Interesting! I don't think I quite understand how this compares to the vat model of actors that was used in E and what tuplespaces are contributing here. I gues

Interesting! I don't think I quite understand how this compares to the vat model of actors that was used in E and what tuplespaces are contributing here. I guess I'd just need to sit down and try using the language. See also Goblins, an actor model + object capability system inspired by a lot of the same stuff (like E) that uses the Preserves-derived Syrup format for encoding messages over the network. https://spritely.institute/goblins/ https://spritely.institute/goblins/ There's also a standard in development for communicating capabilities over the network called OCapN: https://ocapn.org/ https://ocapn.org/