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Hey! Want to contribute to a cool compiler project? Check out the good
first issues in the Honey Potion Compiler!

Honey Potion is a compiler that translates Elixir into eBPF code.
Elixir is a high-level, functional, dynamically typed language, while
eBPF is a low-level instruction set that runs safely inside the Linux
kernel. Since eBPF programs are verified to always terminate, Honey
Potion can apply powerful static optimizations!

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