Really enjoyed reading this post, and wanted to make it more broadly visible. I am planning on trying this out to see how far I can push it.
Readit News094459 commented on Building a Modern C64 Assembly AI Toolchain medium.com/@gianlucabailo... · Posted by u/094459
094459 commented on Crush: Glamourous AI coding agent for your favourite terminal github.com/charmbracelet/... · Posted by u/nateb2022
Beware folks, I got directed to it by someone saying this was open source but it isn't.
094459 commented on OpenAI Codex CLI: Lightweight coding agent that runs in your terminal github.com/openai/codex... · Posted by u/mfiguiere
094459 commented on Back to the future: Writing 6502 assembler with Amazon Q Developer community.aws/content/2oE... · Posted by u/ingve
Shout out to Ben Eater for enabling me to understand this article. Everything I know about Assembly and the 6502, I learned from his videos.
Omg these are amazing. Have not seen these resources before
094459 commented on Back to the future: Writing 6502 assembler with Amazon Q Developer community.aws/content/2oE... · Posted by u/ingve
094459 commented on Back to the future: Writing 6502 assembler with Amazon Q Developer community.aws/content/2oE... · Posted by u/ingve
This raises the question: what information did Amazon Q ingest to be able to write C64 Basic, and from where – OCR'd books and magazine off Google Books? Online tutorials? That would explain whether it would be possible to adapt this workflow to supporting other relatively obscure platforms, with a limited documentation set that's certainly not available online on the internet in easily parsable HTML: e.g. PDP-11 assembly, Turbo Pascal, classic Macintosh/Macintosh Toolbox, etc.
Who knows, it might be a shot in the arm for retrocomputing enthusiasts.
Yeah it lowers that barrier to getting re started. It did for me at least
094459 commented on Back to the future: Writing 6502 assembler with Amazon Q Developer community.aws/content/2oE... · Posted by u/ingve
Author of the post here. Just reading the comments so apologies for getting some of the terminology wrong. The intention was never to mislead folk , just wanted to share my enthusiasm for emulation and the fact that you could get working code.
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094459 commented on Meditron: A suite of open-source medical Large Language Models github.com/epfLLM/meditro... · Posted by u/birriel
Is this open source? It says the model is the Llama license which is NOT open source.