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Message: <blockquote data-quote="Terrance Kling" data-source="post: 28742" data-attributes="member: 11024">Been deep in an interesting rabbit hole lately — designing a non-branch programming language called Zeus inspired by Konrad Zuse's Plankalkül from 1945. The concept is that instead of writing if/else and loops, all decisions are encoded as data selections and all iterations become map transformations.What makes it interesting from a money perspective is that it could become a universal intermediate representation — meaning Python, JavaScript, any language could compile into Zeus graphs and back out again. More importantly it has potential as an internal reasoning layer for AI models, making AI decisions fully auditable and traceable instead of the black box they currently are.Anyone here experimented with building DSLs (domain specific languages) or custom scripting languages for their tools or automation? Curious what approaches people have taken and whether there is a market for language level tooling in the internet marketing space.</blockquote>