I've been trying to diversify programming languages I know.

It's been rough; I just don't like a lot of the high level programming languages and low level ones are often tough to learn to for someone without formal CS background.

Then I tried Go, and you should too!

Rust :)

CHAR: C, Haskell, Assembly, Ruby.

Not sure what else anyone could want.

@Root that literally covers every layer u want in programming 😱
Well except AI/ML because that is usually python... but still... web, application, high performance application... all r covered 😎😎

On topic:
Yea go is a great language 😁... tbh I can’t decide for myself between elixir, rust, and go... elixir seems to be most fun though 😅 ( and I just rhymed )

Go <3

Really liked go when I started using it, but after using it for over a year now at work I've grown tired of it. Maybe I'm just bitter from having to change my dependency manager for go like 5 times now... Really wish they'd settle on one.

@Electrux Haskell has a library called ‘inline-r’ which allows Haskell and R to save data structures in the same space and both refer to them without marshalling, as well as call each other’s functions (including as arguments to higher order functions).

The R interpreter is interacted with through a Monad to keep everything running safely, then ML methodology can be kicked down into pure functions with a thin layer of IO in the ‘traditional’ Haskell style to deal with data in/data out.

That’s a powerful platform for ML!

@Electrux That was my point ~

@OscarSouth ... well that’s it! M quitting c++ right now... 😒😒😑😑

Jk 😂😂

@Root oh... umm... sorry... 😅😅