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The types of programming languages I want to learn

I really don't care which programming language I am using as long as it enables some stuff like rapid feedback. But this is a matter of tooling most of the time. What I am really looking for is to master a set of languages that enables stuff. Here is a list what I want to be able (trough a language):

  • Imperative Programming: I always have to say something directly to my computer
  • GPU/Herogeneus: Doing stuff on more than one core in parallel
  • FPGA: Making Hardware Soft
  • Distributed Systems: Some concepts an in language, some out language
  • Machine Learning is a way to program
  • The web - an own category

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