@nergdron related fun fact: grammar parsing rules are technically Turing-complete so Mastodon but in grammar rules

@luluberlu YESSSSSSSS

@nergdron "so what do you remember from your CS classes? I bet you're really good with alg--"
"hey do you like turtles"

@nergdron I also feel compelled to point out that Logo was mentioned a whole one (1) time in my five years at uni

@luluberlu @nergdron Every time I hear about Logo I think about my comm tech teacher pronouncing it "Logel".

@noelle @nergdron log-el or lo-gel?

@luluberlu @nergdron lo-gel, with a hard G

@noelle @nergdron so not *that* off
still, peculiar 🤔

@luluberlu I FUCKING LOVE TURTLES OK

and my long time love affair ensures that any language whose primary use case is drawing onscreen probably has a special place in my heart.

@nergdron this isn't love, this is just good sense

@luluberlu it can be both.

@nergdron true

@nergdron @luluberlu

It was my favourite animal when I was young 💜

@Nocta @luluberlu they're sweet and cute, this is a good choice.

@luluberlu @nergdron https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=DI5_sQ8O-7Y

@luluberlu @nergdron

OMG logo :')

@nergdron @luluberlu

Reminds me of my AI option where we were in duo and had to do duels with other groups' AI.

We had resources to manage and everything, the project swas nice, but the rules were not well defined, and since it was in netlogo with no encapsulation we could do anything.

Like, we had 6 memory case by turtle, but we could put everything we wanted inside them.

Or we could make an information chain to propagate the information inside a single turtle's turn.

Or we could just posess an ennemy's turtle and make it kill itself.

That was not really fun because of that, since we had to judge ourselves what we can't do, actually :/