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I don't see why you need a language "formalized to the point of math" to instruct a computer to follow simple instructions (Write a crud API for this and this,

I don't see why you need a language "formalized to the point of math" to instruct a computer to follow simple instructions (Write a crud API for this and this, it should have these endpoints etc.) Of course there will be ambiguity, but you could say anything higher level than assembly is also ambiguous, but that's not usually a problem. I think it's reasonable to expect that more people will be able to program if this becomes reality. Just as going from assembly to c allowed more people to program.

cableshaft 3y ago
Eh, I was using it to help generate animated backgrounds with various custom geometry and animations tonight for a game of mine, and it performed admirably but it was struggling a bit. I wouldn't mind if it had a bit more formalization to the point of math to it for those bits. Was still good enough that I got some usable options from it, though.