It just occurred to me that in webassembly there's less of a need for "serialisation" because you can just slice the memory your struct(s) occupy and send it over.

There's still a concern about corrupted data & versioning, but no big/little endian, 32/64 bit divides to worry about.

And depending on the compiler, pointers can even be deterministic.

Webassembly works in a virtual layer that makes it a bit slower. But we could take advantage of the characteristics of this layer for perf.

This weekend I found out that 50 Cent has official videogames, then played one of them and loved it.

You enter a warzone (but it's a gang war) and shoot an AK-47, pistols, uzi a sniper rifle and an RPG, until you hopefully find the macguffin, a priceless ancient skull.

Feels like a generic middle east war game with added "50 Cent Themed Content" (characters, cutscenes, 50 Cent's music), but it takes itself seriously and it's really fun to buy into that.

Fun game 10/10

https://www.imdb.com/title/tt1209299/

Any other reluctant Mac users here? How did you ever make keyboard shortcuts feel normal? I'll keep using Linux outside of work so I can't just rebuild muscle memory.

I'm talking copy/paste, switch between windows of the same app it's CMD+` instead of CMD+tab, switching workspaces etc