No. Let's not do that shall we.pic.twitter.com/26dYHJaEQL
Linux should be recreated entirely in JavaScript, because JavaScript is the future.
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JavaScript is an end point, and by "end point", I mean the end of civilization as web developers try to get JavaScript to run on and replace absolutely everything.
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It's okay - there's a lot of people who seriously think stuff like this is a good idea, hence the joke. Some of them liked the original.
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Finally, you've said something I can get behind.
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I was joking
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I liked and then unliked JavaScript is great, unironically. Specifically post-ES6
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JavaScript is getting _better_, but I'm still using it just because of its dominance in the browser. Once C# is a go I'd like to try that out instead. I also definitely don't want JavaScript replacing C for Linux, because it flat out _does not make sense_. It's a bad idea.
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Ah yeah I mean I just liked it cause it said "javascript is good" I didn't even really think about that part
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While I agree that JavaScript is lame (I was joking in my tweet), those floating point errors happen in general with a lot of languages. You generally don't want to check for equivalency due to imprecision
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I wonder what the potential use cases are for this. Also cool to see more WebASM out in the wild.
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Unless designing a browser game or something similar, I'd use literally any other language before Javascript. But I would love to see what the end result of Javascript Linux would look like lol.
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cursed_os.jpg
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lol. Linux is good the way it is.
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I agree! It was a joke.
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I will definitely check this out! I like programmer talks.
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Have fun.
@garybernhardt’s talks are the best
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