Autology: A Lisp with access to its own interpreter

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The post discusses Autology, a Lisp-like language that provides access to its own interpreter, scanner, parser, and compiler. Comments reference related research on meta-circular interpreters which optimize interpreter code. The discussions highlight the philosophical and practical implications of such access in programming languages, specifically how it embodies the true essence of Lisp. Additionally, users express curiosity about potential use cases and the innovative approach of introducing special forms in language design. The exchange brings attention to the topic of extreme language flexibility, creativity in programming, and the comparisons to other languages and technologies.Certain comments also touch on humor and imaginative ideas about programming capabilities such as time travel.
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