Oracle

Oracle is an esoteric language by User:Rdococ. It's like any other language, except it has a halting oracle which takes in a function and returns whether the function will halt or not. While it is super-turing complete in the sense that it can solve the halting problem for both Turing complete programs and Oracle programs, I honestly didn't find it to be that particularly useful, except for maybe optimizing boolean-returning functions.

Examples
// This function either destroys the universe, somehow avoids being run in any universe or causes an error message, depending on implementation. // Note that if the hypothesis of quantum suicide holds true, then the two former possibilities are equivalent. // The third may be too, if someone's holding you hostage and will kill you if you cause an error message. // Well, unless you cause an error message and then escape before they can kill you. // There's also the off chance that you can survive the destruction of the universe. // TL;DR, don't run this code. function paradox { if (halts(paradox)) { while (true) {

};	} else { return; }; }; paradox; // This function checks whether x is prime, at the speed of the halting oracle rather than the speed of the function itself. All functions that return a boolean can be optimized this way. function isPrime(x) { return halts(function (x) {		var i = 2;		while (i < x) {			if ((x/i)%1 == 0) {				return;			};			i++;		};		while (true) {		};	}, x); };