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melonland updated MelonLand Project

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melonland updated MelonLand Project

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melonland updated MelonLand Project

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melonland updated MelonLand Project

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melonland updated MelonLand Project

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evilperson updated Home Room!

2 months ago

Home Room!

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evilperson 2 months ago

my diary is mobile compatible now :D... and i put entires in a details tag, but the current month automatically opens.

evilperson 2 months ago

and i updated my buttons tab <3

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vivirinart 2 months ago

Do you have a button??? I've been looking for it but I couldn't find it 😭

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evilperson 2 months ago

@vivirinart yes! it's just on my index, you may need to scroll. click the "home" button and you should be able to find it :D!

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evilperson 2 months ago

like on the iframe window hehe...

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vivirinart 2 months ago

omg I saw it but my mind didn't process it lmao I'm adding your button then!!! ♥

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evilperson 2 months ago

Thank you so much!!!! ❤️

ranmpy updated 🌱

2 months ago

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asteroooo updated ASTERO ON THE NET!

2 months ago

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cloverstar roblox-anomalies

2 months ago

DUDE THIS SITE IS SO COOLLLL

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bulltown snails

2 months ago

hi snails - thanks for following

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bulltown greytext

2 months ago

good morning sam - thanks for following

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juntogawa

2 months ago

Abstractions in programming promise to create efficiency (mostly for the programmer, but still), but it only creates efficiency in the actual program when you reuse code in functions instead of copy-pasting it over and over (one of the purposes of functions) which results in less total code in the executable file.

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juntogawa 2 months ago

But this doesn't matter in object-oriented programming anyway, because the objects have overhead in code size, memory usage and computation time, that makes the code automatically much less efficient anyway.

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juntogawa 2 months ago

Abstractions also promise to make code readable, but it doesn't make the actual working CODE more readable, it just makes the abstractions more readable. So even if it's easily readable, you won't understand the interesting parts anyway.

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juntogawa 2 months ago

When abstractions aren't used primarily for code reuse, but instead to hide meaning, the program will grow more and more inefficient. Because you stop reading the actual code and only read the abstractions.

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juntogawa 2 months ago

And then you won't know about what actually happens anymore underneath the abstractions anymore. Now those things can be as efficient as they want without you knowing about it. And it tends to grow more inefficient and not the other way, because of our large RAM sizes and CPU speeds today.

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juntogawa 2 months ago

This is why Notepad is slower today instead of faster. It's not because of slow hardware or incompetent programmers, it's computer bureaucracy (probably heavily influenced by the organizational bureaucracy at Microsoft).

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juntogawa 2 months ago

So, abstractions probably won't create programmer efficiency either, because abstractions lead to less understanding of the actual program, which leads to computer bureaucracy, which is a much bigger problem to handle than just editing code.

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juntogawa 2 months ago

So... I remove all object-orientation and unnecessary abstractions in my code, and just use functions to prevent too much code reuse. All other structure is in comments so they don't fill up the executable (like objects and functions does, no matter how efficient your language claims to optimize those)

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juntogawa 2 months ago

The point of all this is: Don't create more technology to handle your technology, that will leave no space for art.

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adornesibley updated The Corners Within

2 months ago