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It's true that LuaJit is mostly the work of one person, as far as I understand. Maybe talent does take precedence in most cases. But the incentive for browser d
by cageface 12y ago
It's true that LuaJit is mostly the work of one person, as far as I understand. Maybe talent does take precedence in most cases. But the incentive for browser developers to improve and optimize JS is just vastly stronger, despite its flaws, for practical reasons. The impact of the work is just orders of magnitude larger.