rapnie

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by rapnie 3y ago
In my country it is like covid never happened. Yet, there are quite a few people for whom covid is still a threat. People with long covid for instance or respiratory illnesses. There are Free Software conferences that take that into account
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by rapnie 3y ago
This is the case where I first checked the submission before the comments to see if it was Gordon Gecko's "Greed is Good" quote. Damn. I was wrong.
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by rapnie 3y ago
Depends in what language you are developing. Tool support is being added everywhere. Here's Chrome WebAssembly support described: https://developer.chrome.com/blog/new-in-devtools-114/#wasm
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by rapnie 3y ago
Nice! I found https://d2lang.com via your link, and thought it warranted a separate submission: https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=36224084
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D2: Declarative Diagramming(d2lang.com)
51 points by rapnie 3y ago|3 comments
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by rapnie 3y ago
WebAssembly may bring change here. See the recent HN discussion on emerging Gui libraries in Rust: https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=35722681
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How about the corporations that make the AI. Will they take over the world?(aus.social)
1 points by rapnie 3y ago|0 comments
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by rapnie 3y ago
Weird. Anecdotal I think. Maybe something with your instance. Mastodon UI is quick and snappy for me. I migrated away from mastodon.social when the influx from Twitter made that server very slow (it has since scaled up significantly).
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by rapnie 3y ago
> But WebAssembly goes way beyond browsers, and so does SQLite. Recent releases compile to WASI — a modular system interface for WebAssembly. Wasm Labs group in VMware was involved with this. See: "SQLite builds for WASI since 3.41.
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by rapnie 3y ago
A tough road ahead, I agree. Currently there is other work going, by the Spritely Institute [0] non-profit. They are working on standard specifications fo the Object Capability Network (OCapN) [1] and Cap'n Proto may align with that. S
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by rapnie 3y ago
This aligns with CUPID Joyful Coding [0] by Dan North. [0] https://cupid.dev
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by rapnie 3y ago
> Also how does sandstorm makes money then ? It doesn't. It is an open source project. Originally Sandstorm was offered by a startup, but they stopped [0] in 2017. You can make donations though [1]. [0] https://sandstorm.
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by rapnie 3y ago
Yes, Yunohost makes installs very easy. But if something isn't working right then you got extra layers to deal with. I don't know how Sandstorm deals with this, but Yunohost taking care of the install and upgrade procedures means
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by rapnie 3y ago
Some language implementations are under active development, like C++, Go and Rust. Others not so much. As language support comes, these are major ones. Let's hope they can drive the ecosystem forwards into more popular use.
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by rapnie 3y ago
Tempest [0] looks very interesting. What is the current state of the project? [0] https://github.com/zenhack/tempest
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by rapnie 3y ago
I like how they use capability-based security [0] and use Cap'n Proto protocol. This is another technology that is slow to get broad adoption, but has many things going for when compared to e.g. Protocol Buffers (Cap'n Proto is cr
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by rapnie 3y ago
In the Netherlands there is an ongoing debate on the use of ballast stones giving off quartz dust that can cause lung disease and cancer. https://www.dutchnews.nl/2021/04/prorail-is-jeopardising-wor...
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by rapnie 3y ago
Alright. May the .io tld follow suit. https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/.io#Controversy
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Opting out (of public chatroom scraping for archive.matrix.org)(github.com)
4 points by rapnie 3y ago|0 comments
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by rapnie 3y ago
Another interesting topic to look into is forge federation. Forgejo [0], the code forge on which Codeberg is based is one forge software that intends to federate their repositories between server instances over the network using ActivityPub
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by rapnie 3y ago
3 different forum softwares are working on ActivityPub support: Discourse (via The Pavilion), Flarum, and nodeBB.
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by rapnie 3y ago
I've noticed the same in the Netherlands anecdotally.. delivery services hated with a vengeance, yet restaurant owners convicted to using them nonetheless. (There was also a TV documentary some time ago, but about The Fork, and how Ams
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LVGL in WebAssembly with Zig Compiler(lupyuen.codeberg.page)
2 points by rapnie 3y ago|0 comments
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by rapnie 3y ago
Looks like Sandstorm still has the original founders on the FOSS project they now are, just not as a company. Both co-founders working for Cloudflare now: https://sandstorm.io/about
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by rapnie 3y ago
In their community repo: > We want to welcome as many developers and companies joining and participating in WASIX. This is a project that aims to be governed by many entities, not just one. > Wazero, Zig, and AssemblyScript could be g
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by rapnie 3y ago
wasmCloud is a WebAssembly platform that runs on an Erlang/OTP runtime (written in Elixir) to expose an Actor model, first of all in Rust, but where Actor implementations are compiled into Wasm compontents. It allows separation of busi
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wasmCloud: Develop. Deploy. Distribute(wasmcloud.com)
1 points by rapnie 3y ago|1 comments
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by rapnie 3y ago
The list is seeking a maintainer. https://github.com/liveviews/liveviews/issues/23
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by rapnie 3y ago
https://freenet.org are building one right now.
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Everything Is Deeply Intertwingled(tube.arthack.nz)
4 points by rapnie 3y ago|0 comments

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