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The Hundred-Year Language

 Somehow this remember me a chapter of the Arrow series where the son of green arrow "William" talks in the future about the old program files but still mention techniques as recursive algorithms, In my own opinion there will be a lot of upgrades maybe in the way we manage memory or maybe how we will run things in parallel, Today we can't imagine to work in parallel using the same space of energy, but maybe in the future there would be some awesome threads that can talk between each other and manage a memory space together,

We I got the chance to be in the IBM hackaton's, I got just a few understanding of how the quantum computation works an they were talking about the use of python but not as a common programmatic skills , there were talking about connections and the need of knowing quantum physics. I am sure there are a lot of things that will surprise us in our future and for sure there will also be tons of challenges.

In my imagination I can picture some problems like the need of a super powerful cooling system, maybe we will reach the 0 kelvin degrees in order to keep all of the system working; another picture in my mind is the amount of energy that a computer will need, maybe the house will need to have a three-phase connection just to have one computer running, or are they going to become nuclear?

At the I would like to answer the question of Author. Am I going to like it? My answer y just I don't know there are to sides of this question, and the first one is the horrible truth that If we have more computer power, there will be a lot of people that most likely lose their interest in making so efficient algorithms and there would be so easy to just use some Brute force algorithms, Or maybe those new equipments will need to write the function so symplified that your skill will have to be the best.


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