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Do you speak computer and human?
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this post was submitted on 28 Jun 2023
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I wish. I speak spanish natively and english to a level I will codeswitch, very inconvenient among the older generation. I also learnt italian up to a B1 (and pass as italian, if the amount of people asking where from italy I'm from is any indication) and have a passing knowledge of german, enough to grasp the meaning of anything written down, as long as it's not too complex.
Coding wise? Unless you consider html, css, and rudimentary knowledge of javascript coding, I'm not computer fluent.
For the purpose of the question, i think thoes count as computer languages. :)
Well then, in that case I won't be as lost when Roko's basilisk does come!