fp.

I really wish I could justify investing time learning these languages but the RoI is too low. Learning TLA+ seems to have a better RoI because LLMs are good at writing programs using a TLA+ specification.

7thaccount•3mo ago

I'm in a similar boat. It would be cool ...but how would I use it outside of hobbies.

adamgordonbell•3mo ago

My 2 cents on BQN: I am certainly a novice with array languages, but I know they have conceptual power.

    Looking for a modern, powerful language centered on Ken Iverson's array programming paradigm

    BQN aims to remove irregular and burdensome aspects of the APL tradition, and put the great ideas on a firmer footing.

And BQN seems like the closest thing to a 'modern' array language. Modern, meaning, looking like my biased version of what language should look like.

Open source, has namespaces, and you can define your own operators and so on.

Heard of it from conor hoekstra