Just roll right over it, garbage is more important than opponents and besides, where would we end up if we let ourselves be held back by such things
At tagesschau.de - Die Nachrichten der ARD you can find the original article.
Once again something from the corner of obscure programming languages. And this time it's a Forth descendant again, but one that borrows more heavily from Lisp and functional concepts and also orients itself more toward Lisp in its system architecture. Looks quite interesting and of course speaks directly to an old Forther and Lisper like me. The author also has a weblog where he occasionally writes about his language and its implementation - currently, for example, about type inference in Factor. Here's the original article.
In addition, online editorial departments could respond to user interest since user access would be evaluated according to Machill. "This is a new, unprecedented form of interactivity. Until now, time-delayed feedback was only possible through letters to the editor." - ouch. I think the media expert probably hasn't seen an interactive medium up close if log file evaluations already count as special interactivity for him.
At heise online news there is the original article.
Python Object Sharing (POSH) - Pack Python Objects in Shared Memory