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Hard, hard disagree. Nothing beats learning by getting your hands on a thing.
by pmiller2 5y ago
Hard, hard disagree. Nothing beats learning by getting your hands on a thing.
- burnte 5y agoAgreed that hands on is always best, but virtual is great if you can lay hands on. PDPs are a bit hard to ship around.
- pmiller2 5y agoRight? We're talking about the PiDP here, aren't we?
- newswasboring 5y agoVR can help with that. Not with all things as haptic feedback is not not ready yet. But there are people already making gloves with feedback for 50 dollars or so.
- TheOtherHobbes 5y agoHard disagree with your disagree. A detailed 3D model could make it possible to zoom down to the gate level and show states propagating as the processor works - optionally with timed animations showing actual physical propagation, as opposed to an idealised logical model. And then up to module and board level. And so on. It would be hugely more informative than a physical panel of blinkenlights and switches.