@mindreframer.bsky.social
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I'm still not particularly happy about passkeys and figured I might want to share my thoughts on why. lucumr.pocoo.org/2025/9/2/pas...
Passkeys and Modern Authentication
Some thoughts in support of simple solutions.
lucumr.pocoo.org
September 2, 2025 at 1:48 PM
I'm still not particularly happy about passkeys and figured I might want to share my thoughts on why. lucumr.pocoo.org/2025/9/2/pas...
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In MoonBit Language Tour, we implemented a simplified MoonBit editor which compiles code directly in the browser🖥️
Want to add it to your website? Check out the full guide!🌟
www.moonbitlang.com/blog/how-to-...
⬇️ Download: aka.moonbitlang.com/vsb
👥 Community: discord.gg/5d46MfXkfZ
Want to add it to your website? Check out the full guide!🌟
www.moonbitlang.com/blog/how-to-...
⬇️ Download: aka.moonbitlang.com/vsb
👥 Community: discord.gg/5d46MfXkfZ
How to Use Moonpad on Your Website | MoonBit
How to Use Moonpad on Your Website
www.moonbitlang.com
February 27, 2025 at 10:28 AM
In MoonBit Language Tour, we implemented a simplified MoonBit editor which compiles code directly in the browser🖥️
Want to add it to your website? Check out the full guide!🌟
www.moonbitlang.com/blog/how-to-...
⬇️ Download: aka.moonbitlang.com/vsb
👥 Community: discord.gg/5d46MfXkfZ
Want to add it to your website? Check out the full guide!🌟
www.moonbitlang.com/blog/how-to-...
⬇️ Download: aka.moonbitlang.com/vsb
👥 Community: discord.gg/5d46MfXkfZ
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MoonBit IDE now supports inline autocompletion for all cases in empty pattern matches! Code smarter and faster with MoonBit🚀 #MoonBitTips
⬇ Download: moonbitlang.pub/marketplace/x
👥 Community: discord.gg/5d46MfXkfZ
⬇ Download: moonbitlang.pub/marketplace/x
👥 Community: discord.gg/5d46MfXkfZ
February 21, 2025 at 3:55 AM
MoonBit IDE now supports inline autocompletion for all cases in empty pattern matches! Code smarter and faster with MoonBit🚀 #MoonBitTips
⬇ Download: moonbitlang.pub/marketplace/x
👥 Community: discord.gg/5d46MfXkfZ
⬇ Download: moonbitlang.pub/marketplace/x
👥 Community: discord.gg/5d46MfXkfZ
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The vision of Zero and how it works -- www.youtube.com/watch?v=wubq...
Aaron Boodman - Replicache and Zero, Building Sync Engines for the Web
YouTube video by devtools-fm
www.youtube.com
February 12, 2025 at 4:12 PM
The vision of Zero and how it works -- www.youtube.com/watch?v=wubq...
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🌍 Decentralized data doesn’t mean giving up on mutability. Storacha is breaking boundaries with UCANs & Merkle Clocks to solve the big challenges: multi-writer updates, ordering events, & staying in sync.
Explore how it works in this blog by @alanshaw.bsky.social: medium.com/@storacha/th...
Explore how it works in this blog by @alanshaw.bsky.social: medium.com/@storacha/th...
The Only Constant in Life is Mutability…
… that’s how the saying goes, right? 🤪
medium.com
January 28, 2025 at 6:16 PM
🌍 Decentralized data doesn’t mean giving up on mutability. Storacha is breaking boundaries with UCANs & Merkle Clocks to solve the big challenges: multi-writer updates, ordering events, & staying in sync.
Explore how it works in this blog by @alanshaw.bsky.social: medium.com/@storacha/th...
Explore how it works in this blog by @alanshaw.bsky.social: medium.com/@storacha/th...
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Deno's fully featured, zero-overhead FFI is stable
January 29, 2025 at 6:01 PM
Deno's fully featured, zero-overhead FFI is stable
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Giving an LLM a code sandbox massively increases its capabilities, but managing VM lifecycles is a pain.
Introducing foreverVM, a Python REPL-as-a-service. Under the hood, we swap between memory and durable storage. To you (and your agent) it acts like an always-on REPL.
See more at forevervm.com
Introducing foreverVM, a Python REPL-as-a-service. Under the hood, we swap between memory and durable storage. To you (and your agent) it acts like an always-on REPL.
See more at forevervm.com
January 29, 2025 at 5:52 PM
Giving an LLM a code sandbox massively increases its capabilities, but managing VM lifecycles is a pain.
Introducing foreverVM, a Python REPL-as-a-service. Under the hood, we swap between memory and durable storage. To you (and your agent) it acts like an always-on REPL.
See more at forevervm.com
Introducing foreverVM, a Python REPL-as-a-service. Under the hood, we swap between memory and durable storage. To you (and your agent) it acts like an always-on REPL.
See more at forevervm.com
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Updated my post with notes on this: for Ollama you need to set num_ctx to a higher value than the default 2048, plus I got tips on running large prompts using the Apple MLX framework
January 26, 2025 at 9:42 PM
Updated my post with notes on this: for Ollama you need to set num_ctx to a higher value than the default 2048, plus I got tips on running large prompts using the Apple MLX framework
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JS String Builtins in MoonBit real case! Explore how MoonBit's Cmark library seamlessly integrates with JS and brings Wasm-based Markdown rendering to JS-based web apps. 🚀
www.moonbitlang.com/blog/call-wa...
www.moonbitlang.com/blog/call-wa...
Consuming a High Performance Wasm Library in MoonBit from JavaScript | MoonBit
Consuming a High Performance Wasm Library in MoonBit from JavaScript
www.moonbitlang.com
January 22, 2025 at 10:47 AM
JS String Builtins in MoonBit real case! Explore how MoonBit's Cmark library seamlessly integrates with JS and brings Wasm-based Markdown rendering to JS-based web apps. 🚀
www.moonbitlang.com/blog/call-wa...
www.moonbitlang.com/blog/call-wa...
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Aaron Boodman @aaronboodman.com will introduce Zero: A Sync Engine for the Whole Web for the final session. The much-anticipated launch from the folks that brought you Replicache.
January 23, 2025 at 10:14 AM
Aaron Boodman @aaronboodman.com will introduce Zero: A Sync Engine for the Whole Web for the final session. The much-anticipated launch from the folks that brought you Replicache.
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Sync engines enable web apps with:
- instant (< 1ms) interactions
- full-stack reactivity
- dramatically simpler dx
Despite this, sync hasn't taken off because it doesn't generalize to more complex apps.
I'll be speaking about how @zero.rocicorp.dev solves this next week. Come check it out!
- instant (< 1ms) interactions
- full-stack reactivity
- dramatically simpler dx
Despite this, sync hasn't taken off because it doesn't generalize to more complex apps.
I'll be speaking about how @zero.rocicorp.dev solves this next week. Come check it out!
Aaron Boodman @aaronboodman.com will introduce Zero: A Sync Engine for the Whole Web for the final session. The much-anticipated launch from the folks that brought you Replicache.
January 23, 2025 at 6:44 PM
Sync engines enable web apps with:
- instant (< 1ms) interactions
- full-stack reactivity
- dramatically simpler dx
Despite this, sync hasn't taken off because it doesn't generalize to more complex apps.
I'll be speaking about how @zero.rocicorp.dev solves this next week. Come check it out!
- instant (< 1ms) interactions
- full-stack reactivity
- dramatically simpler dx
Despite this, sync hasn't taken off because it doesn't generalize to more complex apps.
I'll be speaking about how @zero.rocicorp.dev solves this next week. Come check it out!
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Seconded!
Btw you might also like wasmgroundup.com. Learn Wasm by writing a toy compiler in JavaScript!
(Full disclosure: I'm one of the authors)
Btw you might also like wasmgroundup.com. Learn Wasm by writing a toy compiler in JavaScript!
(Full disclosure: I'm one of the authors)
WebAssembly from the Ground Up
A book about WebAssembly — from hand crafting bytecodes to a real compiler for a simple programming language.
wasmgroundup.com
January 20, 2025 at 3:58 PM
Seconded!
Btw you might also like wasmgroundup.com. Learn Wasm by writing a toy compiler in JavaScript!
(Full disclosure: I'm one of the authors)
Btw you might also like wasmgroundup.com. Learn Wasm by writing a toy compiler in JavaScript!
(Full disclosure: I'm one of the authors)
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Some of you know that I lead many Core infrastructure teams at Google, and one of those teams is Multiplatform development.
As such, I've been extremely interested in WASM lately- you've probably heard about WASM's benefits for performance, but did you also know WASM is great at *portability*?
As such, I've been extremely interested in WASM lately- you've probably heard about WASM's benefits for performance, but did you also know WASM is great at *portability*?
November 13, 2024 at 2:27 PM
Some of you know that I lead many Core infrastructure teams at Google, and one of those teams is Multiplatform development.
As such, I've been extremely interested in WASM lately- you've probably heard about WASM's benefits for performance, but did you also know WASM is great at *portability*?
As such, I've been extremely interested in WASM lately- you've probably heard about WASM's benefits for performance, but did you also know WASM is great at *portability*?
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MoonBit is providing experimental asynchronous programming support.🌕
Test it out and share your feedback!🙌Check our docs for more: docs.moonbitlang.com/en/latest/la...
Test it out and share your feedback!🙌Check our docs for more: docs.moonbitlang.com/en/latest/la...
January 21, 2025 at 10:58 AM
MoonBit is providing experimental asynchronous programming support.🌕
Test it out and share your feedback!🙌Check our docs for more: docs.moonbitlang.com/en/latest/la...
Test it out and share your feedback!🙌Check our docs for more: docs.moonbitlang.com/en/latest/la...
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I quit my job at EA to work on my programming language for the year. Here's why: jank-lang.org/blog/2025-01...
#clojure #cpp #llvm
#clojure #cpp #llvm
I quit my job to work on my programming language
Jeaye recounts the past 10 years working on jank and discusses what lead up to him quitting his job at EA in order to focus on jank full-time.
jank-lang.org
January 10, 2025 at 7:07 PM
I quit my job at EA to work on my programming language for the year. Here's why: jank-lang.org/blog/2025-01...
#clojure #cpp #llvm
#clojure #cpp #llvm
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🌕MoonBit Update Vol.64
- Experimental async support
- Better alert support
- Toggle multi-line strings command
- MoonBit Online Judge Platform
Visit our discord for full update: discord.gg/hmDuxRHd
- Experimental async support
- Better alert support
- Toggle multi-line strings command
- MoonBit Online Judge Platform
Visit our discord for full update: discord.gg/hmDuxRHd
January 13, 2025 at 10:57 AM
🌕MoonBit Update Vol.64
- Experimental async support
- Better alert support
- Toggle multi-line strings command
- MoonBit Online Judge Platform
Visit our discord for full update: discord.gg/hmDuxRHd
- Experimental async support
- Better alert support
- Toggle multi-line strings command
- MoonBit Online Judge Platform
Visit our discord for full update: discord.gg/hmDuxRHd
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pretty stoked to show what i've been working on for the past few weeks
January 13, 2025 at 8:20 PM
pretty stoked to show what i've been working on for the past few weeks
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The recording of the first LiveStore office hours is now available including:
- Brief history of LiveStore
- Preview 0.3.0: Node adapter + git-style sync engine
- In-depth syncing related discussion
www.youtube.com/watch?v=2GYK...
- Brief history of LiveStore
- Preview 0.3.0: Node adapter + git-style sync engine
- In-depth syncing related discussion
www.youtube.com/watch?v=2GYK...
LiveStore Office Hours #1
YouTube video by Johannes Schickling
www.youtube.com
January 9, 2025 at 7:51 PM
The recording of the first LiveStore office hours is now available including:
- Brief history of LiveStore
- Preview 0.3.0: Node adapter + git-style sync engine
- In-depth syncing related discussion
www.youtube.com/watch?v=2GYK...
- Brief history of LiveStore
- Preview 0.3.0: Node adapter + git-style sync engine
- In-depth syncing related discussion
www.youtube.com/watch?v=2GYK...
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[arXiv] Chorba: A novel CRC32 implementation
arxiv.org/abs/2412.1...
Note that this is not the CRC-32C that has a dedicated SSE4.2 instruction, but describes a faster way to compute CRC32 even on intel (which likely extends to other CRCs if you can follow the math?)
arxiv.org/abs/2412.1...
Note that this is not the CRC-32C that has a dedicated SSE4.2 instruction, but describes a faster way to compute CRC32 even on intel (which likely extends to other CRCs if you can follow the math?)
January 10, 2025 at 12:37 AM
[arXiv] Chorba: A novel CRC32 implementation
arxiv.org/abs/2412.1...
Note that this is not the CRC-32C that has a dedicated SSE4.2 instruction, but describes a faster way to compute CRC32 even on intel (which likely extends to other CRCs if you can follow the math?)
arxiv.org/abs/2412.1...
Note that this is not the CRC-32C that has a dedicated SSE4.2 instruction, but describes a faster way to compute CRC32 even on intel (which likely extends to other CRCs if you can follow the math?)
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Single-writer systems are 🤩 - they transform traditional transactions into a much simpler problem: fencing zombies. This allows read-modify-write without coordination, instead relying on commits to discard data if its fenced (rare).
SlateDB enforces single-writer. Let the use cases "sync" in 😉
SlateDB enforces single-writer. Let the use cases "sync" in 😉
January 10, 2025 at 12:13 AM
Single-writer systems are 🤩 - they transform traditional transactions into a much simpler problem: fencing zombies. This allows read-modify-write without coordination, instead relying on commits to discard data if its fenced (rare).
SlateDB enforces single-writer. Let the use cases "sync" in 😉
SlateDB enforces single-writer. Let the use cases "sync" in 😉
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My philosophy at Bluesky:
* The cloud for smaller services, that will remain relatively cheap even w/scale.
* Dedicated servers for services that need to exist in many regions, without being wildly expensive.
* On-prem for distributed systems that would be dramatically more expensive otherwise.
* The cloud for smaller services, that will remain relatively cheap even w/scale.
* Dedicated servers for services that need to exist in many regions, without being wildly expensive.
* On-prem for distributed systems that would be dramatically more expensive otherwise.
January 5, 2025 at 9:23 PM
My philosophy at Bluesky:
* The cloud for smaller services, that will remain relatively cheap even w/scale.
* Dedicated servers for services that need to exist in many regions, without being wildly expensive.
* On-prem for distributed systems that would be dramatically more expensive otherwise.
* The cloud for smaller services, that will remain relatively cheap even w/scale.
* Dedicated servers for services that need to exist in many regions, without being wildly expensive.
* On-prem for distributed systems that would be dramatically more expensive otherwise.
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MoonBit Language Tour now wraps with full-blown IDE support, including real-time value tracing to monitor variable behavior🔍✨
Curious what MoonBit can do? Explore our Tour: tour.moonbitlang.com
Curious what MoonBit can do? Explore our Tour: tour.moonbitlang.com
January 7, 2025 at 2:01 AM
MoonBit Language Tour now wraps with full-blown IDE support, including real-time value tracing to monitor variable behavior🔍✨
Curious what MoonBit can do? Explore our Tour: tour.moonbitlang.com
Curious what MoonBit can do? Explore our Tour: tour.moonbitlang.com