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[–] 2 points 1 year ago

When you consider what truly defines a language in the modern world, only two criteria stand out:

  1. Understandable — it must carry meaning for both humans and machines.
  2. Generable — it must be producible by both humans and machines.

Well, this fails on both counts. That syntax is awful even for the trivial examples provided.

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