Extinction Of Human Languages Affects Programming?
Tanmay Kudyadi writes "An article from NewScientist.com reports that half of all human languages will have disappeared by the end of the century, as smaller societies are assimilated into national and global cultures. This may be great news if one is looking at a common standard for communication, but it dosen't help those designing the next generation of programming languages. For example, there's an extremely strong link between Panini's Grammar and computer science (PDF link), and with every language lost, there is a possibility that we may have missed an opportunity at improving the underlying heuristics."
Human Languages. What is it all about... is it good, or is it whack?
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and with every language lost, there is a possibility that we may have missed an opportunity at improving the underlying heuristics
Every person who starves to death could have been the next Einstein or Ghandi, but none of you technophiles care about that. Instead, whine about your precious programming languages. Sickening.
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