It's interesting that programming languages introduce limited postfix notation all the time for convenience: method calls (and chaining) in a variety of languages, type declarations after the variable, .await in Rust.
Yet general postfix languages like Forth are quite uncommon.
@faassen Then again, I wouldn't say they are uncommon. Forth, LISP and all the offshoots of it, PostScript with PDF and other of its offshoots, Python bytecode – it's being used a lot everywhere, it's just usually not exposed to the "average" user.
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