Thread 106351422

Proper, good, through deep knowledge of C does it for me.

>>106351422 (OP)
brazilian portuguese

C is very based, but real Gs are people who do asm, reverse engineering etc

>>106351422 (OP)
Real C++ proficiency is impossible to fake. Hats off to the handful that actually have the whole thing down.

I'm a straight up C guy myself, possibly within the demographics you'd be inclined respect, but some thing are just way too much.

>>106351422 (OP)
fortran

No, I don't respect anyone.

>>106351422 (OP)
lisps

>>106351532
Anything looks complicated on a punched card.

Prolog, but not if they learned it in university.

Motherfucking COBOL. Bureaucracy the language. making kikes seethe since 1976. The 200 year gift to the white race.

>>106351542
The picrel was just for illustration. If someone today has a functional understanding of fortran, you should assume them to know the more modern versions

>>106351422 (OP)
German

>>106351422 (OP)
>through deep knowledge of C
AKA platform specific procedures. There isn't much to learn about the programming language itself.

>>106351422 (OP)
Forth

>>106351422 (OP)
I do not respect people by their language but their niche.
I only respect people who is able to translate papers with complicated math expressions and algorithms to production ready solutions.
the average retarded web developer is the same shit bragging about understanding the difference between concurrency , parallelism or meme-web apps while the real chads are implementing software for hardware accelerators like CUDA and npus or tpus.

>>106351543
>Prolog, but not if they learned it in university.
prolog is not even hard, the issue is that many coders are involved on the spectrum of problems were prolog is king.
datalogs are still heavily used on neuro-symbolic systems

>>106351422 (OP)
squeak

>>106351422 (OP)
Any language as long as their code is designed and written so well it looks like a part of standard library.

>>106351422 (OP)
a "language" is a syntax, that can be learned in a week at most
i have respect for people who can understand the business and negotiate well with stakeholders
things /g/lets will never understand because they're stuck at junior CS jeet level for their whole life

>>106351422 (OP)
Rust or Haskell

>>106351422 (OP)
Go because I respect myself.

>>106351422 (OP)
No. All languages are flawed and anyone who shills their favourite is a loser.

>>106351422 (OP)
Anyone with an undergraduate degree knows at least 10+ languages by the time they graduate, so no.

In the first half of my freshman year, I had to do Haskell, Assembly, C/C++, Java, R, and Python. I did the usual webshitter/appdev track in my spare time + MATLAB, Fortran, Lisp, and OCaml.

That's ~15 languages in the first few months.

Python because it shows they're Brahmin

>>106351711
>prolog is not even hard
>datalogs are
datalog is nothing like prolog. it's not even turing complete. nobody who knows prolog would ever equate the two. datalog doesn't even have complex terms, let alone dcgs, cuts, lists, modules, call, goal construction, operators, etc. why not equate json and javascript

>>106351644
Correct. FORTH is all the coolness of LISP without the insufferable wizard faggotry.

>>106353018
all pajeets are dalit

>>106351448
Tá ligado irmão

>>106351720
>but i also try not to overdo it
https://desuarchive.org/g/search/filename/rat.png/page/1/

Greek

>>106351422 (OP)
FORTH, Lisp, Ada, Erlang.

>>106351422 (OP)
rust

Hindi.

>>106351422 (OP)
I would respect people more who don't know languages that they don't need. That means they're focused.

>>106351422 (OP)
clisp/elisp, C, asm, lua, perl
now how about some languages that will make me disrespect a person?
rust, JS, C#, java, haskell, python, erlang, nim, C++
i'm relatively neutral on go, zig, bash, ruby, and pascal (despite them being shit)
as for real languages,
i respect: german, russian, latin, italian, japanese, mandarin
i disrespect: hindi, arabic, hohol, polack, bri'ish (all dialects, but especially american 'english'), ivrit, yiddish, lashon hakodesh, any and all niggerbabble
i'm neutral on the rest, except i would hate korean if only south koreans spoke it, and i would hate spanish if spaniards didn't exit.
>>106353527
i used to speak fluent spanish and yiddish, but forgot both almost completely after years of not using them, your brain automatically kicks out things you don't need.

>>106353589
>forgot both almost completely after years of not using them
that doesnt mean you were fluent tho

>IRRELEVANT LANGUAGES... LE GOOD
>RELEVANT LANGUAGES... LE BAD

Never change, /g/.

>>106353668
>Languages designed to be easy to use by the lowest common denominator confer zero respect.
Absolutely shocking.

>>106351422 (OP)
If they spoke fluent English

>>106353680
>Math degree? Fuck off, peasant.
>I study the curvature of Ugandan elephant penii. Respecc.

>>106351422 (OP)
x86 assembly

>>106353646
i'd define fluency as the lack of any accent whatsoever, plus a decent vocabulary.

>>106351422 (OP)
basic
like actually having done something in basic
generally a good indication they're language agnostic/a polyglot

>>106353680
>ease of use means it's bad
>relevancy means it's bad

C greybeards are diamond dozen and likely useless outside it and maybe perl
Erlang greybeards are likely way more useful.