Comments by "Anony Mousse" (@anon_y_mousse) on "Why WebAssembly Can't Win" video.

  1. For this one, he looks determined. Not necessarily not constipated, but more like he feels the movement and it's definitely coming today.
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  2. I've been avoiding Go for a long while now because they chose to hardcode K&R style bracing, and public statements by the designers have proven they're either moroffs or evil in refusing to support an alternative. I get all of the not-see arguments for enforcing one style, but it's the entirely wrong approach. Last time I looked at TinyGo it couldn't do nearly anything, but if they've implemented their own compiler and would be willing to support Allman style bracing, then I might learn Go fully just for that. I'm not sure why you think that Scheme is some super difficult language. It's yet another LISP variant. If you want to play with it on your own time, I'd suggest downloading a copy of the Elk interpreter. It's a fairly well-written Scheme interpreter that can be embedded into other projects if you want to extend something, and it's written in an easy to read style. Fair warning, it is written in C.
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