An observation from getting into first electrical then aerodynamic engineering - both rely to some extent on ability to vividly hallucinate
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Whether or not you visualize the function of the code - is there any distinction, do you imagine dataflows perhaps?
It's not the same but I think I spent a bunch of time "seeing" bitshift operations and registries when looking at asm
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Not sure if the function of the computer matters as much or if it's an additional place one might spend time imagining operations visually
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Good point: bitwise operations do have a visual component, as do sorting, merging, partitioning, stack operations, and tree traversal
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