I'm aware of iota, but the issue I'm referring to is a syntax one. Many languages have a keyword for enums which allows you to reference enum values within their own scope. This is opposed to the go way which is just referencing them as constants, which then requires a naming scheme for clarity.

just please if i could do pattern matching a-la Rust/OCaml then it'd be PERFECT

i still very much prefer my two main languages (typescript and go) for developing actual projects though

He goes on to say that interactive use of a machine with "fast informational-retrieval and data-processing" would allow one to spend more time actually considering a problem, rather than setting up to do so.