10 Planning for the Future
[59,600sp]
That was the amount of SP that Aron had right now, and this was gained after the computer had completed checking for weaknesses in the 3 apps.
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'I hope I can get all the answers when I'm done with this,' thought Aron while he was waiting for the emails and phone information to finish downloading.
Thus, while he was still waiting for the download to complete, Aron decided to move to Apple's iOS.
Opening one of his virtual machines, he started the app after selecting Apple's iOS to be his next system to search.
As the program started doing its things, he opened the system's shop in order to prepare for his plan, so that he would know how much he needed to collect for his next project.
When he went to the technology section, an endlessly long list appeared before his eyes.
[SHOP]
Quantum Computing
Artificial General Intelligence
Fusion Energy
Nanotechnology
Universal Printer
Space Elevators
Anti-Aging Technology
Bioprinting
Terraforming
Force Fields
Quantum Encryption
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The list continued to go on with no apparent end, leaving him overwhelmed.
But as he was gazing at the endless list, something finally clicked in his head. He needed to write everything by himself. For example, the last time when he bought the BugZapper program from the system, the system had taught him how to make something like it, so he had to code it by himself, which took him days in front of a computer to complete it.
The reason it took so long was that he needed to code every function from the start to the last one, using the current existing programming language, which was clearly very inefficient.
The original BigZapper program was written in a very advanced tech language, but when he had to rewrite it, he needed to write them using the current existing programming languages, taking a long time for him.
So, he was now reminded that he was in need of an efficient programming language which he could use to program everything that he would learn from the system.
The efficiency would not only save him time but also make him avoid many programming language weaknesses that were being discovered by his BugZapper day and night.
It would also increase the efficiency of his programs and because of that, it would also increase his program's efficiency.
With that thought in mind, Aron started searching for programming languages from the shop.
And Ooh god, a list did it show…
Arcturon: A programming language designed for controlling drones and other autonomous vehicles in extreme environments, with features for real-time data processing and adaptive decision-making.
CryoScript: A language designed for use in cryogenic computing, with features for managing the temperature and energy requirements of hardware.
Echo: A language designed for use in acoustic computing, with features for processing and analyzing sound waves to create interactive interfaces.
Hyperion: A language designed for creating immersive virtual and augmented reality experiences, with features for real-time rendering and advanced physics simulations.
Omega: A language designed to be used in quantum computing, with features for managing and manipulating the qubits and quantum algorithms.
Prism: A language designed for use in bioinformatics, with features for processing and analyzing large-scale biological data sets.
Sentinel: A language designed for use in cybersecurity, with features for threat detection, network analysis, and anomaly detection.
Terraform: A language designed for creating complex simulations of ecosystems, with features for modeling environmental processes and interactions between organisms.
Vertex: A language designed for creating complex mathematical models and simulations, with features for handling large-scale data sets and advanced algorithms.
Zenith: A language designed for creating artificial intelligence and machine learning systems, with features for managing large-scale data sets and training neural networks.
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The list continued to go on and on almost endlessly, but Aron noticed that every language had a specific use, so he decided to make it more simple for him to make a choice. That was when he decided on listing the languages from their highest to lowest by price range.
That's when he saw some weird programming languages which he couldn't even use currently due to their knowledge being too expensive to even think about buying it.
Arcanum: A programming language that uses runic symbols to create magical spells that can control technology and manipulate data.
Runescript: A language that uses runic symbols as a form of syntax, with features for creating complex algorithms and managing large-scale data sets.
Wyrd: A language that uses ancient Nordic runes to create spells and incantations that can manipulate data and control machines.
Eldertongue: A language that uses Celtic runes to create algorithms that can simulate natural processes and model complex systems.
Futhark: A language that uses Scandinavian runes to create complex programs that can interfere with and control a wide range of machines and devices, from simple robots to advanced artificial intelligence systems.
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They continued to appear more and more as if the list was endless, so he decided to remove runic tech from the list so that he wouldn't get depressed about his SP poorness.
After removing the runic ones from the equation, the best programming languages a human can use without the need for magic started appearing…
Prometheus++: Named after the Titan who is known for his intelligence and creativity, and is credited to have given fire (and thus knowledge) to humanity.
C--: A programming language fro....
Snake: A programming language fro....
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There were many more, but he chose the one in the topmost list since it was the most expensive one, of course, if you don't count the runic programming languages.
When he clicked for a description, it appeared in full with all the details it had.
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A powerful and versatile language designed to be used for everything from web development to scientific computing. With features like just-in-time compilation, static type checking, and garbage collection, Prometheus++ is optimized for high efficiency and performance.
Prometheus++ is built with multi-platform support in mind, allowing it to be used on a variety of devices and operating systems. Its modular architecture makes it easy to write, manage, and debug code, and its functional programming support and concurrency features allow for a powerful and efficient computation.
Prometheus++ is also designed with extensibility in mind, allowing developers to add new features and libraries as and when required. And with its compatibility with existing languages and frameworks, it's easy to integrate Prometheus++ with existing code and projects.
Prometheus++'s clean and intuitive syntax makes it easy to learn, reducing the learning curve for developers. Whether you're building a web app, creating scientific simulations, or anything in between, Prometheus++ has the power and flexibility you need to get the job done efficiently and effectively.
Price: [150,000]
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Aron was quite surprised by the program's price, given the benefits it provided, it was way too cheap. That was when he remembered that the system was there to help him. Them putting a price on something was to make sure that he is able to use the programs to their full potential, and make sure that he bought something for its usefulness to him and not just because he could.
As some guy from the past once said, "You always put importance on something you have worked hard for; if it is readily given to you for free, you won't know its importance. (Sun Tzu.. maybe!)
So the system is probably making something that will serve as his foundation for all of his future projects as a gift, or maybe the system deemed them useless enough to sell it cheap. But who knows?
After that, Aron decided that he was going to buy this program the moment he got the needed amount of SPs.
He expected that all it would take him was to use the BugZapper for about 10 to 15 times on heavy systems to reach that amount, and since he already had about 59,600 SPs, he wasn't that far.
After deciding on his next path, he closed the store and continued doing his work of reading through the emails that had already been downloaded by his computer.
If he were to think of waiting until they were finished downloading, he would spend a few days doing absolutely nothing. So, he better start now and continue while they were being downloaded on the go.
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Currently, as he was reading the emails, Aron noticed that most of them were normal conversations between colleagues, but some of them gave some spicy info, like how he once had hemorrhoids, which Aron learned about in an email to his doctor.
Aron also found that the professor was also cheating on his wife with his secretary. That revelation came from a conversation between the professor and his current lover, the secretary. The reason they conversed using mail was because the guy wanted to avoid his wife catching him by snooping on his phone, hence he used emails so that he doesn't get caught. Since she won't think of looking at his emails because who uses email for cheating? Right?
As for the reason he was cheating, it was because he felt emasculated. He was forced to take his wife's family name instead of the other way around. He got the job at his current university because she pulled some strings. That's why he was so eager to present his new discovery so that he could at least prove his worthiness to the point where he ended up missing a very simple mistake, which ended up with Aron pointing it out and the professor's humiliation and his fucking up his graduation once and for all.
Aron was fuming with anger when he found out that all of this was just because of the chain of some fucked chain of events because the professor felt that his dick wasn't appreciated enough: HA!!!!!! How ridiculous!
Although he was trembling with anger, Aron knew that he had to calm himself down and continue reading the emails since he needed as much information as possible.
