WebFinger: http://t.co/a7et3uyLnG is the finger command for the web age. I like the idea, but it needs critical mass to be useful.
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When Nvidia discusses choosing Ada for security critical software, they mention the cost of fuzzing (slide 17). It's an interesting argument: if the language gives you more assurances, you don't need so much compute to fuzz test!
https://www.slideshare.net/AdaCore/securing-the-future-of-safety-and-security-of-embedded-software
Defining a subset of #[no_std] Rust, formally verifying it, and releasing it as 'Sealed Rust' for use in safety critical systems like automotive and avionics:
Racket seems to have a critical mass of mindshare: tons of accomplished lispers building some amazing PL features. I need to use it more.
