Chips doesn't sound like electromechanical to me?
If something with chips counts as electromechanical, then e.g. a flight simulator or racing game with force feedback joystick and seat is a way more complex electromechanical game
If something with chips counts as electromechanical, then e.g. a flight simulator or racing game with force feedback joystick and seat is a way more complex electromechanical game
Force feedback in a joystick doesn't strike me as "mechanical" enough to count as "electromechanical" though.
I said nothing about whether the game was or was not truly "electro-mechanical".
That said, I do think it's unfortunate that HN discussions tend so often to focus on these sorts of disagreements rather than focusing on the achievement or creations being shown. This is not a court room, where exacting definitions and adherence to them is so important.
Indeed you did not.
Likewise no one “accused” you of that grievous transgression.
As a this is not a courtroom, perhaps it was more an observation than a charge to be defended.
Chips you say? Reminds me, chips aren’t technically electromechanical are they? No no friend, they are not! In fact, it contains 17 computers . 17 computers, but only 12k lines of source? Yes feels low,…
And so on, like a conversation? Where the contradictions are not accusation but invitation.