It is interesting to consider the big bang as a “Big Bounce”, a turning point in an ongoing cycle of contraction and expansion.

The big bang bullshit is falsified, read the papers collected there http://cosmology.info/

This could have solved a lot of problems...

and introduce new flamewars about "Not-Invented-Here", why don't you contribute to a common codebase, ffmpeg vs libav/avconv debacle.

ffmpeg / libav had lots of bad blood long before the fork, which might have been the real driver for making it a "debacle".

GitHub in particular has a "fork" button to make it super-easy. So fork, do your edits. If you want, make a pull request with the original project. If they take it, great: the fork can cease to exist.

If they don't want to merge it don't take it personally but go your own merry ways. And this is what didn't happen with actix.

It is indeed a very sad day. Personally I enjoyed being a small part of this community and amazed how welcoming and constructive it was. But yeah as we grow, we are bound to face this.

Yeah I think this one has that fix. Infact, it is inspired from purerc :)

I completely agree. My goal here is to learn and debug what is happening. (intention is to backport this into tinygo)

There are a plenty of steps to make it into usable gc.

Ah that makes sense. I did the "non thread safe" version of this paper for our webassembly support (Because at the time, Boehm didn't support it) https://github.com/remobjects/IslandRTL/blob/master/Source/S...

But the threadsafe one does have a lot of raw edges, and I couldn't get that one working.

Thats cool.

I think assemblyscript has implemented it. Something you might be interested to explore

yeah. But for multithreaded I figure there's little chance I can do better than Boehm (especially considering the testing involved in this).

It produces much smaller binaries My blog post on it -> https://dev.to/sendilkumarn/tiny-go-to-webassembly-5168

Between thanks to everybody that I really get more and more information :) You are all the best.

What if a tool does memory management?

To understand what is the general opinion and who wants to use it.

Lucky for you. But not everyone has that luxury or option.

I'm curious why you think it's not an option? And what makes you think it's a luxury? A cleantech job is just like any other job.