Extraordinary tale of reverse engineering, where the authors even create their own language to avoid plagiarism! http://t.co/8zrqF1QwwX
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https://www.elidedbranches.com/2022/08/the-product-culture-shift.html
I've realised that the Haskell 'slogan' "avoid success at all costs" is ambiguous.
It can be parsed as "avoid success, at all costs" or "avoid success-at-all-costs". I'm not always sure which meaning is intended.
Choosing a syntax for a new programming language is hard. You want to be similar enough to an established language to avoid scaring off users.
You still want to be sufficiently novel to be recognisable. Which languages do this well?