Once our repo is public, I won't be shy with questions. 😁

Our current implementation predates the scope-set paper, so it follows the historical algorithm. Which means the code is SUPER hard to understand and probably buggy. Replacing it isn't a priority right now, but I'm itching to replace it.

It’s Amazon’s internal language, Fusion, coming soon to GitHub under the name Ion Fusion. Effectively a mini-Racket using Amazon Ion as its concrete syntax, aimed at simplifying Ion/JSON data processing.

This looks fantastic! As owner of a language that borrows much from Racket, this will be fascinating.

I’d particularly love to see how Racket implements binding resolution and scope sets.

If there was a “coarsening” of society, surely it occurred when businesses were established to profit off denying people healthcare. The main joke people are making in response to Thompson’s death is merely to treat it with the bloodless bureaucratic indifference that these companies perfected.

Why does the archer have two right hands?