Computers are easier to talk to.
this post was submitted on 28 Jun 2023
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Guess I'm an outlier, compared to other commenters? I love languages, have learned French, Spanish and Latin, and currently learning Irish. Even a little of a language goes a long way to connecting with other people, be it family or strangers!
But coding? I can never get into it, never really enjoyed it. I wish I could, the benefits are obvious, but it's just not for me!
I am a normal human and it is true - I program a few languages and I've often found linguistics and etmology fascinating. Hablo un poco espanol tambien. Some Japanese and I can curse in several languages.
I was subbed to asklinguists and linguistics subs on Reddit for years.
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