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It's a good onramp to building a programmatic intuition, but you're correct that it very quickly gets left behind once the 'magic' is understood. If you do a qu
by seemaze 2mo ago
It's a good onramp to building a programmatic intuition, but you're correct that it very quickly gets left behind once the 'magic' is understood. If you do a quick image search for , e.g. Rhino3D Grasshopper, Blender Geometry Nodes, Vectorworks Marionette, Autodesk Dynamo, ComfyUI, you'll quickly see the implementations of the real world procedures users are crafting become unwieldy rather fast.
I can't tell you why an 80 column wall of characters is easier to reason about than a visual graph, but I assume it has something to do with the reason Mitch Hedberg does not like arrows[0]; look, a function.. let's got that way.
[0] https://youtu.be/EI1DBRz3JLk?si=DCLNkbeCGWyw-Ceu https://youtu.be/EI1DBRz3JLk?si=DCLNkbeCGWyw-Ceu
- jcelerier 2mo ago> you'll quickly see the implementations of the real world procedures users are crafting become unwieldy rather fast. maybe but for some users that's the only way they will ever work