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The USA ONCD (Office of the National Cyber Director) is joining the chorus of people demanding that developers use memory-safe #programming languages to “protect the security of our nation,” – though some C++ language experts reckon memory safety is just one small piece of the security puzzle.

https://devclass.com/2024/02/27/white-house-demands-memory-safe-programming-languages-but-iso-c-group-says-its-only-part-of-solution/

@phase2 At coffee, after this morning's #parkrun, I was chatting with a couple of women friends when two more women joined the discussion. All were involved in software, so people started discussing the #programming languages and editors they use. The web designer programmed in Ruby on Rails on a React stack and used Vim. The aerospace engineer uses Matlab 2017. The astrophysicist uses Julia to process images from DESI. The product manager uses Excel. I (retired) was coding in #Julia last night.

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If you've never seen #APL before, the notation can be bewildering. It was conceived as a notation for expressing algorithms in the same language-neutral way that algebra expresses proofs or equations of state. Like #python it supports dynamic variables and iterative or functional programming.