I installed the new iOS and iPadOS betas, and then proceeded to not notice much of anything to differentiate them from 16.6. The iMessage interface has a new menu for apps/photos/etc, and you can now ...

Play Blossom, a new word challenge game from the editors of Merriam-Webster. Can you make 12 words with 7 letters?

Roberto Vidal - Rust and WebAssembly Threads on Production: A Field Report\r \r WebAssembly threads unlock a game-changing primitive for the Web and other targets. Workloads that require shared memory and parallelization can finally leverage the full power of the underlying platform. A much wanted addition to the spec that is now on its path to stabilization.\r \r Though this addition has been cooking as an experimental proposal for some time, that did not stop my team from exploiting its possibilities! We shipped WebContainers, a Node.js-like runtime that runs on your browser, years ago. The core of this engine and its performance characteristics are only possible thanks to threads, and to the versatility of the Rust ecosystem.\r \r In this talk, I’ll give you an overview of this new specification and how toolchains support it, how our use case is unique, and the bumps that we found along the road to production: what we’ve tried, what worked and didn’t work - and what is yet to work!\r \r About Roberto:\r \r Software engineer at Stackblitz. My curiosity is all over the stack.