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Clouduboy perf timing demo

The interesting bits are:

game.custom({
  arduboy: `{ long now=millis()`
});

// and

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"use strict";

let game = new MicroCanvas();

let gfxGotchi, gfxGotchiFlip, gfxBone;

game.setup(function(game) {
  gfxGotchi = game.loadSprite(`! gotchi 16x16
##............##
.#.....###.#####

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Welcome to the Clouduboy Workshop!

Use the below Glitch starter-kit to get started! https://silver-timbale.glitch.me/ ~ https://glitch.com/edit/#!/silver-timbale

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TL;DR: WebAssembly CG Meeting, April 16, 2019

• Agenda
• Dan Gohman, Mozilla was voted to Chair the WASI subgroup with unanimous consent
• Proposal for a second chair (Co-chair), Sam Clegg, Google volunteered but decision was postponed until the next meeting
• A vote was proposed for adopting the WASI subgroup charter and was accepted without objections
• A vote was proposed for landing the reference libc implementation for WASI, but eventually postponed. The implementation uses MUSL that is MIT licensed, with no precedence of MIT-licensed code in the codebase before. Vote was postponed until after consulting with legal for guidance on this, and the various other licenses in use/included currently.

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apparently there is no microformats down-to-the-metal parser for microformats (C or Rust or similar) http://microformats.org/wiki/microformats2#Implementations

chewing through the microformats docs/spec http://microformats.org/wiki/microformats2

everything is a classname, prefixes denote the type of content the element has (plaintext, more elements, url attribute) http://microformats.org/wiki/microformats2-prefixes

there is a node/browser parser https://github.com/glennjones/microformat-node

it appears to be nicely tested, this could be used to buid a compliant rust/wasm parser https://github.com/glennjones/microformat-node/blob/master/test/mf-v2-h-card-justaname.js

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Keybase proof

I hereby claim:

• I am flaki on github.
• I am flaki (https://keybase.io/flaki) on keybase.
• I have a public key ASDptVsyGJDCnWXlX_4xEpwMNA-cxyMsSykHG04M11LTdAo

To claim this, I am signing this object:

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# ...

127.0.0.1   better-sqlite3.docs.local

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const postcss = require('postcss');

const sourcemapConcat = require('concat-with-sourcemaps');

const fs = require('fs-extra');
const { dirname, basename } = require('path');

let CONFIG;
try {
  // Throws if no config file

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10 000 STEPS MIGHT SEEM LIKE A LOT BUT IF YOU NEED TO PLACE 100 BRUSHES THAT IS 8 000 PARAMETERS AND REMEMBER THE ALGORITHM CANNOT REMOVE THEM
20% OF ALL THE CRATES THAT ARE IN CRATES IO USE THEM SAFE DIRECTLY
25 28 29
27 IS NOT A POP
61 AND 62 ARE THE ADDRESSES OF THE SPECIAL REGISTERS FOR THE FRAME POINTER
95% CHANCE THE BUG IS IN THE CODE YOU JUST WROTE
A BAT SENDS SOUND WAVES EVERY NOW AND THEN AND WAITS FOR THEM TO RETURN TO CALCULATE HOW FAR IS IT FROM AN OBSTACLE
A BRIEF OVERVIEW OF THE SYSTEM ARCHITECTURE
A CHANGE IN THE ALGORITHM DOES NOT NECESSARILY REQUIRE A CHANGE TO THE DATA
A CHECKMARK GOES TO THE BEST AND AN X TO THE WORSE AND NO MARK FOR THE COMPRESSOR IN BETWEEN

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# Script for updating a var in an .env file
# (will add it to the end of the file, if not found)
sed -in '
# If a line contains our variable, continue at :set
s/^ENV_VAR=.*$//; t set
# Otherwise if this is the last line, check the hold space
# If hold space is empty, no substitution occured, we need
# to manually add the line at the end of the .env file
$ { x; /^$/ { x; p; b set }; d }
# Just print non-matching lines