coco

Say they have ids [coco-001, coco-002, coco-uploads,...] 3.

One can only imagine the horror that is this individual's attempts to mix coco powder with those tiny marshmallows.

As someone mentioned it ended up on the CoCo III eventually, where it'd run rings around IBM PCs of the day.

CoCos and Dragons were completely different than the original TRS-80; the CoCo only carried the TRS-80 badge for it's brand recognition.

I ran it on a Coco III with 512k and a hard drive that I got surplus from a DEC guy.

I had a model 3 and several coco models including a complete OS-9 system.

And I own a nice Atari, Apple //e and CoCo 3 system today.

However what I really want: AST driven auto-complete VS-style for coffee/coco/livescript.

Folks like me who come from a Ruby / Python background really don't like brackets and declaring variables, so things like Coffeescript, LiveScript, CoCo, etc.

> Today, he simply connects a serial port between the CoCo and a PC, with the PC acting as a virtual disk drive emulator.

Did you ever clue in to the CoCo having 64K ram that you could use if you messed with the video/memory controller for a bit to copy the ROM to RAM first?

I grew up with a Model 3 and Coco 1, 2, and 3 with microware OS-9 and the weird pre ansi early K+R C language compiler and all that.

> "I am white, privileged, and want to ride on a fancy looking bus where I can buy a Vita Coco.

While I can't speak for San Francisco's bus system, everything about this product video screams to me that the solution that is being provided here does not actually solve a problem other than "I am white, privileged, and want to ride on a fancy looking bus where I can buy a Vita Coco.

I'll admit the video is a little cringe worthy with hipsters and Vita Coco.

> CoffeeScript (and its derivatives: LiveScript, Coco, etc) have serious issues of ambiguous code, alien syntax and scoping problems.