That’s the interesting thing about HVM, you have 0 overhead multithreading. It happens automagically.

There’s type declarations and checking in Bend and HVM, it’s just Bend has type inferrance. I personally don’t mind either way, although for scripting I do like mutable types like in Python, it makes things easier to write, at the cost of needing to know exactly what you’re doing or cleaning up bugs.

I wrote some math shit in it the other day. It’s cool. Waiting for more data types, more optimizations and then I’ll probably be using the hell out of it.

I like the HVM language better. It’s more functional-y and suits the model. Bend is just syntactic sugar for HVM.