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Re: You know, all this computer science talk doesn't really belong here.
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lugnet.robotics
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Thu, 13 May 1999 14:52:13 GMT
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JR Conlin <JRCONLIN@EMAILnospam.COM>
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At 08:11 AM 5/13/99 GMT, Mark Tarrabain wrote:
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> I did not mean for my suggestion on moving the comp-sci. chatter to • another group to disuade people
> from asking questions, I just feel that conversations about the merits of • iteration versus recursion
> and what-have-you might better be served in a more relevant group than one • which is actually supposed
> to be about lego robots.
At the risk of taking another thread down, I would caution you about taking
this attitude.
I am one of the first to admit that the Recursion thread went a bit deep
very fast. However, it did have to do with the RCX, specifically,
programming.
If the Mindstorms didn't include a semi-sophisticated computer, I would
agree with you. Except, it does and discussions such as these are just as
relevant as home brew sensors and pneumatic constructs.
To be honest, I am not a big hardware guy. However I do love to program the
little beast, and I get just as excited about reducing an algorythm by 10
or 20 instructions as others get about rotational tracking.
I've been lurking on this list since last December and I have seen plenty
of discussions go down some serious rabbit holes. I have learned something
new from most of them, others I skip.
Besides, it's just a toy.
Aloha,
JR
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