Would love for you all to join @farhaanbukhsh.bsky.social and me 👋
For discussions, we'll follow through on github discussions at this time. If the community grows, we can plan for a separate forum:
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More exciting updates coming soon.
Follow the project here :
github.com/anistark/was...
The first external plugin available is the go plugin which is a simple tinygo wasm compilation. It can also be tried out independently: crates.io/crates/wasmgo
Simply install the plugin with: `wasmrun plugin install wasmgo`
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Then check the plugins installed at: `wasmrun plugin list`
"wasmrun" aligns with the goal and dev tooling structure more closely.
We also, have started working on the plugins architecture which is also live with this version release v0.10.2 🎉
Install now using: `cargo install wasmrun`
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Try it out:
crates.io/crates/wasmrun
Hey all 👋
After lot of considerations, and discussions, decided to change the name of the project for the wasm runtime from Chakra to wasmrun 🚀
Based on a name clash with some other projects closely associating with the earlier name also to build something lasting for the wasm ecosystem. 👇
Today I found a tool for checking open source licenses 🔥
📜 feluda — Detect license usage restrictions in your project.
💯 Supports Rust, TS, JS, Go, Python & more!
🦀 Written in Rust & built with @ratatui.rs
⭐ GitHub: github.com/anistark/fel...
#rustlang #ratatui #tui #license #spdx #opensource
Understanding the CPython Compiler forms the basic to how python works under the hood✍🏽
Happy to share my learnings and would love to learn the parts left out... 👋
blog.anirudha.dev/cpython-comp...
Playing around with how python compiler works... made this small tool as Python Bytecode Inspector to see the bytecode and AST for any python program.
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Check it out:
anistark.github.io/python-bytec...
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Feluda is a Rust-based command-line tool that analyzes the dependencies of a project and flags any permissions that restrict personal or commercial usage github.com/anistark/fel... @rustlang #license
Feluda – A CLI tool to detect restrictive licenses in dependencies
https://crates.io/crates/feluda
🍻 feluda 🍻
Detect license usage restrictions in your project
🔗 https://github.com/anistark/feluda
#homebrew #newpkg #macos #linux #formula
Feluda – A CLI tool to detect restrictive licenses in dependencies
L: https://crates.io/crates/feluda
C: https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=42891848
posted on 2025.01.31 at 15:54:31 (c=1, p=3)
Don't think that common. For a looong I've been the only "Anirudha" around for me. XD
There’s a butterfly on my bluesky !
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Trying out a new social experiment. Will write about how it goes…
Had so much discussion around social graphs last week.
Now it feels like centralised social graphs are unnecessary.
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This is really why we’re here. Account portability and authoritative backups are the core of Bluesky. You are the final arbiter of your data, not us.
So, what are you building ?
Honestly tho, the best feeling is deleting old code. 😅
Are there any auto post bots here already?
Or in dev ?
Glad you brought this up. There’s obvious attempts but it’s difficult to integrate web3 native chat on web2 apps.
However we’re working on composable utilities for digital assets which would make this easier and quite possible.
Any wallet or dApp should be able to integrate easily.
What would you say as the building blocks is still missing in the digital ecosystem to make web3 independent of web2 ??
What do you got so far ?
Also any ref py/js libs already available?
If such a debate did happen, what would your argument to prove what might be faster than..?
(For the Indians here)
Why bluesky?
- Kyuki badal zaruri h…
When can I ship “works on my docker”
I wonder how has interviewing programmers changed in a world of ChatGPT and Bard. 🤔
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Do we really need bigger computers or better algorithms?
Or bigger computers to create better algorithms 🤔
