This is amazing. First because it means we can have _fast_ versions of existing languages. Second because we can interact with the _huge_ amount of JVM librar

This is amazing. First because it means we can have _fast_ versions of existing languages. Second because we can interact with the _huge_ amount of JVM libraries (this is a very big deal). Third because SubstrateVM seem to be enabling the things I really like about Go: low memory footprint, fast startup time, and easy deployment (give me a binary that does everything I need). They just need to make sure native interop is easy (both C and C++), and we have a winner!