don't know anyone who has ever said that.
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by nilslice 3y ago
good point! postgres ftw
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by nilslice 3y ago
We have an end-to-end demo of a plug-in system driven game platform: https://github.com/extism/game_box (live deployment at https://gamebox.fly.dev/ ) Backend in Elixir, with Extism embedded and example
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by nilslice 3y ago
woah, awesome! sorry this didn't come up in our research. will try to update and fit it into the post if that's ok?
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by nilslice 3y ago
The very first sentence from the blog post: "User-defined functions (UDFs) have been a fixture in database systems for a considerable period of time, allowing users to extend the database’s built-in functionality to complement good ol’
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by nilslice 3y ago
We sure did =) Thank you, zephraph!
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by nilslice 3y ago
> De linking them means you can scale the two appropriately independently. It's definitely situational, and this can be true! But, generally its this kind of scaling optimization on everything that has us drowning in microservices t
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by nilslice 3y ago
while wasm is getting a ton of attention for its new place in the serverless world, I'm excited about how i may never write another sql stored procedure, or line of pl/sql again!
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WebAssembly is eating the database?(dylibso.com)
101 points by nilslice 3y ago|91 comments
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by nilslice 3y ago
We’re trying to get close to this, via our Universal Plugin System, Extism: https://github.com/extism/extism Call common wasm code across 16 different programming languages using our SDKs.
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by nilslice 3y ago
haha I don't take it personally, but I do think people deserve to be called out when they are flagrantly disrespectful not only to the individuals who work on the primary project, but the second-order disrespect to people around the wo
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by nilslice 3y ago
WASM is run in a "brain in a jar" type execution model, with basically zero knowledge or access to its external environment (the "host"). So it could absolutely take advantage of these kinds of peripherals, but the host
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by nilslice 3y ago
If you're interested in making your own game, please feel free to reach out on Discord: https://discord.gg/cx3usBCWnc Or refer to some existing WASM game examples: https://github.com/extism/game_bo
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Calling ChatGPT from a WebAssembly Plug-In(extism.org)
5 points by nilslice 4y ago|1 comments
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by nilslice 4y ago
This was a fun demo to see how we could use Extism's standalone WebAssembly runtime[0] to interact with the ChatGPT API. Many folks in our community had asked about it, so we put together a short tutorial. [0]: https://githu
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by nilslice 4y ago
Would love to know what you're interested in doing.. we make Extism[0] which allows you to more or less ignore the lack of a "standard library" for something like V8 wasm environments.. Spin definitely makes it easier to comp
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by nilslice 4y ago
i saw a very early version of Quadratic and was impressed then, so to see what David and team have done in the months since is awesome! congrats on the launch :)
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by nilslice 4y ago
Oh, and here's an example (test) showing how to construct a "manifest" to control the cpu/memory limits: https://github.com/extism/extism/blob/main/python/tests/test... cpu
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by nilslice 4y ago
Have you seen Extism? We call it a "plugin system", but it's far more generic than that.. just hard to market a "general purpose universal code runtime". Python SDK: https://extism.org/docs/inte
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by nilslice 4y ago
recently updated firmware fixed the suspend issues I had on lemur pro!
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by nilslice 4y ago
Too small for me.. I'd like to containerize this and add at least 10 more MB, do you have a Dockerfile already?

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