rcon 2024: Add Bowman title + abstract (#317)

* rcon 2024: Add link to Ben Knoble's frosthaven-manager

* rcon 2024: Add William Bowman

* rcon 2024: Fix afternoon talk time for placeholder talk

Author: jessealama

rcon/2024/index.rkt

@@ -383,18 +383,28 @@ Racket’s macros are fantastic for building DSLs that mix well with general-pur
 @talk{Frosthaven Manager: Built by the Community}
 #:more
 @abstract{
-Consisting of more than 15k lines of code and documentation,
-written in spare time during the last two and a half years, the
-Frosthaven Manager would not exist without the Racket community. Let’s
-explore some of the community’s contributions, reflect on the benefits
-of building in the open, and dream about what comes next.
+Consisting of more than 15k lines of code and documentation, written in spare time during the last two and a half years, the @(a #:href "https://github.com/benknoble/frosthaven-manager" #:title "frosthaven-manager (GitHub)" "Frosthaven Manager") would not exist without the Racket community. Let’s explore some of the community’s contributions, reflect on the benefits of building in the open, and dream about what comes next.
 }
 ]
 
   @lecture[
 #:when
 @talk-time{Saturday, 12:30pm}
 #:who
+@speaker[#:url "https://williamjbowman.com"]{William Bowman}
+#:what
+@talk{First-class Prompt Engineering with llm-lang! (This is a bad idea.)}
+#:more
+@abstract{
+@paragraph{As we all know, generative AI and LLMs have replaced software engineering entirely, so all existing programming languages are deprecated. (What are you talking about?) Unfortunately, because even PL people don’t understand the importance of language-oriented programming, interfaces to LLMs remain restricted to chatbots, IDE plugins, and crappy APIs for deprecated languages! This is not the world we were promised; I want first-class prompt engineering! (No, I really don’t!)}
+
+@paragraph{Introducing, @(a #:href "https://github.com/wilbowma/llm-lang" #:title "llm-lang (GitHub)" "llm-lang"), a Racket hash-lang in which prompt engineering in first class! (Why did I do this?) By default, youre writing a prompt! If you need, you can escape into Racket to compute part of the prompt, or compute over the result of the prompt, but you probably won’t since LLMs can do it all! (You’re joking right?) We perform some cursory experiments to show the power of llm-lang, and some limitations. While it doesn’t @emph{strictly} provide any measurable benefit, and might in fact be hugely problematic if deployed for anything real, it is @emph{cool}. (Please, somebody stop me.) I’m sure sufficiently advanced magic will solve these problems in the future. (😫)}}
+]
+
+  @lecture[
+#:when
+@talk-time{Saturday, 2:00pm}
+#:who
 @speaker[#:person? #f]{A friendly Racketeer}
 #:what
 @talk{Your Fascinating Racket Project}