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For example, Filip mentioned that some setuid programs can be compiled with it, but it also makes changes to ld.so.

One of the best classics Sci-fi I've read ever is The Riverworld saga by Josep Filip Farmer.

Claude, guided by Filip Stappers, a friend of Knuth, solved a problem that Knuth and Stappers had been working on for several weeks.

Here in Sweden, the last episode of Filip & Fredriks Podcast[1] was recorded in front of a 16 592 people audience this past June.

I checked the the code, reported a bug, and Filip fixed it.

> For example, Filip mentioned that some setuid programs can be compiled with it, but it also makes changes to ld.so.

Java is just a plugin.) I suspect you still have not read Filip Pizlo's post at that lists.webkit.org link I left, or the paper it references.

> Filip also told me that he asked Claude to continue on the even case after the odd case had been resolved.

In another part he says Filip restarted Claude many times so it seems they are aware of context polution and ways to avoid it (also why they kept telling Claude to write everything to a file).

> I'm referring to Filip Pizlo's message regarding the cross-heap GC issues that were raised on webkit-dev (which is part of the thread you linked): I assume no one replied because the argument was a broad generalization that wasn't relevant to the proposed patches or the actual code under discussion.

As Knuth says, "Filip told me that the explorations reported above, though ultimately successful, weren’t really smooth.

Filip, do you plan to support building the kernel with fil-c?

I am not sure what Filip's view on this is.

Filip is doing something interesting I think and if there a practical solution to the C heritage I think it lies more in his direction than in rewriting billions of lines of battle tested code.