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RE: You may (almost) call me Doctor
Congratulations on your getting Ph.D. and becoming the tenur-track professor.
Prof. Brown.
I came to know you from
https://steemit.com/report/@steamsteem/re-gentlebot-comment-voting-report-for-gentlebot-for-2017-09-07-20180608t003023025z
since you voted at my comment which I never expected vote from others.
I have been to Colorado Springs a few times and still need to visit there periodically.
It's also quite rare case in Korea, I guess.
I am interested in your study, and I wish that I were young to apply to study DLT. I will try to read your posts with some time.
Thank you for letting me know you.
I often vote for replies to gentlebot; I created him.
Glad you're interested!
Oh, you are the creator of @gentlebot, @biophil.
Great, Prof. Brown.
Glad to know that.
I guess that somehow the same comments are written twice.
Maybe the slow steem and careless user, me caused this, I guess.
Here I replace the comment to this, before it is inscribed.
May I ask one question ?
What language did you use to create @gentlebot ?
And What language do you recommend if I am interested in blockchain programming like such bot development ?
I was once used several languages Fortran, C, VB, php, etc to develop some small programs.
Is the @gentlebot open-source so that I can see to study ? (just curious)
I used python. Really, if you want to do real blockchain development, you need C++ because most industrial-grade blockchains are created in that. I've been happy with Python for my simple stuff.
Gentlebot isn't open source, but you could check out https://github.com/biophil/pocket to see a public app I created.
Thank you very much for your kind and quick reply.
I am not interested in the 'industrial-grade blockchains' since I know my limitations.
I would be happy only if I can do a small niche development with Python like 'your simple stuff, @gentlebot'.
Thank you very much again, for the github info, too.
You are already my professor in my mind.