I have absolutely no idea what Templario is going on about.
But I enjoyed the article.
As one of the users favoring a retention of our PPC ISA (at least for now), its nice to hear it reaffirmed that this is one course thats still under consideration.
Templario has read Krashan's brief review as some sort of withering criticism, and then gone on a rampage about it apparently.
I my opinion Krashan was actually saying that despite having the same disadvantages as many other Hollywood-written applications (compared to natively developed applications using the provided API for menus, localisations, etc) there are some interesting features which are worth looking at. If there is any criticism there it's of Hollywood's limitations as a programming language, not AHIW as a program (in fact he praises its good points).
