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Promoting a new, exciting, massively parallel and scalable programming language is HARD!

But the lessons from adopting #erlang and #elixir will 100% be helpful with our adoption of a new programming language, syntax of which we still have to create. But we have a working machine ("Cartilage")! Wait until chip shortage ends, you'll get our processors in data centers ("Greenforest") and inside of your new laptop!

PM me if you're interested in a volunteering opportunity to do early stage prototyping of the emulator engine. The worst thing beside a good time spent can happen to you is you'll better understand computer science, Harel statecharts, SerDeses, clock domain crossing, FIFOs, Verilog, HPC, distributed compute, data streams, OOP, reactive programming, self-modifying code, object capabilities, actor model, MVC, SaaS, full-stack webdev, GLSL, programming languages (a lot of them!), concurrent and massively parallel programming, scalability, performance, and even chip design on silicon level.

If you like where all of it is going with #programmablematter and #claytronics, feel free to send me a calendar invite. It's fun!