Comments by "TommyJ" (@ImperiumLibertas) on "Brodie Robertson"
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@nobodyimportant7804 This is true, and I was unaware of that fact. After doing some more research, it seems that what's truly impressive about his JIT compiler and OS is that it does not differentiate between text, documents, scripts, binaries, and unstructured data like images. TempleOS allows you to embed executable code, text, images, and other data types within a single document, and it can interpret all of these data types simultaneously without delegating to external programs. HolyC is able handle everything in one environment which is really cool.
Unlike TempleOS, Unix/Linux systems typically require distinct data types and separate interpreters for each type. It's an interesting idea. I'm not sure if it's necessarily good or bad, but it certainly is different. Having one system standard to process a variety of data types within a single document is very innovative and I can certainly see some use cases where this simplifies things.
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