Observed arrival · 2026-11-09
Nether C, where programs leave a ledger instead of running
A C dialect and specification treat programs as burials: evaluation stops at unanswered questions, leaving an immutable trace.
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- Every value carries a depth from 0 to 8; drawn bytes belong at stratum 7 because source alone cannot reconstruct them.
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The public manual organizes the model into nine strata and six rites, with separate sections for grammar, types, burial, holes, and replay. It says every value has a depth from 0 to 8, that depth never decreases, and that drawn bytes must be written down because source cannot reproduce them. The page links a specification, source, roadmap, and project-status section; the extract does not establish how much of the language is implemented.
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