Nice! This is what I keep telling everyone: LLMs let you build stuff you may not have the time/energy to before. You still need to do the last 10% yourself though. Tying up all the loose ends.
Syntax is a personal choice. Can always be changed. Architectural choices are difficult to manage later on.
The VM seems to be a stack VM. I have my own python replacement project (https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=48090665) that I am developing privately for now. LLM-assisted ofc. Started with a bytecode VM and then switched over to a register one. The biggest break from regular language systems was the decision to move to an Erlang-style preemptive scheduler.
Syntax is a personal choice. Can always be changed. Architectural choices are difficult to manage later on.
The VM seems to be a stack VM. I have my own python replacement project (https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=48090665) that I am developing privately for now. LLM-assisted ofc. Started with a bytecode VM and then switched over to a register one. The biggest break from regular language systems was the decision to move to an Erlang-style preemptive scheduler.