@mepadev@ChromiumDev SharedArrayBuffer with workers running wasm modules is the official and standardized threading solution for linear memory languages like C++ & Rust. As it happens we are working on new threading primitives for GCed languages too https://t.co/rSnn58Rbmm
@microbians@ChromiumDev You should check out canvaskit https://t.co/iULfmc53ga - it's the actual rendering engine of Chrome (Skia) compiled to wasm and enabled with WebGPU. Yes this does mean you're running Chrome's rendering engine on Chrome's rendering engine, but hey it works!
@thakares@ChromiumDev A website could use WebGPU to do sandboxed GPU operations, which could (intentionally) include training a model. Chrome & other browsers do have some interventions in place such as when a site uses too much memory. I don't anticipate it'll be an issue for users.
@fserb Hi folks - this API is now live behind a flag and ready to test! We haveย the explainer here with instructions for trying out the API: https://t.co/y8mIIaLtZR
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@duckdb - I'm excited by your use of wasm in databases - we just released highly performant file access handles in Chrome ( https://t.co/xiONUMm3JY ) and a design goal for the API is for databases to build on top of it with wasm. Feel free to reach out if you want to chat!
@ChromiumDev@adobemax It has been an absolute honor and pleasure to work on this for the last 3 years. Thank you to our amazing team and to Adobe for the amazing collaboration!
๐ Fantastic announcement from our partner Adobe at their annual @AdobeMax conference: Photoshop ๐จ is coming to the Web!
๐ Read up on how the Adobe and the Chrome team managed this incredible achievement and go check out the beta!
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@othermaciej@marcosc@gregwhitworth So then why are permission prompts the answer for native apps?
Hardware access for web is less important *to Apple* because you have the native option, but not all web developers want to be iOS developers.
@kennethrohde@firt I can't say I was a part of Chrome when we evaluated this, but I do remember looking at this once and deciding not to pursue. As you say, it wasn't technical (it never really is) but about what impact we could effectively have on the world. Gotta pick your battles.
@firt I guess that means I have pretty good job security :D But more seriously, I do agree that we aren't there yet, but I genuinely believe we can get there over time.