TODO

Pre-requisites for self-hosting
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    * name?
    * s-expressions
    * lambda
    * conditionals
    * bool/nums/strings/chars
    * assignment
    * recursion
    * io (print, read)
    * comparison
    * arithmetic
    * lexical scoping

Eventually...
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    * modules
    * type checking (Hindley-Milner)
    * type inference
    * debugger
    * loops
    * TaCOs!!!
    * more io

Idea for how to get started, not really sure
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#. Build parser (in golang?) that reads a file (stdin maybe) of our Lisp-like language. 
   Have it make a linked-list of tokens. Or read in file and ensure syntactical correctness.
#. Use this token list to build abstract syntax tree to create executional code. This is
   where we can ensure semantical correctness.
#. Translate the Lisp-like into (golang?) native code.
#. Compile native code. First iteration of language complete.

This is what jumps out to me right away, but this is from directy experience making a
language translator and I think I'm missing the step someone.