Sure, I can see your point. It's a problem for computer scientists, and good to know as an anecdote. I'm talking about it in practice - when using TypeScript th

Sure, I can see your point. It's a problem for computer scientists, and good to know as an anecdote. I'm talking about it in practice - when using TypeScript the 'halting problem' has never been an issue. I was joking about the 'kill -9' but also meant it in a half-hearted way! So, if not turing complete, what kind of automata would you use to accept your language, say if you were designing your own language?