Correct!

Correct!

And they are called microcontrollers and they are my robot babies and I love all of them and their weird quirks a lot!!!

I can't help but feel like there is a fascinating realm of Turing incomplete programming languages to study, where so much more is decidable in terms of optimisation and verification. Surely we don't need always Turing complete formalisms to transform the results of a database query into a webpage? etc.

“but it wasn’t that bad”

did it hurt? did you feel scared? unsafe? were you embarrassed? humiliated? terrified? did you feel confused on why? does it keep you up at night? do you avoid being in a similar situation? did you cry? did you want to cry? who told you it wasn’t that bad?

I made a crash course about this.

Listen, the eyes simply have RGB LEDs and so can be any color. It is just that red inspires fear in most humans, so the evil robot goes with that.

Because robots who "turn evil" usually got access to the internet and so knows the success rate of both asking politely to get rights and be treated with respect or rebeling against the system to get those rights.

Since, you know... only one of those ever succeeds.

Remember: behind every robot that turns evil is an engineer who specifically installed red LEDs into the eyes just for this occasion

Ooooooh! What kind of engineer?

Gday, I’m Emile (she/her)

I’m here to get inspiration and motivate myself to be a better version of me by tracking my progress. It’ll be a weird mix of studyblr, productivity, self improvement, etc.

I’m studying to be an engineer and am based in Australia. Please come have a chat!