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Intertia. Codex wasn't as good at coding until Astra dropped.

I noticed most of the tall buildings are sixties to eighties. Some more info about that here. https://www.pbssocal.org/shows/artbound/a-brief-history-of-l...

C looks challenging to clean

They didn't mention coders but my idea is to have Silicon habitats of programmers recreating nineties professional programming on Pentium PCs in dimly lit cubicles. Tourists shuffle by watching live coding like watching a blacksmith at a Colonial Williamsburg.

Neuromancer had stims and cyberdecks... I guess you've brought it full circle.

hot chips. hot planet.

and that's exactly what we did in the old days of 8 bit games. We called them BRADs but others had their own names.

In the old days of making 8 bit video games we used BRADs of 0-255 - worked well and the wrap was easy.

Thanks. I DO have an old Silhouette vinyl cutter sitting around... gathering dust! I picked it up at a thrift store many years ago and just waiting for you comment I guess!

Well it does look like the Tron world - and the MCP

that seems like a bit of an oversight considering his history and on balance what's already in the Wiki which has an American bias I feel.

Interestingly using AI is priced by tokens rather than outcomes.

Last year I interviewed with Epic Games and I didn't get the job but they arranged a meeting to let me down easily, encourage me to apply for other positions. I really appreciated that!

This is more interesting since it's actually 3D

I'm seeing 34 Hz on a Ryzen 7 3600X 3.6 Ghz with Chrome. 47 Hz in Firefox.

That may be true of a lot of posts on programming and other topics, nevertheless they are still interesting.

firefox has a built in VPN now. I wonder if it would work for you.

have you experimente with https://huggingface.co/HauhauCS/Qwen3.5-9B-Uncensored-Hauhau... to test that conjecture? It's very easy to try.

for hacking I assume that would be the case

Can right mouse escape during calibration as well as ESC please. Make it easier to re-calibrate

Do you see potential for automation based on what you learned from your hand tuning?

He's into all kinds of things!

Sharp SM83 assembly. ;-)

Are you sure about that anecdote around the GBA? It would make more sense that they used the Sharp SM83 core - which is pretty far from a Z80 considering it's missing IX, IY and the entire alternate register set. It certainly does have some Z80 instructions and even some SM83 specific instructions. On the dial between 8080 and Z80 it feels closer to 8080 to me.

RISC-V has no overflow flag? That's fascinating. I'll have to dig into that!

It feels a bit like a first language. That's the one that really sticks with you.

Hacker NEWS

Maybe at least include the date

fascinating! That's a useful thing to know.

I was thinking to myself as I was reading the post that here we go again - it's like how much can a man take. It's not that it's unclear... because it is easy to read. I also long for regular old human writing, warts and all.