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  A massively parallel, high-level programming language

  

  I remember seeing HVM on here a year or two back when it came out and it looked intriguing. Exciting to see something being built on top of it!

  I would say that the play on words that gives the language its name ("Bend") doesn't really make sense...

  https://github.com/HigherOrderCO/bend/blob/main/GUIDE.md

  > Bending is the opposite of folding. Whatever fold consumes, bend creates.

  But in everyday language bending is not the opposite of folding, they are more or less the same thing. Why not "unfold", which also has a connotation of "the process of happening" as well as merely the opposite of folding?

  I have a question about the example code and output for bending:

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