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by ridruejo 5y ago
He explains it in the article
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Running Python in WebAssembly(fermyon.com)
2 points by ridruejo 5y ago|0 comments
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by ridruejo 5y ago
Wasm capabilities for server side enable you to have alternatives to K8s like Cloudflare workers that are far superior in performance and much simpler from a developer perspective. They are suitable for niche use cases right now, but I can
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by ridruejo 5y ago
Agree, but also there's a lot of core work been done by the industry (Intel, Google, etc.) that we all benefit from. It definitely 'feels' different than K8s and closer to the early days of the web
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by ridruejo 5y ago
Nice to see Wasm popping up in proposals like this one :)
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Fermyon Launches (WASM Startup)(fermyon.com)
4 points by ridruejo 5y ago|0 comments
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by ridruejo 5y ago
Yep
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LibreOffice Sees New Activity for Compiling to WebAssembly(phoronix.com)
3 points by ridruejo 5y ago|0 comments
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WasmEdge 0.9.0(secondstate.io)
4 points by ridruejo 5y ago|0 comments
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by ridruejo 5y ago
And from a geopolitical perspective, given everything going on and Finland’s neighbour
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WebAssembly with Suborbital and WasmEdge(blog.suborbital.dev)
1 points by ridruejo 5y ago|0 comments
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by ridruejo 5y ago
That's exactly what is happening. It is just that this time it may actually work. For one thing, the industry as a whole (including Microsoft) is supportive of the standard and we have the benefit of 25+ years of hindsight
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by ridruejo 5y ago
Love these direct founder responses. Makes me trust the service more than any amount of benchmarks
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Stripe acquires app marketplace OpenChannel(stripe.com)
3 points by ridruejo 5y ago|0 comments
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Terrarium: A browser-based WASM sandbox(wasm.fastlylabs.com)
15 points by ridruejo 5y ago|1 comments
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Tcl Distro for WebAssembly(github.com)
25 points by ridruejo 5y ago|0 comments
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by ridruejo 5y ago
And the music!
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by ridruejo 5y ago
It's an evolution of how you can communicate: pictures/written form -> 2D movies -> 3D movies -> AR/VR.
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by ridruejo 5y ago
Oh man this brings back memories. I had a good laugh with this in the past, tried recently to find it and I couldn’t. Thanks for rescuing a classic. Another from circa the same time was “action item man”
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by ridruejo 5y ago
Well written article and great reminder that Kubernetes is not the answer to everything.
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Joys of Porting a Kernel to WebAssembly(medium.com)
45 points by ridruejo 5y ago|11 comments
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by ridruejo 5y ago
I'm half way through the book and found it quite good if you are interested in strategy, private equity because it talks about relatively recent events. There's also a recent a16z podcast with Dell, Martin Casado and Andreessen th
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by ridruejo 5y ago
I enjoyed it. It basically a conversation about the experience of Dell taking his company private and then public again and the underlying thesis for doing so (is the future public cloud? Edge?). Flowed well and felt like being a fly on the
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Cloud Wars and Company Wars(future.a16z.com)
1 points by ridruejo 5y ago|0 comments
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by ridruejo 5y ago
Continue to be impressed to have the CEO replying to comments on HN, as with Stripe ... that's a good signal :)
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Miniflare Now Part of Cloudflare(twitter.com)
2 points by ridruejo 5y ago|0 comments
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Why I will not exercise my Gitlab stock options (2017)(hackernoon.com)
9 points by ridruejo 5y ago|6 comments
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by ridruejo 5y ago
RIP. Like many others in here, the ZX Spectrum was my first computer and I still have fond memories of that time.
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by ridruejo 5y ago
That's awesome
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by ridruejo 5y ago
There are two parts to this. Who decides how much money what you made is worth, which is the market (and what I was referring to), and how much % of that the government takes.

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