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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. Relations as Nodes: Revolutionizing AI Memory with Concept Graphs

    🔹 Moving beyond RDF triples to layered graphs where edges become nodes 🔹 Implementing concept graphs as bipartite structures with explicit relation nodes 🔹 Using subgraphs to model multi-party relations that binary approaches can't capture 🔹 Simulating graph nesting through structural conventions

    volodymyrpavlyshyn.medium.com/

  12. Idea of on top of is interesting. It is marry 2 big camps and give more tools and power . go even forward and add more user friendly document based interface for on top of that could be translated to . Unfortunately we still has no tools for and on user device . I see that terminus store and effective engine improvemented in give a hope

  13. Idea of #propertygraph on top of #rdf is interesting. It is marry 2 big camps and give more tools and power . #terminusdb go even forward and add more user friendly document based interface for #linkeddata on top of #jsonld that could be translated to #rdf. Unfortunately we still has no tools for #edge and on user device . I see that terminus #hdt store and effective #datalog engine improvemented in #rust give a hope

  14. Idea of #propertygraph on top of #rdf is interesting. It is marry 2 big camps and give more tools and power . #terminusdb go even forward and add more user friendly document based interface for #linkeddata on top of #jsonld that could be translated to #rdf. Unfortunately we still has no tools for #edge and on user device . I see that terminus #hdt store and effective #datalog engine improvemented in #rust give a hope

  15. Idea of #propertygraph on top of #rdf is interesting. It is marry 2 big camps and give more tools and power . #terminusdb go even forward and add more user friendly document based interface for #linkeddata on top of #jsonld that could be translated to #rdf. Unfortunately we still has no tools for #edge and on user device . I see that terminus #hdt store and effective #datalog engine improvemented in #rust give a hope

  16. Idea of #propertygraph on top of #rdf is interesting. It is marry 2 big camps and give more tools and power . #terminusdb go even forward and add more user friendly document based interface for #linkeddata on top of #jsonld that could be translated to #rdf. Unfortunately we still has no tools for #edge and on user device . I see that terminus #hdt store and effective #datalog engine improvemented in #rust give a hope

  17. AI combines neural networks with symbolic reasoning to bring true logic & reasoning to LLMs. By integrating solvers, graphs of rules, & PKGs, we enhance AI beyond just pattern matching. The future is reasoning-driven AI!
    youtube.com/watch?v=473QKajx3QI