I last did a "Show HN" about Inko in 2018 (https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=17702237), but the language has changed drastically since then. For example, the GC is removed and we now use a single ownership model, and Inko's concurrency API is now type-safe (inspired a bit by Pony). I'm hopeful these changes will make Inko a more interesting/compelling language to use compared to the likes of Ruby, Python, and Go (basically any mid/high level language where concurrency is needed).