[axx83]

Hi HeavyStorm,

Thank you for the excellent and critical questions. You've pointed out the biggest flaw in my first article: it failed to properly connect the proposed concepts to the broader "myriad of problems" in the microservice ecosystem.

I have written a new, much more detailed manifesto that is almost entirely dedicated to explaining that connection and the architectural vision. I believe it addresses your first point directly.

But I also want to be transparent with you in particular. You asked about the low-level details—the "how" of C# in a non-managed world, memory management, and how it compares to Rust. You are right to ask for this. That new manifesto is still the philosophical 'why', but I want to assure you that I have already completed a full technical whitepaper that covers the 'how'.

The challenge is that the whitepaper is currently in my native language (Vietnamese), is quite long (around 150k characters), and I am still revising it before I can begin the translation.

So, I would like to propose a path forward. First, I would be grateful if you could read the new manifesto and give me your honest critique there. It lays out the complete architectural argument. https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=45477324

If, after reading it, you trust the vision a bit more, I hope you'll be patient for a short while longer until I can properly translate the technical whitepaper which addresses your remaining concerns.

Alternatively, if you're curious to see the raw draft now, you can likely find it by searching my username plus the keyword "Viblo". You could then use an LLM for a preview translation, but I must give a strong disclaimer that I cannot promise the quality of an automated translation of an unrevised draft.

Thank you again for the sharp feedback. It's exactly the kind of critique that is needed.