i dont appreciate getting flagged for my comment. the "mom" operator is a real thing not found in many languages.

>mom is an object member present in objects used as activation records. It refers to the object used as the next outer scope. mom can be used to access variables in the next outer scope:

The problem with your other comments is that it is too short and almost look like a joke. I read the docs partially, and I didn't notice the mom operator. As a recommendation, try to avoid oneliners in HN.

[Note: I didn't flag/downvote you.]

I've been working on my pet language recently. The documentation is much improved and Ivy now supports object oriented programming.

Add a Fibonacci near the top of the readme.

OK, I've added it, and a few others as well: Y-combinator and Man or Boy.