Although I got laid off from Fastly last week and am no longer getting paid to work on WebAssembly, today I co-presented a new proposal to W3C's WebAssembly standards committee, and I'm really glad I did. I was considering dropping out of the proposal but it felt satisfying to help present the things that Alex and I learned while putting the proposal together. And it felt especially satisfying when the group gave strong consensus in favor of moving forward with the proposal. So we'll start working on https://github.com/WebAssembly/128-bit-arithmetic, based on https://github.com/WebAssembly/design/issues/1522
Jamey Sharp
@jamey@toot.cat
An advocate of nuance and historical context "not the rockstar you want, but the janitor you need"
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Jamey Sharp
@jamey@toot.cat
An advocate of nuance and historical context "not the rockstar you want, but the janitor you need"
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@jamey@toot.cat
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