> Languages that use the LVM — the Logical Volume Manager is a device mapper
  > framework that provides logical volume management for the Linux kernel —
  > aren’t going to have to do too much to support components because the LVM
  > will go ahead and translate the C, he said. But for languages like Grain
  > and other non-LVM-based languages, more work has to be done to make that
  > happen.

Did a language model generate this article? I'm struggling to understand how a human could write the above sentences and not notice something's gone very wrong.

Editors? Fact-checkers? Did anyone read this before publishing it?

Would be curious to hear any feedback from folks using Grain.

I've been following a similar WASM-first language, Moonbit (https://www.moonbitlang.com/), which was created by the creator of Rescript. I'm excited by the design decisions they've made and think there is a lot of promise on the AI story for these fully typed "low resource" functional languages due to their expressiveness. My bet is that coding agents will start to really benefit from the type inference they provide.