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bsky in bio 🪩

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@lcasdev @kitsonk @rough__sea @nicknisi @undefined_void i actually migrated from neovim to vim a few months ago

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@Coelacant1 these animations are beautiful

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@Coelacant1 @CaitoAyu friend linked me here so i thought i'd share what i've been up to

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@matteocollina @fastifyjs why are these bars connected with a line

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@yagiznizipli ok i am a bit wrong about the event loop part. spiderfire (the underlying library that winterjs is using) does handle event loop integration.

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@yagiznizipli the source code is such a sad story... it recreates the entire spidermoney runtime from scratch for every http request, including reparsing&reevaluating the user code. there is no integration between js event loop and tokio so the entire request handler is effectively blocking

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@NicoloRibaudo can we please stop giving obvious grift from wasmer attention? this isn't even the first time they've tried to namejack an open spec. this isn't even the second time they've tried to namejack an open spec.

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@kentcdodds you're underestimating the amount of prs people write using the github web editor

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my change to allow http(s) schemes and relative urls in `new WebSocket()` seems to have finally been merged into the spec :) thanks for pushing it through @annevk

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@bterlson are angles real?

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anyone have a bluesky invite?

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MIT license but when you build cool stuff you have to send me a free copy of it

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@trott @dshaw no way to dismiss all of them on mobile either lol. had to delay my morning github issue reading until i got out of bed

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@bitandbang very tall

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@NicoloRibaudo still can't believe we let them back into ecma without giving up the trademark

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@bitandbang 👀

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@_shu disabling all of the sandboxes and security features in the engine is a great way to allow userland code to directly participate in the jit

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@jonsneyers Thanks for the example this is super helpful. In case you're stressed, I can confirm the original file is not damaged, this is just some of our intermediate servers re-encoding it.