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I'm a layman, but the information on your website reminds be both of what GreenArrays are doing and of the 80's INMOS transputers. People might want to know how those compare with what you're working on.

Any specifics for the unoriented?

Go has objects and methods. What it lacks is inheritance.

Could you expand upon this?

It probably has something to do with out languages having more grammatical cases than English (which, arguably, has two, though it's possible to only use one).

With Vim and Emacs you can get this if you have a plugin that autogenerates a ctags/etags file. Then (in Vim) just <C-]> to an identifiers definition and <C-o> back.

I'm pretty sure linearity was also part of the picture -- no matter how many layers of neurons you have, as long as they perform linear combinations, they could all be replaced with a single one (ignoring numeric errors).

I believe he referred mostyl to freezing the efforts on impoving the implementation.

When writing wc?

Any ideas on connecting Vim to this?

You sir, are mistaken.

Communism didn't offer a basic income. People were paid for doing works at jobs. Which everyone had. The constituion of communist Poland even listed having a job as a citizens duty.

That sarcasm feels unnecessary.

How does this relate to the suspension of disbelief?

Maybe something along the lines of http://youshallhear.us/PRISM, http://youshallhear.us/ACTA, etc?