At this point most of Tech Twitter that I used to follow is on BlueSky.
Everything is much better there: No ads, good moderation, fast & smooth, better underlying tech, and now it also has most of the people I used to follow, both tech and otherwise.
Highly recommended!
@BrendanEich@SamyRabih@FreyaHolmer@pcwalton Looks like the main demo site was taken down at some point. But there were various demos of other Unreal games in asm.js floating around, and more recently of wasm ports of UE4 games.
📢 Heads up, WebAssembly fans: we have a new Wasm collection!
👉 https://t.co/f8AQmSCjvH 👈
This is your one-stop shop for everything #WebAssembly (#Wasm) and #Emscripten, curated by WebAssembly DevRel @tomayac!
🎉 Here it is!
▶️ Kotlin/Wasm on Kotlin Play!
Enjoy!
https://t.co/WZxovuDw0B
Kudos to our web team!
And special thanks to @ilia_goncharov for the implementation!
@amasad Fair, but I think he intentionally did *not* define the risk he's concerned with as "extinction" - in Definition 1 he says "catastrophically harmful to a large fraction of humans." And I think he made a strong case for that being possible (though not necessarily likely).
Bluesky has some problems, but it has huge potential, I think.
A lot of tech people I follow moved to Mastodon, but practically none of the non-tech (musicians, artists, activists, academics, etc). Bluesky is actually attracting some of those non-tech people, which is promising.
@RReverser Yeah, exactly. And those all have big tradeoffs. So just sharing the memory seems to be the best thing for fast C++/C/Rust etc. since they just heavily assume a single memory space.
(But multi-memory is great for sandboxing code internally in specific cases.)