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A number that can predict the future?

A webview gives way less control.

Because it could be over longer time periods than buffet hours.

I like the foundation ideas.

You have used Claude though? Or codex or antigrav? backups seem different

Is the idea it can't handle 24hr+ tasks? I know Codex can do heartbeat but I haven't tested the limits of its heart.

A messenger and ssh'ing into Claude Code from your phone aren't that much different.

Next they compete on ads...

Maybe they mean like the golden era of Xbox 360 rendering. Where the CPU and GPU could run together in one region of unified 512MB of memory with crazy fast rendering bandwidth. I wish there was a VR headset designed like that.

GL is way more optimized then Vulkan style rendering on most devices today. If you speed test WebGL2 with WebGPU on a mobile device the difference is huge for rendering a simple PBR model.

Someone asked in the Questions section at the end and they said No but they would be happy to discuss its possibility in a Github issue.

Seems like it will be open-source if they are presenting it at fosdem. They said it will have a github. It's currently unreleased.

Zulip actually looks pretty good if they made it a little sexier.

In a local AI based world they would be like Digimon. Instead they are massive supercomputer hydras.

Are there really examples of this? Being criminally liable after someone hacks your computer just because you suck at security? Framing you is another story but that seems unnecessary when their in another country anyways.

It is confusing especially when token efficiency is on the line.

It's different to use it in the terminal vs. vscode? Don't have a mac.

I want to use an array language for Real-time 3D. Float32 is faster for real-time calculations and can map memory directly to the GPU since 3D graphics runtimes are limited to float32.

When using it in VSCode? The browser system running its own container seems like it would be the most demanding on their resources. The stand-alone client is Mac-only but I don't know if it makes a difference.

My goal is to do it within the usage I get from a $20 monthly plan.

find and replace is step 1 that generates all the compile errors I want it to loop through

I'm wanting to do it on an entire programming language made in rust: https://github.com/uiua-lang/uiua

Because there are no float32 array languages in existence today

I want to recompile a Rust project to be f32 instead of f64.

Am I better off buying 1 month of Codex, Claude, or Antigravity?

I want to have the agent continuesly recompile and fix compile errors on loop until all the bugs from switching to f32 are gone.

Can't modern Flash compile to HTML5? Can the open alternatives also do that?

I wish SWF became a common HTML5 transpile format.

This one is special. You can use it too.

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The response is good if this means ads like that will never happen.

Google though... they make fake ad Emails so fake ad Replies seems exactly like their style.

That one definitely looks like a crypto scam.

Why would it need more than 1? Couldn't they do this with any Mac with an Apple account?

The free plan makes me want to use it like Glitch. But every free service like this ever has been burned...

It seems import to highlight these more. Aren't all the limitations of using this based around their limitations?

componentize-py – Python to WebAssembly Component compilation

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jco – JavaScript toolchain for WebAssembly Components

I'm curious how Wasi 0.3 cross language components will go for something like this.

WebXR has a good WebXR Discord

https://discord.gg/ webxr