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2026-04-04 20:46 UTC
@reckter If it's interesting to think about it as an uzu, then it's an uzu ;) I think the main outcome of the paper for me though is defining uzus enough to be able to think about the possible related non-uzu languages more clearly in opposition !
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@reckter@social.oc.is 2026-04-04 21:04
@yaxu Currently I think of it more of a uzu (and specifically mondo /mini-notaion) inspired language. It is originally hydra based, but mini-notation integration forced a lot of "timiness" in the implementation, and that (I'm guessing here) will at least move it into the direction of the uzu languages.