My beloved wife turns 50 today.
Fortunately, she's not into as much pain as in the past week. So we could celebrate that with my father in law.
Another drop in the XL compiler "native" exploration. I think I figured out a nice syntax for types that combines the nice properties of generic types in XL2 with the nice properties of traits in Rust (being able to index "virtual functions" by using the interface)
Interesting Q drop too.
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