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Summary
Okay Joy has more than two problems, but two problems really stick out.
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Achilleas Margaritas and I are designing a concatenative programming language as an alternative to Joy called Unimperative. So far we have identified two major problems with Joy, which we are seeking to address:
let<List> second = (first, rest); let<int> double = (multiply, 2);
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