This would be a lot more interesting if any of the conclusions it draws were remotely cogent, except that JavaScript is Not Web Assembly, and that it is (kind o

This would be a lot more interesting if any of the conclusions it draws were remotely cogent, except that JavaScript is Not Web Assembly, and that it is (kind of) like C. The to-JS languages are nothing like C++, you just don't need to compare in this way, these things are apples and oranges. The JVM is more like the assembly target of the web, and it's a horrid failure in security and stability. Maybe some folks should start anew with something like LLVM as a target, with the first conversations about security. That would probably suck too, though. Things don't have to be the Things of Things. That's what we should take away from this.