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<ArmbianTwitter>
@_jaj (Jona Joachim): @guidol70 @Olimex @armbian I agree, RAM has always been the limiting factor for me to use these boards as a desktop system. I would love to see an ARM board with minimum 8, better 12 GB of RAM https://tinyurl.com/yevnfd84 (12.3h ago)
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<lanefu>
morning
<IgorPec>
morning
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<stipa>
the thing i dont like about python is that i'm constantly copying and pasting stuff, i didn't even memorize all the synthax
<stipa>
if i would have to write simple line of code i couldn't do it
<stipa>
what a lazy language
<stipa>
i know what lines do but i couldnt write one if that makes any sense
<stipa>
the worst thing is if i need to go pageup or down to copy a line from there, it's ike overkill for me
<stipa>
like: oh no i have to go page up to copy a line from there
<nekomancer[m]>
like hipsters. "stackoverflow programming".
<stipa>
it's in it's DNA i guess
<stipa>
it's like in a nutshell
<stipa>
-copy a line
<stipa>
-modify it
<stipa>
and that modification process is also copy and paste
<stipa>
delete copy paste
<stipa>
and in comments are resources
<stipa>
that are as well copied and pasted
<nekomancer[m]>
it was so hard before screen editors. on home pc of 80x.
<Xogium>
stipa: I don't get what you mean, why is python specifically bad for that copy-paste ? I mean, what's preventing you from doing that exact thing with C, C++, or whatever ?
<nekomancer[m]>
in basic ".450" — then you can edit line 450. but you have no clipoard
<stipa>
Xogium: it's easy
<Xogium>
so ?
<stipa>
i have a feeling that i'm cheating or something and i feel dumb
<Xogium>
but you could do that same thing with other languages
<stipa>
painfully so yes
<Xogium>
but that's how trying to program make me feel
<Xogium>
in general
<stipa>
it's all in the head
<stipa>
the idea is important
<stipa>
then you build it with whatever it could achieve the idea
<Xogium>
I know I shouldn't listen or get influenced by rude ass***** on the internet but honestly
<Xogium>
when I get told that the only reason I haven't pick up go programming language is because I'm making excuses to not learn to program
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<ArmbianTwitter>
@armbian (armbian): @AlfonsiJessica @blu51899890 @NVIDIAEmbedded When CUDA implementation will be open source and when / if we will have enough resources for complex code implementation. Both seems impossible :( This is all we have: https://t.co/7mYZTORhy6https://tinyurl.com/yzr7y7qm (18s ago)
<Xogium>
it kind of hurts, really
<stipa>
well
<stipa>
i guess you can follow one line of a text at the moment
<stipa>
programming is like at least 10 lines
<Xogium>
yea
<stipa>
and eyes scan through them
<stipa>
searching the problem and
<stipa>
trying to make it work
<stipa>
so, idk how could you make that buffer
<stipa>
of few lines at the same moment
<stipa>
in your mind
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<stipa>
i guess one of the approaches would be to start with 10 lners
<stipa>
10 line programs
<stipa>
you can memorize those lines
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<stipa>
and scan through them
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<stipa>
in the mind
<stipa>
eyes can scan fast
<stipa>
bam and they're at line 10
<stipa>
bam line 1
<stipa>
and mind doesn't loose focus of the idea
<stipa>
idk, maybe you could give voice commands to the screen
<stipa>
to wich line you want to go
<Xogium>
there,s like this multi-line display but its almost 5000 euros last I checked, don't have that :p
<stipa>
yeah, that could help
<stipa>
i guess you coud code then
<stipa>
tmultile screen would be the equivalent to what eyes see
<stipa>
multiline screen*
<stipa>
nekomancer[m]: sounds like fun, i bet in those times you had to take care of program memory
<stipa>
256 byte programs and such
<nekomancer[m]>
aww, yess. you should care for memory when all ram is 32 KB, 16 of them are screen, and first 500B is stack.
<nekomancer[m]>
it was my first school computer.
<stipa>
cool times
<nekomancer[m]>
so much hopes...
<stipa>
i'm like
<stipa>
386 486 era guy
<stipa>
ninties
<stipa>
how to play a game without stuttering
<stipa>
there were no low level back then
* nekomancer[m]
did a COWOX
<stipa>
win 3
<stipa>
and dos
<stipa>
then win 95, win xp ...
<stipa>
and now this mess we have today
<stipa>
it's never enough to enjoy a freakin game
<nekomancer[m]>
o, first simple home computers of 80x I see not have a timer interrupts. It makes all background sound-related stuff near to impossible
<stipa>
COWOX ?
<nekomancer[m]>
sorry, covox
<stipa>
you mean sound's weren't in sync with the video?