Build an experimental programming language

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Australian developer Geoffrey Huntley ran Claude Code in repeated loops for three months to build Cursed, a programming language using Gen Z vocabulary. The compiler and demonstrations were published. This was a learning experiment with incomplete components, without measured labor savings.

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For whom

Independent developers and compiler researchers; small teams with strong debugging skills.

Not for

Not suitable for teams needing a proven production language.

Brain Score

3/10 brain cells
Impact
0/2
Evidence
2/2
Reproducibility
1/2
Maturity
0/2
Reach
0/2

Five values from 0 to 2. The total has a minimum of 1. A reading aid based on the source, not an independently measured performance result. How the score works

Original source

Bestie statt for-Schleife: KI entwickelt Programmiersprache im Gen-Z-Slang 
Type
News
Published
Data as of
2026-10-31

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Tools

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