miniblog.

I find myself using a "splatter then clean up" technique when working with code. I add a ton of prints/logs/asserts/type annotations until I've found the issue. I then throw them all away! It feels like redundant work, but I don't have a nicer solution.

Adding a macro system to a compiled lisp seems really tricky. It's a ton easier when you have an interpreter that you can throw the macro definitions at.

I haven't used resumable exceptions much at all. I keep coming across scenarios where I wish the current language had them. Most recent example: writing a tree-walking interpreter with a step counter. I'd love to throw ScriptExceededLimit with an option of resuming.