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@lupyuen As someone who uses Go frequently, this doesn't really make sense to me.

This has been done before with Rust and Yew, but WASM isn't really meant for that use case. It makes far more sense to use WASM for the non-UI logical operations, and JavaScript for the visible UI parts.

@lupyuen For example, Element (like many other web-based Matrix clients) is primarily written in JavaScript & TypeScript, but the complex cryptographic logic performed in the background is handled via a Rust-based WASM file.

"AI-generated Poetry is indistinguishable from Human-written Poetry and is rated more favorably"

nature.com/articles/s41598-024

If the Daily Test fails for Apache RTOS ... Can we Auto-Rewind and discover the Breaking Commit? Let's do it with Time-Series Database and Server

lupyuen.org/articles/rewind.ht

@lupyuen That chip sounded familiar, and yes: That's the chip used in the lovely Bangle.js 2!

(Which I should have never took swimming in the sea, but that's a different story.)

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