I think he probably makes thousands of comments, yet the controversial ones make it out to the general community and form his reputation.
Also, I think what's really interesting is that with his feedback, could the language be actually be adapted to the kernel?
This would be fascinating because traditionally the code (the kernel in this case) has to adapt to the foibles of C. This could be the reverse, where not only could the language adapt, it might make the kernel technically better, and easier to read and modify.
Also, I think what's really interesting is that with his feedback, could the language be actually be adapted to the kernel?
This would be fascinating because traditionally the code (the kernel in this case) has to adapt to the foibles of C. This could be the reverse, where not only could the language adapt, it might make the kernel technically better, and easier to read and modify.