@hn50 this sounds geckibg #cursed.
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Would it be possible to use #AI to #port a program from #VisualBasic to something like #PHP?
Who started their programming journey with Visual Basic?
En la provincia de #Misiones, #Argentina el estado provincial compró un "sorteador cuántico" para la agencia provincial de loterías y afines.
En esta provincia el juego de azar es operado por una Sociedad del Estado, que fue la que adquirió esa falopeada. Justamente hoy el gobierno les anunció a los docentes que no habría aumento en octubre.
Pero si plata para comprar un sorteador cuántico que si observan en el vídeo, esta hecho en #visualbasic
Does anyone have any good resources / documentation for writing winsock/tcpip code in VB3?
#winsock #visualbasic #vb3 #win16 #win16programming
Just watched some #gamejam videos and it is beyond me how you can create a basic game so fast. I love it, it's fascinating!
Maybe one day I will have another go at it. I did some #QBasic in the late 90s, some #VisualBasic in the 2000s and last year some #Godot. But it was so overwhelming and time consuming I stopped rather quickly :(
an analysis of my GitHub account https://github.com/bison--
I have officially more COBOL than VB.net in my repos ^^"
Also: Python
@foximax @zombiewarrior Yeah, I keep asking myself the same question about languages becoming unfashionable and then fashionable again.
The only example I can think of is #BASIC. In the 80's BASIC was everywhere in the microcomputer space.
Then BASIC went away. #Pascal was the trendy beginner's language.
Then #VisualBASIC developed quite a following... and a lot of bad code.
Then #VB more or less died out as an independent language but lives on as an embedded language in spreadsheets.
Here's an image of the DosBox-X SVGA emulation running a copy of Windows 3.11 with Microsoft Visual Basic 3.0 ....
Note that in 1993, Visual Basic had a better debugger than many modern programming languages and development editors (I wish this weren't true!).
It sounds about right, though IDK about the $$$ part.
The only "error"/deviation I ever saw, if I remember correctly, was when the formula for counting cells with content started to count "" [nothing/empty] like " " and "0", erroneously as 1.
Old formulae (usually) continue working. Some time back, I had to verify that the calculations in a spreadsheet from 1995 were still correct. They were (b/c of now posterior human intervention .)
#VisualBasic,...
If I recall correctly, any given AMPS antenna could only handle about 400 #mobile phone calls at once, and there were usually three antennae spanning the 360º around a #cellular tower. Busy areas often dropped phone calls as users were handed off between antennae.
Hmm, the #VisualBasic function implementing the inverse Erlang-B formula on @wikipedia's “Erlang (unit)” page bears a striking resemblance to my 1994 code… https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Erlang_(unit)#Erlang_B_formula%E2%80%A6 (5/6)
I had previously whipped up an #Excel #VisualBasic for Applications (#VBA) Erlang B function to calculate #cellular tower quality of service (#QoS), so my other big project was modeling #Comcast Cellular’s network call capacity for an overdue upgrade from the (analog!) #1980s-era Advanced #Mobile Phone System (AMPS).
My first corporate #programming lesson: toy code will be expanded regardless of scalability. (4/6)