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The older link was pointing to the Kaleidoscope which is a tube of mirrors containing colorful objects. The link should be to the Kaleidoscope programming language.

The older link was pointing to the Kaleidoscope which is a tube of mirrors containing colorful objects. The link should be to the Kaleidoscope programming language.
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I don't think the tutorial is related to the "Kaleidoscope programming language" on Wikipedia. I think this is just showing what the name of the toy language is derived from.

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