Re: Official "Hello, World! (I'm new!)" thread
Posted: Wed Jun 02, 2010 7:34 am
...and it will always be a Nintendo platform...Ginto8 wrote:there will always be a platform that is too limited for it to really be useful.
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...and it will always be a Nintendo platform...Ginto8 wrote:there will always be a platform that is too limited for it to really be useful.
LOLaamesxdavid wrote:...and it will always be a Nintendo platform...Ginto8 wrote:there will always be a platform that is too limited for it to really be useful.
A valid point. Nintendo is currently the leading maker and distributor of hardware that is not nearly powerful enough for a truly immersive gaming experience. AFAIK, my PS2 has the same graphical capabilities, if not more, than my Wii.aamesxdavid wrote:...and it will always be a Nintendo platform...Ginto8 wrote:there will always be a platform that is too limited for it to really be useful.
ROFL! Man, we think alike.eatcomics wrote:LOLaamesxdavid wrote:...and it will always be a Nintendo platform...Ginto8 wrote:there will always be a platform that is too limited for it to really be useful.
What about addition? It's both platform independent AND useful.Ginto8 wrote: As you can see, sometimes you can't have something that is truly platform-independent, because there will always be a platform that is too limited for it to really be useful.
good luck porting addition to an XOR gate.dandymcgee wrote:What about addition? It's both platform independent AND useful.Ginto8 wrote: As you can see, sometimes you can't have something that is truly platform-independent, because there will always be a platform that is too limited for it to really be useful.
I said platform independent not transistor independent.Ginto8 wrote:good luck porting addition to an XOR gate.dandymcgee wrote:What about addition? It's both platform independent AND useful.Ginto8 wrote: As you can see, sometimes you can't have something that is truly platform-independent, because there will always be a platform that is too limited for it to really be useful.
Gate != transistor. Anyway, what about a 1-bit machine? good luck porting to that.dandymcgee wrote:I said platform independent not transistor independent.Ginto8 wrote:good luck porting addition to an XOR gate.dandymcgee wrote:What about addition? It's both platform independent AND useful.Ginto8 wrote: As you can see, sometimes you can't have something that is truly platform-independent, because there will always be a platform that is too limited for it to really be useful.
Actually, digital logic is usually implemented with a series of transistors... Just Google TTL logic gates...Ginto8 wrote:Gate != transistor. Anyway, what about a 1-bit machine? good luck porting to that.dandymcgee wrote:I said platform independent not transistor independent.Ginto8 wrote:good luck porting addition to an XOR gate.dandymcgee wrote:What about addition? It's both platform independent AND useful.Ginto8 wrote: As you can see, sometimes you can't have something that is truly platform-independent, because there will always be a platform that is too limited for it to really be useful.
Heh, I just figured I'd give up defending my sarcasm.GyroVorbis wrote:Actually, digital logic is usually implemented with a series of transistors... Just Google TTL logic gates...Ginto8 wrote: Gate != transistor. Anyway, what about a 1-bit machine? good luck porting to that.
I know that, but that's like saying that an animal is a cell because it's made up of trillions of them.GyroVorbis wrote:Actually, digital logic is usually implemented with a series of transistors... Just Google TTL logic gates...Ginto8 wrote:Gate != transistor. Anyway, what about a 1-bit machine? good luck porting to that.
No it's like saying if a virus mutates to affect that cell, it can also affect the whole animal. (lol this is a fun conversation but we should probably split it from the hello world thread.. if you could mods?)Ginto8 wrote:I know that, but that's like saying that an animal is a cell because it's made up of trillions of them.GyroVorbis wrote:Actually, digital logic is usually implemented with a series of transistors... Just Google TTL logic gates...Ginto8 wrote:Gate != transistor. Anyway, what about a 1-bit machine? good luck porting to that.