On Fri, 8 Jul 2011, Huan Truong wrote:
> 2011/7/8 Duong "Yang" ヤン Ha Nguyen <[email protected]>:
> > Alright, shall you screenshot your tapes to us, then? I've not seen Turing
> > tapes for quite some time and I miss them.
>
> Here. http://aturingmachine.com/. So there -- Say I can work moar
> efficiently with my Turing machines and my Turing machine is
> Turing-complete (can do anything including doing screenshots LULz).
> But do you agree that your Vim/Emacs on your computer is at least more
> convenient than using Turing tapes? How about just admitting hell yes
> already.
>
What are you talking about??? Of course Vim/Emacs is much more convenient
than Turing tapes, in my perspective! Besides, the page you pointed to is not
yours (it's Mike Davey's -- see the footer) while I was requesting yours. I
still don't get your point.
>
> So yeah, let's just get over the fact that IDEs are moar convenient
> than your 20 year-old editor :D
>
> That said, keep in mind I'm using Vim. Peace out, take it easy,
> man,... http://youtu.be/3vB9U2hx6Qg
>
Perhaps I'm too dumb to see any connections between your Turing tape example,
a 20 year-old editor, and modern IDEs. The only point I could merely grab is
about *time* (20 year-old something), and still that's nonsense in terms of
comparison.
(1) Turing machine vs. Vim/Emacs
(2) Vim/Emacs vs. modern IDEs
Clearly in (1), Vim/Emacs is **better** than Turing machine in terms of
performance and convinience.
I don't know which is **better** than which. It depends on one's taste.
Best,
Dương "Yang"
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