Très vrai !

But it still takes me quite a bit of time still. Eventually. I hope. One day. I wish we had like language classes where I live :/

Ok I can do bits and pieces of French but not quickly, but yes I agree.

Also because it’s stupid hard to pronounce with an American accent.

Lmfao

Il y a beaucoup de français ici.

But I’m not French.

Sorry for the necro on this - but I like to read past threads and see if I pick up new information.

It turns out I can’t see an apple in my mind, not exactly. There is a very brief moment where an apple manifests for like a single frame, but the image is gone the next tick.

I believe this classifies as aphantasia. Interestingly, the “concept” of the apple remains. I can “feel” the entirety of what the apple is, just not see it.

At the same time, when I recall strings of text or numbers it is always a image of when I saw it. I also have an internal monolog that others don’t. Brains am weird man

A few others have pointed me in that direction. Rust compiling to wasm is pretty cool, I have a coworker that has done some stuff in it.

Yep. And that’s the route I’m looking at now. Thanks!

Maybe I do mean something else. Web browsers currently implement a JavaScript engine and handle the running and memory of that code on the users machine.

Something like Typescript is a great example of an improvement, but Typescript is essentially JavaScript with rules.

Blazor allows JavaScript like interactions, allows the developer to write in C# but gets rendered serverside.

So essentially, I’m looking for a web engine that provides JavaScript like interaction in some other well defined language like Rust, C#, etc.

Sort of both? Gemini is definitely close to what I’m approaching. Let me dig into it more.

Servo is a great example of what I’m talking about.

Ladybird seems to be aimed at supporting the “legacy web” if you will, and being written in C++ is also getting away from addressing complexity issues in a next generation web I’m imagining.

I did find the servo.org project!

I will start digging into this one, as I see upvotes have been gathering.

If anyone is aware of stuff, I will beg you to share anything in Rust. I have this naive imaginary world where applications this common can be implemented in Rust, and speed the adoption of RISC-V.

Sometimes, quite frequently, it includes themselves and they are blissfully unaware of it until it bites them.

See it’s descriptions like that that make me think conservative ideology is actually a mental health issue, not a political one.

I’m now a full-stack engineer. Instead of being ok at any layer, I don’t know what I’m doing in the UI, the Service, the Backend, the Database, the Cloud Infrastructure, and the CI/CD.

But, if anything breaks, I almost always can figure out where it broke very quickly. A fix is always unpleasant though.

And, while tested to extreme limits, somehow the end user still finds ways to break it, creating more things haphazardly stuffed in

Calling assembler code spaghetti isn’t really that fair. I mean granted, everything ends up as “syscall” this and that, but it’s still more like one long spaghetti noodle with some meatballs and sauce.

Old C code, written for like microelectronics suffers from it, sure.

But for that gud spaghetti you gotta getti the BASIC and Cobol programs. Thems is good spaghetti.

(And we’re going to ignore python right)

The revolution will not be televised.