Reading up on Elm

Adding first-class functions to a LET interpreter with call-by-value leads to dynamic scoping, mirroring a historical Lisp bug discovered by Slagle.

The author combines Elm, Rust, and WebGL via the elm_rs bridge to render 3D graphics in a canvas while using Elm for UI controls, demonstrating type‑safe interop.

Using boring languages like Go with LLMs reduces variance in training data, leading to more predictable and reliable code generation.

Providing AI agents with automated feedback loops (back pressure) enables them to self-correct on long-horizon tasks, increasing engineer leverage.