/cy/ - Cyberpunk

>>1493
Maybe in the 70s

English is already lingua franca and most people in first world countries(and tech people in china, india, etc.) have it as a second language.

The world isn't that cool anymore. At best you'd get something out of China. Scary if they win the AI race.

>>1494
How about something like APL that manages to avoid the language question altogether?

>>1496
why would people want to go back to hieroglyphs?

>>1497
Same reason they use them in maths? Why should programming languages mimic human languages when programs do not behave in any way resembling human thoughts?

>>1498
because humans make it and use it, the machine doesn't care you can make a language based on different dick sizes and it will still take it, but we don't think like that we think and verbalize our thoughts with words, we refined to a point where we can use letters who are easy to grasp and to memorize in a verbal way who can also be used in a number of different variations

square+circle+lain+circle+dildo+triangle= function a
"a" = function a