The first programming language I really learned with was C++.
I've worked in many others since, but now I'm returning to C++ for a new project.
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The last programming language I learned was C++ and I left shortly after so I never really used it or became proficient. I used ancient languages like Basic, Fortran, Pascal, and the original C. I also used an automated testing visual language called Labview (I think. I may be mixing that up the name with another program I used for matrices). I am so out of date it isn't even funny.
I can still talk logic and high level plans, but my programming days are over.
C is still pretty relevant. But yeah, the rest of those are mostly used on legacy systems as far as I know.
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not saying btcd is great but from a clean setup it's like 25 seconds to build a full bitcoin node including pulling all the dependencies
building bitcoin core is a 40 minute ordeal on the very same hardware
