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there was this great talk at one of the zig conferences where a developer talked about how they preferred static types because of their adhd.
static types are also an accessibility tool
youtu.be/vd1-rAIYV6I
static types are also an accessibility tool
youtu.be/vd1-rAIYV6I
Types and other techniques as an accessibility tool for the ADHD brain - Michael Newton
YouTube video by Zig SHOWTIME
youtu.be
November 8, 2025 at 3:51 PM
there was this great talk at one of the zig conferences where a developer talked about how they preferred static types because of their adhd.
static types are also an accessibility tool
youtu.be/vd1-rAIYV6I
static types are also an accessibility tool
youtu.be/vd1-rAIYV6I
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But now you've got a continuing problem: Just which graphics card do you buy; Matrox? 3DFX? ATI? Rendition?
Buy the wrong one, and you could find yourself with a card unsupported by all but a handful of games. A bit of a minefield, and it's part of what sent my family to PS1 after Amiga.
Buy the wrong one, and you could find yourself with a card unsupported by all but a handful of games. A bit of a minefield, and it's part of what sent my family to PS1 after Amiga.
November 3, 2025 at 12:14 AM
But now you've got a continuing problem: Just which graphics card do you buy; Matrox? 3DFX? ATI? Rendition?
Buy the wrong one, and you could find yourself with a card unsupported by all but a handful of games. A bit of a minefield, and it's part of what sent my family to PS1 after Amiga.
Buy the wrong one, and you could find yourself with a card unsupported by all but a handful of games. A bit of a minefield, and it's part of what sent my family to PS1 after Amiga.