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(2016) even more important because of the age we live in now.

Two turntables and a microphone... https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=1_4Jjm3MMiU

It would be great fun.

Is there one for RP2350?

I don't have references unfortunately but I imagine that polymorphic viruses existed before the nineties.

that is fantastic

I always called myself a software mechanic.

You might enjoy this talk. I did. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=HTfa2UF_oiI

Well I was tricked so I think it's better to be accurate.

WWW.JCY - early webpage obv

the example was cheese, not a salad.

I don't think it is better than just doing it yourself in Claude Code (in fact worse) but some people like cute UI for everything I guess.

There's a guy who did some cool mods for the Vectrex to improve it's ability to run faster vector lists (ie increase bandwidth ). This was so it would directly work from Asteroids arcade PCB.

https://www.e-basteln.de/arcade/asteroids/intro/

This won't work with that though, well maybe you could port it but what's the point... Mini is not a vector machine.

Exactly, Bleem came to mind for me - running PlayStation One games on Dreamcast through the same technique. Doesn't it really matter if you translate at run-time or ahead of time.

Rich people can afford slaves. Abhorrent practice.

The Chinese breakthroughs are often around optimization. And I gather it's because they are constrained and very bright so it's a natural progression.

We'll send Claude to settle there

Vector Doom running on RP2350 cart. A surge of mostly AI coded conversions has hit the Vectrex recently and everyone loves Doom.

terminal were the OG dark mode. Nice hack to get around that!

> you'd have a loop of build->review->build->review, it would take maybe 5-7 rounds for it to 'settle' and not find the smallest nitpicks to argue about.

You sure that wasn't just working at Microsoft?

Perhaps demand is going down abroad due to people eschewing US products.

note that unless you've de-anonymized your text - your own idosyncracies might be enough with other clues you've left to figure out who you are IRL

And another corollary is the formerly golden lazy and clever are also transformed into lazy and productive because they no longer need to apply their cleverness to get results...

I don't have the same story but I did turn down a job offer from Nvidia in '97 which I think about from time to time.

Semantics - not worth me arguing about

You really aren't in the "premature optimization bad" camp you just don't realize you optimize all the time but justify it as obvious. The main thing to know is that what is 'obvious' isn't unless you are profiling.

Ok.

I'm not making a claim for a significant health benefit from 0.5g of creatine I'm just countering your bald claim that it's insignficant - we are getting into word lawyer territory. But anyway to establish what I'm claiming, 0.5g of creatine, I feel, is a useful amount - the numbers you are fixated on are for athletes or neurotropic nerds.

"Although the human body produces a portion of its daily creatine needs, approximately 50 % must be obtained through the diet – predominantly from animal-based foods like red meat and fish"

So in that context, a vegetarian can benefit from small amounts of supplementation if they aren't getting it in their diet.

https://pmc.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/articles/PMC12722096/

Creatine is not available from plants and the 0.5 g is not insignficant for normal health. The 5 grams you're quoting is generally for people who supplement for athletic performance.

Creatine is created within the body so a vegetarian eating plant precursors can help create their own baseline supply.