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J, because I've wanted to learn it for a long time. It scratches kind of the same itch as my old HP 48 calculator, actually, although that was much closer to Forth than APL. Both of them are mind-bendingly terse and not great at expressing things other than raw mathematics.
Have you had a good look at Factor? FWIW I've got at least the first 3 days with it up here.
I've been reading your solutions! I have not spent any time with Factor at all, but the solutions you've put up look very nice and clean.