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Anonymous No.107047369 [Report] >>107047378 >>107047416 >>107047431 >>107047752 >>107048838
do you agree with here /g/ ?
Anonymous No.107047378 [Report] >>107047408 >>107047417 >>107048570
>>107047369 (OP)
Technically it is Computational linguistics, which is a math.
Anonymous No.107047408 [Report]
>>107047378
She's got that slightly uggo face stuck somewhere between cute and hot.
Anonymous No.107047416 [Report]
>>107047369 (OP)
performative oscilloscope owner
Anonymous No.107047417 [Report] >>107047548
>>107047378
ok, loudmouth
formal verification system for c when
>b-but you odnt need that
keklmao
Anonymous No.107047431 [Report]
>>107047369 (OP)
Certainly made it easier for me.
Anonymous No.107047455 [Report] >>107047770
Anonymous No.107047548 [Report] >>107047599
>>107047417
Frama-C exists
Anonymous No.107047579 [Report]
dumb midwit bitch, all of her videos are shallow tech adjacent coombait
Anonymous No.107047599 [Report] >>107047669
>>107047548
>Frama-C
>Frama-C is a set of interoperable program analyzers for C programs.
thats valgrind, but multikulti
Anonymous No.107047669 [Report]
>>107047599
Valgrind is not a static analyzer
Anonymous No.107047725 [Report] >>107047830
Shouldn't women be better programmers than men if this holds up?
Anonymous No.107047752 [Report]
>>107047369 (OP)
Without having watched her video and heard her argument, I would tend to disagree. Functional and logic programming seem much closer to doing math, to the point where programming in some languages, e.g. Coq, Lean, etc is *literally* doing math. Imperative and object-oriented programming in say, python or C feels quite different, but some of the same of reasoning is still there. Regardless, there are aspects of programming that bare a strong relation mathematics, but I wouldn't say therefore that programming *is* math.

I haven't studied linguistics in any detail but from bits I've picked up here and there I can't say it bore much similarity to programming at all.
Anonymous No.107047770 [Report]
>>107047455
To be fair, did anyone really believe that one of the better low-level programmer youtubers was actually a woman?
Anonymous No.107047830 [Report]
>>107047725
It's possible that women are on average more naturally gifted than men at programming without the external effects of the existing masculine culture of the industry, or the disruption to women's professional development due to having children.
Anonymous No.107048570 [Report]
>>107047378
>he doesn't wants to be called a man

that pic doesn't help also buy an AD
Anonymous No.107048838 [Report]
>>107047369 (OP)
Math is a language
Checkmate