idk, you say “startup culture is entitled man-children building mostly bullshit to make rich white guys richer” and people get all offended.

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The stream’s starting now:

I’ll be streaming some more Ruby WebAssembly hacking in 2 hours (8pm London). Last time I finished on the cliffhanger of getting a new test parsing but not passing, so today I’ll be trying really hard to pronounce “parse” and “pass” as two distinct words. See you in the chat!.

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Weeknotes 160: Shuffling around

RT @lrug: Lined up so far we have @tomstuart talking about his experience live-streaming a project to build a Ruby implementation of web as….

The stream’s live now:

It is happening again: in 2 hours (8pm London) I’ll be livestreaming some more work on my Ruby WebAssembly interpreter. I accidentally spent the last session refactoring so this time I’m going to implement new language features and make a few more tests pass. See you in the chat.

Weeknotes 159: Difficulty spike

The stream’s starting now:

In 2 hours (8pm London) it’ll be time for another WebAssembly-in-Ruby stream. I may need to spend some of it cleaning up the worst of the mess I made last time, but otherwise I’m going to plough mindlessly onward and try to make more tests pass. Please do join me in the chat.

The stream’s live now:

I’ll be streaming again in 2 hours (8pm London) and trying to make more progress on imports, exports, `spectest` and all that jazz. More chipping away at failing WebAssembly tests, in other words. Sounds fun right? See you in the chat.

Weeknotes 158: Familiar faces

The stream’s live now:

I’ll be streaming more WebAssembly interpreter fun in 2 hours (8pm London). Last time I meant to build new features but accidentally nerd sniped myself into doing more work on blocks and branches. Enough! I’m going to build something new! Please join the chat and make sure I do.

The stream’s starting now:

Last time I had a good old tidy and dealt with the worst of the mess, so in 2 hours (8pm London) I’m going to roll up my sleeves and pick a new language feature to implement. Please join me in the chat and help me to decode the increasingly baffling WebAssembly specification.