Harmohit

I love the idea! I never got too seriously into Core War but I remember discovering it as a high school student and getting exposed to assembly programming. I think that the "natural" language that this game uses is quite intuitive and the whole game is a great way to get started with assembly.

However, I do find the UI quite unintuitive at certain points. Especially when I wrote a program, I couldn't figure out how to run it in the local training assembly.

Building a browser does seem intimidating! What technical considerations made you finally take it seriously? Any advice for folks trying to do the same or taking on another intimidating project?

I am not a LLM lover but I think you are thinking about it the wrong way. I think that most of the value that LLMs provide for writing code is in syntax suggestions and being slightly better autocomplete.

I agree as well and had a similar but slightly different experience. I think that some of the material that I read in high school was great; but not appropriate for my age. While reading that material in school, I was bored and frustrated because I did not have enough life experiences (and empathy) to understand the emotional delicacy that the piece was bringing to my mental palette.

When I grew up (just by a few years) and accidentally re - discovered a work that I hated in school, I found it extremely deep and thought provoking.

Maybe high school students are not a great audience for appreciating a lot of literature, at least I wasn't.