txdv

8 ms·

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by txdv 2y ago
Yes, there are multiple efforts which compile JVM bytecode and CIL bytecode to WASM.
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by txdv 2y ago
I this exploitable for all architectures? For some reason I am under the impression that its only for x86
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by txdv 2y ago
Yeah, I did not enjoy that part, it was basically an abrubt stop. It also sounded that they were compiling java to js and afterwards to wasm, I would like to know what engine they are using.
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by txdv 2y ago
Yes you can compile CPython and utilize its GC. The idea of WasmGC is to make objects which are available in the browser environment (like window) available in the wasm module. It is a spec which allows you to pass objects which are actuall
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by txdv 2y ago
I just bought it a month ago for max support for a ridiculous price like 50eu :(
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by txdv 2y ago
> And nothing coming out of either the US or Europe comes close to addressing the true problem, which is that these companies are simply too big. The tech industry will never be a genuinely free market as long as big tech companies are a
67.
by txdv 2y ago
This went from CSS framework bad to capitalism is bad really quick
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by txdv 2y ago
The X Windowing system is a hackers delight. If you have a remote server with UI, you can set up a X Window server on your Windows/MacOS machine and forward via SSH X messages to use GUI apps on your server, but view the result locally
69.
by txdv 3y ago
Can they fax me the pricing page?
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by txdv 3y ago
love it, even `bun upgrade` is fast: On my rpi 4 that I capped to 600mhz for performance testing: Bun v1.1.0 is out! You're on 1.0.36 [3.93s] Upgraded.
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by txdv 3y ago
I remember building an Ahtlon 64 system with a GeForce 7900GTX at that time and I played with Far Cry everything maxed out. Half of the cost of that computer was the graphics card and it was the absolute highest end model that money could b
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by txdv 3y ago
You parse the string and then iterate over the passed arguments and check if everything adds ups. Rather straightforward. Expressing it in the type system like TS did is impressive, but not simple.
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by txdv 3y ago
Zig is moving away from LLVM. Its already has its own backend targeting debug builds for x86 and arm. ReleaseFast and ReleaseSmall is an entire different beast, but its going to be tackled eventually.
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by txdv 3y ago
My auntie could eat a lot and was always super thin. Then she turned 50 and her metabolism stopped keeping up and gained a lot of weight. Saw the same happening with someone turning 25, super thin athletic body into gut over the course of 2
75.
by txdv 3y ago
The rent seeking has begun
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by txdv 3y ago
Thinking of it, there are small UPS devices which have usb output, maybe I should buy one.
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by txdv 3y ago
My argon rasberry setup with an SSD is also stable. Only reason why it fails is when the electricity goes out. A battery that could keep it running for 10 minutes would completely be enough.
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by txdv 3y ago
Yeah, and zig solves that. Instead of installing, trying the right header files, you just untar 70mb and you are good to go.
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by txdv 3y ago
A LOT of projects in the Java world do add new features to java. My favorite is CraC
80.
by txdv 3y ago
Got a 2017 macbook, please force me to ugprade
81.
by txdv 3y ago
Maybe these containers should be build for wasm-wasi instead of x86 from the beginning? Then there would be no need to emulate x86 in wasm
82.
by txdv 3y ago
link please
83.
by txdv 3y ago
o wow, the KPI of user acquisition should be through the roof with login required
84.
by txdv 3y ago
It's been a long process, 2 years ago people were already talking about Evergrande falling
85.
by txdv 3y ago
Scala can just use the virtual thread pool as default execution context and its beautiful, you can just call whatever you want in a Future
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by txdv 3y ago
I wanted to have apple notes on linux, so I used tauri and just redirected to the apple notes web app. I could really feel the lag and the lack of snappiness when interacting with that UI. Its webkit, safari also uses webkit? Why is it so s
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by txdv 3y ago
One way is legal, the other is not wirh shady buters, etc.
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by txdv 3y ago
You might want to hold on for a few more Qs because short term solutions like this do increase stocks.
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by txdv 3y ago
Yeah, I agree, I am a geek though and wanted a linux machine with arm so I could do some assembly hacking on it (nothing serious). Just the general geek factor I think makes a lot of people buy it. I use the Argon case with ssd over usb, si
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by txdv 3y ago
i run an rpi to host stuff for cheap (the energy drain of the pi is low), my main machine goes to sleep after 15min to save costs. seemes like a neat trick to remotely wake it up

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