If the insight in the article is actually unique, it'll just get regurgitated by other writers and AIs a hundred times, maybe even with better visuals and diagrams and that'll be the article that gets all the clicks.

of course i can look it up, but you probably have a better insight than the slop i'll find off google.

thanks for the article. these days it's rare to see something so well researched and written while still being able to tell it was authored by a human. cheers

One of the regrettable quirks of our industry is the way we replicate theoretically language-neutral components separately in multiple language ecosystems and verticals. I wish we didn't a separate npm and cargo. I wish the polyglot runtimes you mention (especially Graal) would see more adoption. I wish we didn't have both Duktape and MicroPython. There's nothing language-specific about efficient garbage collection or compact bytecode or package dependency resolution.