One of the cool things about working at @spritely is the morning calls; after we do our morning check-in, and there is usually something interesting we are working on, we usually spend a few minutes talking about "topics of interest" in the tech space.

Today @dthompson and I talked about:

- Carp and other statically typed lisps (thx to @vv for filling me in on her recent experiences)
- How targeting WASM-4 as a playground would be a good way to experiment with building a new "low level lisp" (we've done some wasm-4 stuff before) https://wasm4.org/
- The 6502 / NES emulator literate program *book* that @kingcons wrote which is really cool https://redlinernotes.com/docs/cl-6502.pdf
- asi64, a 6502 assembler written in Racket https://docs.racket-lang.org/asi64/index.html
- Our mutual interest in using propagators for type solving and flow analysis (see section 5.7 of https://dspace.mit.edu/handle/1721.1/49525 )

Fun stuff!