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09:59:47FromDiscord<crulran> Why there isn't any tuoruriols for making a game using nim + raylib? Can anyone help me how do i learn nim properly? Idk a nothing about coding please help me. I have setup raylib and nim too
10:05:31FromDiscord<amun0666> I you don't know a thing about coding start with elementary stuff first.
10:12:01FromDiscord<tapeda> In reply to @crulran "Why there isn't any": For the simple stuff the ai directly in google search is fine, ask it for a nim raylib example and ask about syntax/lines of code you don't understand
10:14:24FromDiscord<crulran> In reply to @tapeda "For the simple stuff": Hmm. Don't i have to view docs time to time?
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10:40:06Amun-Rathose are not exclusive
10:49:41FromDiscord<b0rsuk> In reply to @zkopt_ "here's my cryptography library!!!": Do you know about the eye cipher in Noita? Unbroken for a couple of years, a bunch of Noita nerds are going insane over it.
10:50:00FromDiscord<b0rsuk> They're reading books and papers on cryptography.
10:50:07FromDiscord<b0rsuk> And writing programs.
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13:37:58FromDiscord<zkopt_> In reply to @ghazalialshafi "There are benchmark tests": you have to know that benchmark test is different with CPU and clcok
13:38:37FromDiscord<zkopt_> In reply to @b0rsuk "Do you know about": interesting↵but I don't know about it ↵could you introduce it to me
13:38:57FromDiscord<zkopt_> In reply to @kt.sarkic "Why are there 0": sorry it will be added
13:43:20FromDiscord<_timurski> In reply to @crulran "Why there isn't any": you shouldn't be using tutorials in general
13:43:26FromDiscord<_timurski> especially not for something like this
13:44:35FromDiscord<_timurski> read docs and write some code and read other people's code (maybe)
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17:59:12FromDiscord<crulran> In reply to @_timurski "read docs and write": Ok. Are there any books or pdfs that i need in ordor to make games or something?
17:59:35FromDiscord<_timurski> no
17:59:44FromDiscord<_timurski> you don't learn things by reading guides (usually9
17:59:47FromDiscord<_timurski> (edit) "(usually9" => "(usually)"
17:59:51FromDiscord<_timurski> just start doing stuff
17:59:59FromDiscord<crulran> Damn 🥲
18:00:08FromDiscord<_timurski> looking for guides and tutorials is a very beginner thing and is mostly a waste of time
18:00:18FromDiscord<_timurski> (except for very specific circumstances)
18:00:41FromDiscord<crulran> In reply to @tapeda "For the simple stuff": Do i really gotta ask from ai to learn like this guy said? : -
18:00:44FromDiscord<_timurski> no
18:00:49FromDiscord<_timurski> just do it yourself
18:00:57FromDiscord<_timurski> Nim has docs
18:01:08FromDiscord<_timurski> you can use AI to speed up the search process if you want
18:01:47FromDiscord<_timurski> ~~I mean in reality I think the long term strategy for devs will be to learn from AI but that's not good advice to give you right now ~~
18:02:37FromDiscord<crulran> In reply to @_timurski "~~I mean in reality": 😶
19:00:17FromDiscord<nasuray> In reply to @crulran "Do i really gotta": No ignore @_timurski and use the learning style that works for you
19:03:59FromDiscord<_timurski> In reply to @nasuray "No ignore <@670122070448799774> ": learning styles are not a thnbg
19:04:04FromDiscord<_timurski> (edit) "thnbg" => "thingfor most people"
19:04:37FromDiscord<_timurski> literally all the science of learning shows that being fed solutions is in general not optimal
19:04:52FromDiscord<_timurski> problem solving and struggle is the most promising mechanism
19:05:54FromDiscord<nasuray> In reply to @_timurski "literally all the science": cool man I don't care.
19:10:01FromDiscord<_timurski> if you don't care then don't suggest things to people
19:10:08FromDiscord<_timurski> you're hurting beginners
19:10:28FromDiscord<_timurski> tutorial hell is a real phenomenon and I see it too frequently
19:10:49FromDiscord<_timurski> being reliant on such things is pretty obviously bad for critical thinking and independence
19:11:15FromDiscord<_timurski> when you're extremely new or a topic is very technical then it's different
19:11:45FromDiscord<_timurski> but if you're at the stage of learning a programming language like Nim, tutorials are not really good for you
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20:37:07FromDiscord<0ffh> Someone needs to write a good "Platonic method" skill for language models.