mirrorbird (01:30:18)
it's funny because functional nerds do it to get to the MATHEMATICAL TRUTH but cpu nerds do it to save 3 T-states

Agemixer (01:29:51)
sorry about that mir, my techs would be not visible for a casual tracker composer but that's what will be included innit technically sorry confusing terminology

mirrorbird (01:29:36)
this Galaxians man is surely unrolling his draw routine for every sprite to avoid having to actually *follow a pointer* to get graphics

mirrorbird (01:28:41)
anyway it was meant to be a joke, i tried!

mirrorbird (01:28:16)
currying is something along the lines of: if you have a function call x(a,b) then you can make part of it 'constant' and do xa(b)

Agemixer (01:27:22)
idk "currying" but yeah, sounds alike unrolled (situation based optimizations possible)

mirrorbird (01:26:57)
i've seen you confuse the hell out of Rapture too, he's a composer, not a frequency analyzer

mirrorbird (01:26:28)
add "audio stuff" to the list of things i know nothing about. i know nothing about anything. (like Henry's Cat in the cartoon.) ok well i know how not to over-boost volume in a track

Agemixer (01:24:25)
with a single oscillator, and mix some, without maths. a DAAW (digital-analog audio workstation in my works for c64)

mirrorbird (01:23:16)
i wrote: "if you replace a generic 'lookup-and-draw' routine with separate draw routines for each sprite (some kind of unrolling) -- ain't that what functional Lisp nerds call currying? Can you get into their club now?"

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