creating a special language is not hard, but it's really hard to make ppl feel exciting to use it.

Terse comments aren't hard, just bash the OP without offering constructive criticism.

The next programming language to become popular is going to provide some substantial gain in either productivity or performance. It'd be nice to see an argument for or against Virgil on that front.

Using animation is a good idea, but do we really need a redesign?

Working at Google have much higher pressure than MS. not a place for loser.

Nice personal attack for someone who's writing is barely comprehensible.

If they made more, they can sell more.

Great article, I should keep a similar list for the ideas I have

Unless he went out of his way to use x86, I can't imagine he's not using x86-64. x86-64 has traditionally been the arch that Go has gotten the most attention on anyway, it is what everyone uses these days.