Justine Tunney

We anticipated things like this would happen. llamafile supports sandboxing when running in cpu mode on linux and openbsd. llamafile also recently started supporting sandboxing on macos. https://github.com/Mozilla-Ocho/llamafile?tab=readme-ov-file#security We'll be...

@upost Windows Defender is the only virus scanner we support. It should never flag the release binaries on our GitHub releases page. If it does, then you should file an...

We have a new [llamafile 0.7](https://github.com/Mozilla-Ocho/llamafile/releases/tag/0.7) release out which includes a sync incorporating the upstream fix. Therefore I believe this issue should be settled. Thank you for bringing the CVE...

It makes no assumptions about the platform, it's just using an int32_t instead of a pointer. There's no preprocessor macros required. The memory savings are substantial because this reduces the...

Blink is still a work in progress. Right now it's only able to run static executables. I think it's a bad look seeing something like this happen. We should at...

Thank you for the help @bjorn3. Dynamic executable support incoming.

Sure. Run an strace on it. (Or enable LOG_SYS in blink/log.h). Blink doesn't forbid programs from executing the stack. So it's probably upset that some system call return EINVAL or...

Sounds awesome. I haven't tried it myself. I imagine the only major obstacle might be 32-bit. JavaScript only supports 32-bit integers. Blink runs on i386 and other 32-bit CPUs, and...

Blink doesn't need tail calls. Also, good news! Blink is now stable on 32-bit platforms. I don't know if webassembly is multi-core, but the threading issues Blink was having earlier...

It's possible to run Blink within Blink. There's noticeable slowdown, but it's not a showstopper. There's caveats, such as you can only have a single of the nested Blink instances...