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> It’s frustration at having to learn more than one programming language. Imagine bob ross with only one color could still make something magnificent, but what
by lagniappe 3y ago
> It’s frustration at having to learn more than one programming language.
Imagine bob ross with only one color could still make something magnificent, but what could he do with two colors? You can't have Burnt Umber without some Phthalo Green..
- zer00eyz 3y ago> Imagine bob ross with only one color could still make something magnificent, but what could he do with two colors? https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=I-ousb8-SD0 https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=I-ousb8-SD0
- okhugres 3y agoDue the concept of Turing completeness I’d argue it’s more of deciding which paint brand to use, or if you must, I suppose you could liken it to the distinction between choosing oils or acrylics.
- Jtsummers 3y agoYou don't actually understand Turing completeness if that's your takeaway. Turing completeness is about computational equivalence. That, fundamentally, any Turing complete language can perform the same classes of computations as any other. It says nothing about substitutability of one language for another within any other context.