[shiny future] Alan's trust in the compiler is rewarded, Alan switches runtimes #160
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…llow you to change back and forth
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A pair of shiny future stories sketching out an alternative path for Alan as he gets started, and also some ideas for how he might switch between runtimes.
This is partly based on the writing session we had yesterday, so co-author credit goes to @Mark-Simulacrum, @tmandry, @emmanuelantony2000, and @doc-jones.