Deprecating Programming Languages and Operating Systems

Programming languages are IDEs for programming.

Programming languages were invented in the mid-1900s based on biases of hardware of the day.

Things have changed.

Operating systems are libraries.

Syntax is Easy

Ohm makes language-making easy now.

Forget compilers.

Synchrony is the bane of our existence.

Most of our current programming languages (Rust, Haskell, Python, JS, C, …) have implicit synchrony.