Readit NewsI'm always interested in options for using WebAssembly as a sandbox to run untrusted code, but one of the things I need to protect against is an infinite loop.
(I had Claude knock up an experimental Python binding to try Epsilon out, notes from that here: https://github.com/simonw/research/tree/main/epsilon-python-... )
Funny that you built a Python wrapper as I originally started this implementation in Python, which was...not a good idea. Claude hallucinated the acknowledgments section though :D
Also: would be nice to see wazero (https://github.com/wazero/wazero) mentioned. What was the reason to create Epsilon as an alternative?
I wanted to build something fun, I did not check for existing implementations on purpose. I ended up putting more effort than I originally expected into this and now it's starting to look like it could be actually useful, almost by accident.
It’s a big bait and switch as far as I’m concerned. Those triple-A titles might be available some day, but who knows when that day will be. I left very unsatisfied and didn’t even try streaming anything.
If you want 4k and a bunch of free games every month, you can buy Stadia Pro. But you don't have to.
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Wow. Amazing. Was that a planned feature or did you just manage to write the entire project without stepping out the go std lib?
Though to be fair, for tests I am relying on https://github.com/WebAssembly/wabt