This is why I love my Country. Italy I love you :-)

I'm Italian, too, and of course I love Italy so much.

It hurts to see how Italy's current decline is ruining so many beautiful things that bright, smart and hard-working people have built over the course of many centuries.

Can you speak of this a little more? I have a number of Italian expat friends, but their complaints about Italy's decline are all over the map.

I would probably start with "computer architecture" and "design of programming languages" courses, after that I would ready to learn assembly (x86_64, arm, MIPS - ATT/Intel) and C.

After learning perfectly how a computer works "under the hood" I could dedicate myself to refining my knowledge.

I would like to point your attention to:

"From NAND to Tetris. Building a Modern Computer From First Principles"

http://www.nand2tetris.org/

Great 'free' resources:

- C Programming Boot Camp https://www.gribblelab.org/CBootCamp/index.html

- aalto-c.mooc http://2016-aalto-c.mooc.fi/en/Module_1/index.html

:-)

"In the 20th century I followed the development of perl 6"

The mug hit the wall on 2000-07-18, which means there was less than 5 months of Perl 6 history in the 20th century. Apocalypse 1 didn't even come out until 2001.

I have to say. "déjà vu" is a great compression technology for digital documents. I love it.

The best way is to refresh your 'memory' with a good course[1].

[1] "CS 108 Object Oriented System Design":

https://web.stanford.edu/class/cs108/

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