# Thomas Steiner
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thomas steiner [ˈstaɪnər](born 1956), is an Austrian experimental film director of short films, and painter.
He was born in 1956 in Wels, Austria. He studied at the College of Design in Linz and at the Academy of Applied Arts in Vienna.
What Does AI Mean for Web Development? - Laurie Voss, Rey Bango, Hannah Foxwell, Rizel Scarlett and Thomas Steiner
If you missed our recent WebDev and AI LIVE Day, then you’re in luck because we’re giving you free access to this fantastic panel of speakers.
Laurie Voss, Rey Bango, Hannah Foxwell, Rizel Scarlett and Thomas Steiner joined us to discuss the state of AI, what it means for developers and what the fu…
Enabling in-browser scientific computing with Wasm: David Kircos of Quadratic
On this WasmAssembly podcast episode, host Thomas Steiner speaks with David Kircos from Quadratic. They discuss how Quadratic's spreadsheet utilizes WebAssembly to enable scientific computing directly in the browser, leveraging tools like Pyodide, pandas, and numpy. The conversation also covers pra…
Dart, Flutter, and WasmGC with Ömer Ağacan and Martin Kustermann
In this episode of WasmAssembly, your host Thomas Steiner is joined by Ömer Ağacan and Martin Kustermann from the Dart team at Google. They explore Dart, the language behind Flutter, and how Dart nearly landed in V8 alongside JavaScript, and why Flutter doubled down on Dart and WebAssembly Garbage …
CG, WG, W3C, Lively—Wasm standardization with Thomas Lively - WasmAssembly
In this episode of WasmAssembly, host Thomas Steiner welcomes Thomas Lively from Google, the new co-chair of the W3C WebAssembly Community Group. Taking over the role from past guest Deepti Gandluri (episode #2), we seize the opportunity to ask Lively the exact same three questions we posed to Dee…
WebAssembly from the Ground Up with Patrick Dubroy and Mariano Guerra
Get ready for WasmAssembly episode 16! Host Thomas Steiner sits down with Patrick Dubroy and Mariano Guerra, authors of the ebook "WebAssembly from the Ground Up." Discover how they're teaching Wasm by building a compiler in JavaScript, why writing WebAssembly by hand is crucial, and their thoughts…
693: Hobbies, Puzzle Game Circuit, and Web Monetization News
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Why do we turkey when there's so many (better) options for meals, how many hobbies do we really need and why can't we do all of them, Clues by Sam difficulties and doing the puzzle game circuit, does Dave like D&D or does Dave like systems, the ongoing web monetization attempts, an…
California wine guy Daniel Darden's Path from Coffee to Wine in Napa Valley
The Unexpected Shift from Coffee to Wine** Daniel reveals that his initial passion was coffee, not wine. He had dreams of opening a coffee shop to create a community hub. However, a chance encounter with Thomas Steiner, a mentor who introduced him to the complexities of wine, changed everything. D…
Scala.js to Wasm—Exploring the Wasm backend for Scala.js with Sébastien Doeraene
The JVM-to-Web journey continues! In this episode, Thomas Steiner welcomes the original author of Scala.js, Sébastien Doeraene, to discuss the major, experimental leap to WebAssembly. You'll learn why the team decided to target Wasm now and how it complements the existing JavaScript emission. This …
715: Would You Like a LLM With Your Browser?
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What happens to a website when it stops? Is there a space for an internet salvage yard for websites? How do you feel about LLMs being included with your browser? And are we ever going to find out where AI got all it's data from?
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732: Thomas Steiner on New Cross-Origin Storage APIs
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We're joined by Thomas Steiner from Google to discuss his proposal for cross-origin storage, a new web API designed to bring back safe, cross-site resource sharing. We explore why the old shared-CDN caching model collapsed due to privacy and fingerprinting risks, and how this could…
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