Marshall was a panelist on the ArrayCast podcast (https://www.arraycast.com/) which discusses all things relating to array languages. He's sadly missed :(
ArrayCast is a great podcast and I've enjoyed it quite a lot since it started. Listening to people talk about APL/K/J/BQN/etc is a great way to learn about the array languages. Maybe it's just me but hearing people use the glyphs in conversation went a long way to building intuition with how to think in arrays, so to speak.
For context, BQN is "an APL for your flying saucer."
https://mlochbaum.github.io/BQN/index.html
And APL is a programming language.
Literally.
Marshall was a panelist on the ArrayCast podcast (https://www.arraycast.com/) which discusses all things relating to array languages. He's sadly missed :(
ArrayCast is a great podcast and I've enjoyed it quite a lot since it started. Listening to people talk about APL/K/J/BQN/etc is a great way to learn about the array languages. Maybe it's just me but hearing people use the glyphs in conversation went a long way to building intuition with how to think in arrays, so to speak.
Wherever you are in cyberspace: hi Marshall!!