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JetBrains working on higher-abstraction programming language
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"JetBrains is exploring how to make this new language a derivative from Kotlin, but Skrygan believes the derivative should be English."
That sounds like (Visual) Basic. It looks like English but it's basically pseudo-code.
I'm happy letting AI and my language server write all the extra annotations for Rust, i've no trouble reading them. I have much more trouble when types and usage specifiers/limiters are missing.