Thanks for pointing this out, I'll adjust the title to make it more accurate. I think the benchmarks show that the runtime is at least on par with existing popu

Thanks for pointing this out, I'll adjust the title to make it more accurate. I think the benchmarks show that the runtime is at least on par with existing popular runtimes. Some other cool pitch points I've learned while chatting with Shaw: - MiniVM supports saving and loading compressed snapshots/images, like smalltalk - JIT is in the works (it had a JIT in the past, which was removed in a refactor) - Zero dependencies, compiles to Wasm with cosmo libc. - VM supports multiple languages and sharing libraries between languages - The main language that targets MiniVM is self-hosted on MiniVM; there's a minimal os built on MiniVM. - Fast startup times make it good for embedded scripting, like lua. - the way the ISA itself is also really interesting, would recommend reading the C if that's your thing.