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A few weird ideas for programming languages I came up with that it'd be "really" "cool" if someone made (wink)
July 13, 2022 Six Programming Languages I'd Like to See A few weird ideas for programming languages I came up with that it'd be "really" "cool" if someone made (wink) I got 1,000 words into "what, exactly, is software complexity" before remembering that this is supposed to be less effort than the blog. So instead I'm going to list some ideas I had for programming languages. I think all of these are technically doable, so it's more a "nobody else wants this badly enough" thing. Also caveat these might all already exist; I just know the languages I know! A serious take on a contract-based langua
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