will the Python ecosystem feel the need to "tree shake" its way to small bundle sizes? Its easy to eliminate tk and turtle graphics, but if a project uses foo.bar.x its hard to determine if rest of foo can be eliminated. JS kinda solved that problem.
50k for the 1mb challenge. The rest is to build out the tooling. It looks like they want to run existing ML python libs from within the NEAR blockchain environment.
Wrt web pages supposedly being a couple megabytes it's a big number but at the same time it seems expected with these kind of applications (usually when I see WASM it's a 3D video game)
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wow a python interpreter is "only" 100MB not sure if that's what's happening here
It is much smaller than that, Pyodide is only 2.8mb and the Python stdlib is 2.3mb when zipped
There is $300k in bounties if you create under 1MB WebAssembly CPython distribution
https://www.reddit.com/r/Python/comments/1huxrs6/python_runn...
will the Python ecosystem feel the need to "tree shake" its way to small bundle sizes? Its easy to eliminate tk and turtle graphics, but if a project uses foo.bar.x its hard to determine if rest of foo can be eliminated. JS kinda solved that problem.
50k for the 1mb challenge. The rest is to build out the tooling. It looks like they want to run existing ML python libs from within the NEAR blockchain environment.
Wondering why they don't separate concerns here.
now that's a weissman score
Oh that's great
Is that too small or too large in your estimation?
Wrt web pages supposedly being a couple megabytes it's a big number but at the same time it seems expected with these kind of applications (usually when I see WASM it's a 3D video game)