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  1. Jan 30

    It’s exciting to see SIMD get closer and closer to standardization and shipping. It’s certainly been a long road to get here. Huge thanks to for all the work she’s been doing to drive the proposal forward.

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  2. Jan 18

    At least the upside of prioritizing PRs by number is that I'll have a much shorter wait the next time around. I wonder if anyone has ever squatted a PR number to get ahead in the queue, though 🤔

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  3. Jan 18

    I just waited 10 days for my two-line bugfix to make its way to the head of the Rust merge queue and I was so excited to see it finally get there. And then the tests failed because of a network error. Guess I'll just wait some more 🙃🙃🙃

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  4. 11 Nov 2019

    So exciting! I’m looking forward to it 😄

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  5. 18 Oct 2019
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  6. Retweeted
    4 Oct 2019

    Emscripten reached 20,000 commits earlier today. Thanks to everyone that contributed, code and otherwise!

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  7. 11 Sep 2019

    Feature detection libraries like this will dovetail nicely with the upcoming conditional compilation proposal to allow users to trade off number of separate builds and binary size while still targeting multiple feature sets.

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  8. 23 Jul 2019
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  9. 4 Jul 2019

    Curious about where WebAssembly is heading? SIMD is a performance-critical part of that picture. In this talk I explained what SIMD is and how you can try it out today. Let us know how it works for you!

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  10. 1 Jul 2019

    This will also make all of our recent work on new wasm features like SIMD, bulk memory, and tail calls more immediately accessible to our users 🎉

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  11. 29 May 2019

    I’m looking forward to sharing how developers can speed up their appications using wasm’s SIMD feature!

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  12. Retweeted
    2 May 2019

    *squee* looks like Chromium's getting a feature flag to enable the WebAssembly SIMD instructions without having to mess with the CLI args manually

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  13. 10 Mar 2019

    Awesome news 🎉 Thanks for experimenting so thoroughly, ! I’m excited to see what we can do once we get the rest of those bugs ironed out 🐛🐛🐛

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  14. Retweeted
    3 Mar 2019

    Some notes on getting started with SIMD in WebAssembly with emscripten's upstream LLVM backend and Chrome Canary.

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