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  • ditto

    A Super Kawaii Dependently Typed Programming Language (by ditto)

    • Are you sure of anything? https://github.com/ditto/ditto

  • FStar

    A Proof-oriented Programming Language

    • Consider that F* is a real language inspired by F#... could we create a C#-style language for program verification?

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  • onnx

    Open standard for machine learning interoperability

    • No no, hear me out. The original image has "onyx" which I believe was an attempt to put a pokemon in the list which they miss-spelled since the pokemon is "onix". What I'm pointing out is that the two previous languages are tensorflow and keras which are machine learning programming frameworks and onnx is a machine learning framework as well

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    There's always a relevant XKCD.

    • relevant github

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