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Comment · 15 days ago
> My first thought when reading the headline...

Conways game of life.

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Comment · 1 month ago
> In the past, requests went out to a hosted execution service. Today, they run on MicroVMs inside our own edge network

The isolates were not being run at the edge.

Comment · 1 month ago
> Static memory allocation makes you OOM-proof.

It ensures you don't cause an OOM error. Your app can still be killed by OOM.

Comment · 2 months ago
https://www.fastcompany.com/91500104/google-minnesota-data-c...

> Google’s new Minnesota data center comes with the world’s largest battery—and won’t raise electric bills

> The tech giant says it will fund enough new wind, solar, and long-duration storage to cover the project’s power demand and avoid shifting costs to ratepayers.

Comment · 2 months ago
Auto manufacturers should take 15% of purchases made outside the vehicle, and 30% of purchases made inside the vehicle eco-system.
Comment · 2 months ago
> linear/affine types and a perceus reference counting

You should put these up front also.

Comment · 3 months ago
Comment · 3 months ago
examples/process_monitor$ GOOS=darwin GOARCH=arm64 go build

    # go.hasen.dev/shirei/cocoabackend
    ../../../gopath/pkg/mod/go.hasen.dev/[email protected]/cocoabackend/
    perf_darwin.go:198:11: undefined: softRenderer
    ../../../gopath/pkg/mod/go.hasen.dev/[email protected]/cocoabackend/
    perf_darwin.go:208:22: undefined: softRenderer
Comment · 3 months ago
> Mobile is under consideration (no decision yet). If it is supported, it will be limited to utility-style apps — not games or rich multi-touch experiences.

https://judi.systems/shirei/

No Multiple Windows so even desktop apps will be limited to "utility-style apps".

I compiled and ran the process_monitor example on linux: it works, compiles fast and is about 10mb. Also cross-built for windows and it's 8.4mb. Can't build for macos/arm64

(Under wine the windows exe doesn't render text. weird.)

Comment · 4 months ago
> DNS4EU commits “not to block DNS resolution except for when required by law, enforceable decision of the competent court or other government authority or elected by the User.” (Emphasis mine)

So the 'privacy first' resolver doesn't follow only laws, but the whims of any 'government authority'.

Comment · 4 months ago
Comment · 5 months ago

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