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ink: an adaptive programming language
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Hmmm, this seems connected for some reason:

interesting...

... lots of ink languages

that's cool man - it's a short / common word.

That's a very tasty launch video :P Adaptive, organic and metabolic is what we're gonna hear more and more about now. Nothing rides the exponential better than life... and it's not constrained to carbon.

thanks!! yes - for sure. organic life has some properties we could mimic.

ink is already taken

it’s not the only one ‘ink lang’ then, who cares lol

Woah. This is incredible.

thanks austin!

How did you get this footage of my sex life?

😉

what in tarnation?!

😂

very very very much enjoying this, i really like your work, wow

thank you!! :D

Oh that’s fun. I use Ink as a domain for my ai art sites. I’ll need to check this out.

This seems super interesting. I’m curious how the “learning” part happens. Some of the data reactivity sounds like signals and derived reactive values but the learning part seems crazy. Are you doing content addressing similar to unison lang ?

i am doing content addressing! and a lot of this *is* very signals-y. will share more re learning soon.

Ahhh, some of it falls into place in my head then. Siganals-y is a good approach for a lot of things so makes total sense. Curious what the reactivity model is for larger codebases. Don’t want to get bogged down on complex ops. I’ll keep an eye out for progress!
