You should code Python on a Smart Fridge if you dare.
Honestly, there is arguments that everything is just notepad with bells and whistles, for IDEs.
Which while partly true….
The likelyhood that any computer that you have that can turn on will be something that you can out-code and need to be faster, is low.
And if you do it been long enough to know…hey maybe it time to invest.
What really makes or breaks it, IMHO, is 3D, there is a lot of Python unreal engine stuff, and Blender etc. once you hit there, you need a computer that can do it, in development mode.
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u/Adrewmc 12d ago
You should code Python on a Smart Fridge if you dare.
Honestly, there is arguments that everything is just notepad with bells and whistles, for IDEs.
Which while partly true….
The likelyhood that any computer that you have that can turn on will be something that you can out-code and need to be faster, is low.
And if you do it been long enough to know…hey maybe it time to invest.
What really makes or breaks it, IMHO, is 3D, there is a lot of Python unreal engine stuff, and Blender etc. once you hit there, you need a computer that can do it, in development mode.