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Nerd out of the day: I’m a half hour into this video and I’m loving every second of it

As someone who writes a lot of super high level code in TS, Swift, and Kotlin, but then is also getting lower-level with M it’s kinda scary to basically hear “yeah no assembly is actually an abstraction of what the hardware is doing too”

#Technology #Developer #Hardware #AssemblyLanguage

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Assembling like it's 1986!

Using the Macintosh 68000 Development System 2.0 on an emulated Macintosh Plus (8MHz, 1MB ram, 8MB HDD, System 3.2) to build and run the "Sample" bundled example program.

Source code mirrored here:
github.com/swetland/mds-exampl

MDS Manual over here:
archive.org/details/macintosh-

Inside Macintosh Volume I over here:
vintageapple.org/inside_o/pdf/

A really interesting blog post by @toxi on how resource constraint can sometimes encourage deeper understanding and better problem solving skills than having everything abailable to you, based upon his experiences growing up in East Germany. As someone who grew up in a small town in Australia at the same time, where information was so hard to come by, I wonder if I'd have been overwhelmed by the amount of information available had I been at the same stage now. I believe this to be one of the most significant problems with tertiary education at present: so much superficial information is available that it's an obstacle to gaining a deep understanding. #Forth #AssemblyLanguage #Pedagogy