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   Writing Rust the Elixir way – 18 months later(lunatic.solutions)

   7 points by withtypes 4y ago|0 comments
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   by withtypes 6y ago

   In Rust there is smallvec https://docs.rs/crate/smallvec/
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   by withtypes 6y ago

   Fly.io is doing cool stuff! We will try out their platform to deploy Lunatic to the edge.
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   by withtypes 6y ago

   Wasmtime/Wasmer are both written in Rust so it was easy to integrate them. By the way, Wasm3 is an interpreter, not a JIT compiler, but this also has some use cases! For example, running an instance from “cold storage” requires a JIT c
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   by withtypes 6y ago

   We agree with you, we are currently focused only on runtime running on an existing OS. We know there are different uses-cases so we could organize the project so that you can use what you need. In theory, you could use it right now inside o
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   by withtypes 6y ago

   We will take a look at embly! For Rust currently you just have to add wasm32-wasi target and compile for it. There are still some problems (WASI is not yet finished, maybe binary size could be optimized). Our current idea is to build a smal
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   by withtypes 6y ago

   You are thinking in the right direction, but there are some technical differences between how NodeJS works compared to Erlang or Go. For example, in NodeJS you could accidentally block the event loop by some unintended computation, but Luna
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   Launch HN: Lunatic (YC W21) – An Erlang Inspired WebAssembly Platform

   162 points by withtypes 6y ago|39 comments