I'm a Python Programmer and I've Always Been Interested in Programming Languages

I actually got into computer science, not from the computer languages background, but from the human languages background. I have a background in foreign language and really enjoyed in college and previously learning new human languages. And so I started teaching myself Python as like an analytical tool to apply to masters and absolutely got nerd sniped and fell in love with programming  and how do people think about knowledge? He ended up working for a number of startups,. first started with Python, then did some work in Ruby and JavaScript. Then he moved to New York and started working for Railshop that had really good engineering leadership on their team. There he learned of a company building a chat platform, basically middleware for