> Eventually all languages will IMO adopt memory lifecycle management (lookahead guarantees) and borrow-checking as language features to do runtime optimization

> Eventually all languages will IMO adopt memory lifecycle management (lookahead guarantees) and borrow-checking as language features to do runtime optimization Personally I'd be more interested in CPUs adding dedicated GC chips such as this paper: https://ieeexplore.ieee.org/document/8695831 https://ieeexplore.ieee.org/document/8695831 > It's a shame they did not opt to follow Clojure syntax more closely, or it would make the transition much easier for the growing Clojure community I've been keeping an eye on Carp, but never tried it, at first glance it looked like they used the Clojure syntax, what part do they deviate from?