@dcreager I just saw you moved to a new company! Congrats on the new job, it sounds interesting! (I noticed because I was peeking at Salsa (again) and saw you mentioned in the Zulip.)

@olafurw Someone has, for a couple of years, been impersonating my wife and one of her businesses. Reported so many times by so many people. Still up and running and occasionally active. Even when we file appeals, etc. Nothing has helped.

@db We're planning to do the first release this week. I'm excited about the future though with improving docs and other things. Also excited about additional crates along side it for things like cubehelix, color scales, and more.

@db Happy to see you show up in the Linebender color repository!

@mjk one of the reasons that I ended up using glam a lot more…

@vitaut I have submitted a PR to update vcpkg!

@stevej but making a similar thing but persistent would be some effort! (Perhaps novel effort…) but having wasm workers / processes atop a storage like that would be fun. Give them an API to access the shared data from the “host” or via shared array buffers. (Not sure of the status of the multiple memory proposals)

@stevej I think it varies a lot based on the design of how they break things into archetypes/tables and how much is left to runtime. And flecs has a strong prolog influence in the queries.

@vitaut Just type and don’t even hit enter. Just save.

@travelfish if you are looking for an unusual bit of food for that town … Shijin Izakaya is good and still open right now. :)

@thephd @ca1ne @floooh yeah, one machine is an M3 Max (64GB) and the other is a 13900KS (64GB also) (Windows 11) which is only about 10% faster… so amazing. Of course, so were the costs. :(

@floooh turn on notifications for Sokol-rust :) I submitted a couple of PRs there!

@sheredom @neilhenning aha! @neilhenning vs @sheredom. And terrible software.

@neilhenning @sheredom yeah. I tap follow. Nothing happens.

@sheredom I did a drive by on your utest.h repo today! Thanks for merging. Following you here doesn’t seem to work for me. :(

@thephd @ca1ne well, by no means is everything perfect! But for the C parts and the C++ parts that don’t use much of std… the build times are so great! :)

@stevej There is an interesting similarity of sorts between framerd and flecs.

@thephd Working in C and C++ again some after a long time with Rust and .. I love the compile times.

@vitaut Oh, hey: https://github.com/catchorg/Catch2/issues/2780

Let's hope!