This is interesting. I see it has an interpreter, but it's unclear at a glance whether "interpreted" is the default production mode of the language or if the in

This is interesting. I see it has an interpreter, but it's unclear at a glance whether "interpreted" is the default production mode of the language or if the interpreter is available to facilitate a repl or smething. Skimming some of the .ko files, I like that it seems readable and familiar (even if there are some oddities). No matter how much time I spend with Haskell and OCaml, I always spend conscious effort trying to mentally parse the source code.