People always ask me how many programming languages I know. The problem with that is that there's no way to actually "know" a language to completion, even if you make it yourself.
Speaking of languages, here's some that I'm able to use and (mostly) understand:
- Python
- Java
- Javascript (shhhhhhhh)
- HTML (i said shhhhh)
- C/C++ (including CUDA)
- Fortran
- OpenCL (debatable on whether it's its own language or a reimplementation of C to work on graphics cards)
- LLVM
- x86_64 assembly (scalar only, I'm yet to wrap my head around all the different vector extensions)
- NVIDIA's HPC SDK (I know it's not a "language", but it does implement a CUDA version of Fortran, so ha)
And here's some languages that I'm interested in learning about:
- x86_64 vector assembly
- OpenGL (same comment as OpenCL)
Yeah, so I like software development.
lua is not a real language.

