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  1. @vpavlyshyn In what order did you learn your languages:

    (approx)

    1. #BASIC (C128, etc) 1987 - 1994
    2. #AMOS (no, it's not quite BASIC) 1988-1996
    3. #68kAssembly 1992-1993
    4. #BlitzBasic ("object oriented basic"?) 1993-1996
    5. #VisualBasic 1995
    6. #C 1996
    7. #C++ 1997-
    8. #QuakeC (yes, it counts!) 1997
    9. #Bash 1998
    10. #Fortran 1998
    11. #Maple 1999
    12. #PostScript 2002
    13. #Python 2003
    14. #Javascript 2003 ?
    15. #Haskell 2004 ?
    15. #Go 2009
    16. #Julia 2014
    17. #Rust 2015 (v1)
    18. #uiua 2023 ;)

  2. @vpavlyshyn In what order did you learn your languages:

    (approx)

    1. #BASIC (C128, etc) 1987 - 1994
    2. #AMOS (no, it's not quite BASIC) 1988-1996
    3. #68kAssembly 1992-1993
    4. #BlitzBasic ("object oriented basic"?) 1993-1996
    5. #VisualBasic 1995
    6. #C 1996
    7. #C++ 1997-
    8. #QuakeC (yes, it counts!) 1997
    9. #Bash 1998
    10. #Fortran 1998
    11. #Maple 1999
    12. #PostScript 2002
    13. #Python 2003
    14. #Javascript 2003 ?
    15. #Haskell 2004 ?
    15. #Go 2009
    16. #Julia 2014
    17. #Rust 2015 (v1)
    18. #uiua 2023 ;)

  3. @vpavlyshyn In what order did you learn your languages:

    (approx)

    1. (C128, etc) 1987 - 1994
    2. (no, it's not quite BASIC) 1988-1996
    3. 1992-1993
    4. ("object oriented basic"?) 1993-1996
    5. 1995
    6. 1996
    7. ++ 1997-
    8. (yes, it counts!) 1997
    9. 1998
    10. 1998
    11. 1999
    12. 2002
    13. 2003
    14. 2003 ?
    15. 2004 ?
    15. 2009
    16. 2014
    17. 2015 (v1)
    18. 2023 ;)

  4. @vpavlyshyn In what order did you learn your languages:

    (approx)

    1. #BASIC (C128, etc) 1987 - 1994
    2. #AMOS (no, it's not quite BASIC) 1988-1996
    3. #68kAssembly 1992-1993
    4. #BlitzBasic ("object oriented basic"?) 1993-1996
    5. #VisualBasic 1995
    6. #C 1996
    7. #C++ 1997-
    8. #QuakeC (yes, it counts!) 1997
    9. #Bash 1998
    10. #Fortran 1998
    11. #Maple 1999
    12. #PostScript 2002
    13. #Python 2003
    14. #Javascript 2003 ?
    15. #Haskell 2004 ?
    15. #Go 2009
    16. #Julia 2014
    17. #Rust 2015 (v1)
    18. #uiua 2023 ;)

  5. @vpavlyshyn In what order did you learn your languages:

    (approx)

    1. #BASIC (C128, etc) 1987 - 1994
    2. #AMOS (no, it's not quite BASIC) 1988-1996
    3. #68kAssembly 1992-1993
    4. #BlitzBasic ("object oriented basic"?) 1993-1996
    5. #VisualBasic 1995
    6. #C 1996
    7. #C++ 1997-
    8. #QuakeC (yes, it counts!) 1997
    9. #Bash 1998
    10. #Fortran 1998
    11. #Maple 1999
    12. #PostScript 2002
    13. #Python 2003
    14. #Javascript 2003 ?
    15. #Haskell 2004 ?
    15. #Go 2009
    16. #Julia 2014
    17. #Rust 2015 (v1)
    18. #uiua 2023 ;)

  6. @vpavlyshyn In what order did you learn your languages?

    (as best as I can remember)

    #Algol60 (1976 - high school)
    #BASIC (1978)
    #Pascal (1979 - university)
    #Assembly (1980)
    #PL/P (1981 - a subset of PL/1 developed by Prime Computer)
    #COBOL (1981 - sandwich year job)
    #APL (1982)
    #Algol68 (1982)
    #Lisp (1983)
    #SML (1983 - postgrad work)
    #Prolog (1984)
    #Miranda (1985)
    #C (1985)
    #FORTRAN (1986)
    #Smalltalk (1987)
    #C++ (1992-1997 - ANSI X3J16 member)
    #Java (1997)
    #Perl (2001)
    #ColdFusion (2002 - at Macromedia after they bought Allaire)
    #Groovy (2007)
    #Scala (2009)
    #Clojure (2010)
    #Python (2013)
    #Ruby (2013)
    #Elm (2013)
    #GoLang (2014)
    #Rust (2015)
    #Kotlin (2017)

    And various attempts at learning #Haskell since the mid-'90s!

    #Clojure is my daily work language these days.

  7. @vpavlyshyn In what order did you learn your languages?

    (as best as I can remember)

    #Algol60 (1976 - high school)
    #BASIC (1978)
    #Pascal (1979 - university)
    #Assembly (1980)
    #PL/P (1981 - a subset of PL/1 developed by Prime Computer)
    #COBOL (1981 - sandwich year job)
    #APL (1982)
    #Algol68 (1982)
    #Lisp (1983)
    #SML (1983 - postgrad work)
    #Prolog (1984)
    #Miranda (1985)
    #C (1985)
    #FORTRAN (1986)
    #Smalltalk (1987)
    #C++ (1992-1997 - ANSI X3J16 member)
    #Java (1997)
    #Perl (2001)
    #ColdFusion (2002 - at Macromedia after they bought Allaire)
    #Groovy (2007)
    #Scala (2009)
    #Clojure (2010)
    #Python (2013)
    #Ruby (2013)
    #Elm (2013)
    #GoLang (2014)
    #Rust (2015)
    #Kotlin (2017)

    And various attempts at learning #Haskell since the mid-'90s!

    #Clojure is my daily work language these days.

  8. @vpavlyshyn In what order did you learn your languages?

    (as best as I can remember)

    #Algol60 (1976 - high school)
    #BASIC (1978)
    #Pascal (1979 - university)
    #Assembly (1980)
    #PL/P (1981 - a subset of PL/1 developed by Prime Computer)
    #COBOL (1981 - sandwich year job)
    #APL (1982)
    #Algol68 (1982)
    #Lisp (1983)
    #SML (1983 - postgrad work)
    #Prolog (1984)
    #Miranda (1985)
    #C (1985)
    #FORTRAN (1986)
    #Smalltalk (1987)
    #C++ (1992-1997 - ANSI X3J16 member)
    #Java (1997)
    #Perl (2001)
    #ColdFusion (2002 - at Macromedia after they bought Allaire)
    #Groovy (2007)
    #Scala (2009)
    #Clojure (2010)
    #Python (2013)
    #Ruby (2013)
    #Elm (2013)
    #GoLang (2014)
    #Rust (2015)
    #Kotlin (2017)

    And various attempts at learning #Haskell since the mid-'90s!

    #Clojure is my daily work language these days.

  9. @vpavlyshyn In what order did you learn your languages?

    (as best as I can remember)

    #Algol60 (1976 - high school)
    #BASIC (1978)
    #Pascal (1979 - university)
    #Assembly (1980)
    #PL/P (1981 - a subset of PL/1 developed by Prime Computer)
    #COBOL (1981 - sandwich year job)
    #APL (1982)
    #Algol68 (1982)
    #Lisp (1983)
    #SML (1983 - postgrad work)
    #Prolog (1984)
    #Miranda (1985)
    #C (1985)
    #FORTRAN (1986)
    #Smalltalk (1987)
    #C++ (1992-1997 - ANSI X3J16 member)
    #Java (1997)
    #Perl (2001)
    #ColdFusion (2002 - at Macromedia after they bought Allaire)
    #Groovy (2007)
    #Scala (2009)
    #Clojure (2010)
    #Python (2013)
    #Ruby (2013)
    #Elm (2013)
    #GoLang (2014)
    #Rust (2015)
    #Kotlin (2017)

    And various attempts at learning #Haskell since the mid-'90s!

    #Clojure is my daily work language these days.

  10. @vpavlyshyn In what order did you learn your languages?

    (as best as I can remember)

    #Algol60 (1976 - high school)
    #BASIC (1978)
    #Pascal (1979 - university)
    #Assembly (1980)
    #PL/P (1981 - a subset of PL/1 developed by Prime Computer)
    #COBOL (1981 - sandwich year job)
    #APL (1982)
    #Algol68 (1982)
    #Lisp (1983)
    #SML (1983 - postgrad work)
    #Prolog (1984)
    #Miranda (1985)
    #C (1985)
    #FORTRAN (1986)
    #Smalltalk (1987)
    #C++ (1992-1997 - ANSI X3J16 member)
    #Java (1997)
    #Perl (2001)
    #ColdFusion (2002 - at Macromedia after they bought Allaire)
    #Groovy (2007)
    #Scala (2009)
    #Clojure (2010)
    #Python (2013)
    #Ruby (2013)
    #Elm (2013)
    #GoLang (2014)
    #Rust (2015)
    #Kotlin (2017)

    And various attempts at learning #Haskell since the mid-'90s!

    #Clojure is my daily work language these days.

  11. Autonomous DIDs Identifiers for Organisations

    volodymyrpavlyshyn.medium.com/

    How could Organisations benefit from AIDs, and what kind of AIDs feet well to an Organisation's needs?

  12. youtube.com/watch?v=cOFh66eDA_8

    Self Sovereign Internet idea of Phil Windley

    The Internet was born without identity and permission layer as same as persistence. So and blockchains try to solve this in their way. What could offer here?

    We lift transport protocols like to give standard messaging protocols that have security and identity based on

    Instead of IPs we use peer-to-peer dids for every interaction with others via encrypted messages

  13. Slide deck pitch.com/v/privacy-and-data-o talk also available on LinkedIn and soon will be on YouTube linkedin.com/feed/update/urn:l / Lets discover how web5 and ssi build more private world in and