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Today I watched "the birth and death of js":
https://destroyallsoftware.com/talk...

Here Gary Bernhardt talks about compiling executables to asm.js and about running the compiled files using a js interpreter that can be included in the kernel.

Eventually, some responsibility can be moved from the kernel to this interpreter, responsibility like virtual memory and trap management.

This speech aims to be fun, so not everything should be taken seriously...
but...
but...
(Forgive me)
...this trick seems to be a nice idea, and projects like Node OS work likewise.

So now, would you even consider this? Or is it just something that will be nothing more than craziness of a mad man?

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    Atwood's law baby, Atwood's law.
    Eventually the whole world will run on JS 😄
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