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Looks like "yet another Lisp without s-exprs for babby ducks". I'd probably go the Julia route if this is what I wanted, personally.

• adastra22 2y ago
  You are being down-voted for the snark, but there is point there. This seems to be "people use Python because of the whitespace, so let's remove parenthesis." Which if true, is (1) vastly missing the point, and (2) this project isn't really exploring any fundamentally new areas of language design then. I was kinda hoping to see this was the next generation of Lisp language design, but it appears to be just a different syntax.
  • soegaard 2y ago
    > I was kinda hoping to see this was the next generation of Lisp language design, but it appears to be just a different syntax. Dig deeper in the reference documentation.
    • adastra22 2y ago
      It does things Lisp doesn't do?
      • soegaard 2y ago
        I a not sure which Lisp you are thinking of, but compared to a "standard" Lisp you might be interested in how the module system interacts with the macro system. In particular the concept of a tower of phases.
        • adastra22 2y ago
          Thanks, I'll look into that!