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I kept thinking about the Ben Eater's 65C02 in a bread board series[1], is there any way to replicate what he is doing in his videos with an ARM CPU?

[1] https://youtube.com/playlist?list=PLowKtXNTBypFbtuVMUVXNR0z1...

I'd love to try this out, do you have a name for the project so I know how to search in a later date?

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In the web at least it was returning 500, I guess that the desktop/mobile apps make some check in intervals. When the backend returned 500 the app thought that the current login could not be authenticated and logged out everybody

That's really interesting and gave me some (hopefully) good ideas.

Thank you very much!

I really like this approach, however I have a use case where the application user id that made the operation must be saved in the audit table, unfortunately, I cannot see how to do that with a pure SQL solution.

Has anyone done something similar with SQL only?

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I feel like Google could be 10 times better if it allowed the user to block/boost pages.

As a complete layman in WebAssembly I always struggled to understand what are the use cases. I think what I don't understand is what the _Web_ part exactly means, is a browse thing? Or could be used to more general use cases?

As far I understand the Rosetta2 is not an emulator, but a layer that translate x86/x64 binary code to M1 binary code, it does not emulate a x86 machine in the system.

Something in the lines of Wine, I guess.

Some time ago I helped build a software that heavily used some python GIS libraries (GDAL, rasterio, etc) and we needed a UI for some windows users. We chose cefpython[1] to the job, as we could interface easily between the python and JS parts. The development experience is not so polished as of Electron though.

Nonetheless, is a great project and not so difficult to use, although not perfect, it worked perfectly for our needs.

[1] https://github.com/cztomczak/cefpython

I haven't test, but IIRC, Jose Valim in an interview commented that the BEAM startup time is about 300 to 500 milliseconds

I gave a shot in this project with a tricky algorithm that I'm working on, really handy! On the spot I got some good insights about the code.

Nice job!