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May 31, 2018 at 22:31
Amazing project building a NES cartridge with a Raspberry Pi inside emulating a colour SNES! The explanatory video is impressive and thoughtful too.
Programmer Hacks Cartridge To Run SNES Games On The NES - Kotaku
Programmer Hacks Cartridge To Run SNES Games On The NES - Kotaku
The homebrew scene is always coming out with ways to emulate old games on new hardware with as much fidelity to the originals as possible. Programmer Tom

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Really thoughtful critique of the Language Server Protocol, what IDEs need to express, and the design decisions made.
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Apr 16, 2023 at 03:53
Thoughtful article about building older software with Nix: https://blinry.org/nix-time-travel/ It's striking how a project that does so much excellent work on build reproducibility still has some build errors in this scenario. Bitrot is scary.
Building 15-year-old software with Nix
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Dec 15, 2022 at 03:53
Thoughtful article on the long term consequences of AI generated art, copyright, the art industry and historical innovations (e.g. the invention of the camera):
AI Art Panic
If you’ve been on the internet at all lately, you’ve seen AI generated art and discussion of the impact of the tools. You’ve also probably seen a lot of hate for AI generated art. There’s a lot of drama going on, as art focused communities across the internet decide how to handle this. Does AI generated/assisted art need tagged as such? Should it be allowed at all? There’s the whole Deviant Art situation (ArsTechnica). It’s all sorta messy right now, so let’s talk about it.