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 [^bear]: Thanks to fasterthanlime for facilitating the bear's appearance on this blog.
 
+**Update (2023-02-13):** "Pseudo Rust" has now been renamed to "specr lang", the language of the work-in-progress "specr" tool that can translate specr lang into Rust code to make specifications executable. **/Update**
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 So, if you want to look into my brain to see how I see Rust programs, then please go check out [MiniRust](https://github.com/RalfJung/minirust).
-The README explains the scope and goals, the general structure, and the details of pseudo Rust, as well as a comparison with some related efforts.
+The README explains the scope and goals, the general structure, and the details of ~~pseudo Rust~~ specr lang, as well as a comparison with some related efforts.
 
 In particular I find that the concept of "places" and "values", which can be rather mysterious, becomes a lot clearer when spelled out like that, but that might just be me.
 I hasten to add that this is *very early work-in-progress*, and it is *my own personal experiment*, not necessarily reflecting the views of anyone else.