I think he worked on Sawmill, where he developed a language that looks superficially a bit like Go called Sawzall. Sawzall seems to have been open sourced at so

I think he worked on Sawmill, where he developed a language that looks superficially a bit like Go called Sawzall. Sawzall seems to have been open sourced at some point. It's got some common syntax similarities like using `a := b` to mean creating a new local variable of inferred type. https://github.com/anthonyu/Sizzle/blob/master/docs/sawzall-language.html https://github.com/anthonyu/Sizzle/blob/master/docs/sawzall-...