Aaron Hsu

Promotions expert and speaker, Aaron Hsu, discusses the Uiua stack-based array language. They explore other programming languages like BQN and K, as well as the history of the array model. The podcast covers topics such as jagged arrays, non-rectangular data, and the implementation of the language in Rust. They also touch on the challenges of running BQN and Rust with a CBQN binding.

Aaron Hsu, an implementor of Co-dfns and a proponent of minimal array programming, shares his insights from the Eagle Pub in Cambridge. He discusses the critical role of algorithms in enhancing programming efficiency and vocabulary. The conversation navigates the balance between terse and verbose coding, challenging conventional views on readability. Hsu emphasizes the importance of symbolic languages and introduces 'Tersity', advocating for simple languages like APL over more complex ones like C++. His insights are a deep dive into coding elegance and its impact on problem-solving.