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Jay Maxwell Foad is a software developer and programming language implementor. He worked at Dyalog Ltd. from April 2010 to May 2019 on the implementation of Dyalog APL, and was appointed CTO in January 2016. Foad’s contributions include a bytecode compiler for Dyalog APL and improvements in the language design and implementation.
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