Comments by "Anony Mousse" (@anon_y_mousse) on "1,000 Linux Videos Made: Looking Forward to 1,000 More" video.

  1. I like your high intensity, and my suggestions on programming languages to learn would be C, not C++ or C# but pure C as well as BASIC, Pascal and LISP. Why those? For LISP, if you can more completely understand how things work in it, you can understand how to write better code overall, and if you translate things written in LISP to C, and don't use recursion, you'll be way better off. BASIC can teach you simplicity and doing something with very few resources. Pascal can show an alternative viewpoint on systems programming. If you were going to make a job out of it, I'd suggest assembly as well to learn how to think at a low level. Finally, a bonus suggestion just for fun, a language I probably can't say without being censored but I'll obscure it as BrainF***. It only has 8 instructions and you shouldn't use it in a serious manner, but who knows, you might find it fun to play with. In fact, if you disregard all the rest, just give BF a try, for fun.
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