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tl,dr: imho beginners should start with with either Go or Lua

Friends hit me with ghe age old question for their child which wants to learn programming: which language should one start with?

This had me thinking quite a bit. First thing that came to my mind was #Kotlin, my favourite, but I wouldn't recommend it for beginners, because it is quite heavy in high level concepts.

To get results quickly the obvious choice would be a dynamic language like #Python or #Lua. The later being embedded in many games.

On the other hand, to get a good understanding of data structures a strongly typed language would arguably be better. #Java wouldn't be bad for this because its verboseness makes these things visible at all times. But since I tipped my toes into #Go, I think this has actually the best balance between ease of use, use cases and teaching important concepts.

Anyway, maybe I'm missing an important point here. What would you recommend for beginners?

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#100tinytreasures

- Paper is 100% cotton that I've cut with a paper cutter, corners rounded with a corner trimmer (ty journaling supplies)
- Tin is an old altoids tin I had kicking around
- Paint is Winsor & Newton field kit
- Brushes were size 8 flat
- Ink is a fine line drawing pen from ohuhu size .35mm

I have a colleague who is interested in Mastodon. She suggested a video might be the best way for her to learn about it.

I found this one here, which is basic and quirky. It covers the main issues with signup and usage. Sharing in case someone else would find it useful for the Mastodon-curious people in their lives.

youtube.com/watch?v=ZraTMak34yw

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21/100 #The100dayproject

Unfortunately I'm in the middle of a particularly bad MS relapse, so not only are my hands not listening, but neither are my eyes and I have constant double vision. I didn't want to give up on my pencil crayon drawings, so.... here's a dusky stinkbug. :) I might have to put a pause on these until after the relapse (it's random, could be a few days, could be a few weeks), as this took me way too long and so much effort (but I'm glad I tried).

What do you all use to slice up sound #samples on #linux?

I've been using #bitwig and it seems to have reasonable tools for this purpose but a little janky for specifically slicing stuff. (Or maybe it's great I don't have much to compare with!)

*EDIT* Ended up using Audacity and it worked like a charm (even if I could barely read the interface due to no UI scaling options). This video helped a tonne: youtube.com/watch?v=jtbn5d0L13