I tried to build this but it's missing the weights.bin file and my computer is too weak to generate it. Can you add it to the repo?

I love the art style! Echoing the others, I'm stuck in the second room - would be cool to have a few hints at the beginning to help out with discoverability.

My favorite Satie piece is “Vexations” [1], a short clip that the composer ostensibly wished to be played 840 times in a row.

As a little art project, I recently made a version for MS-DOS and AdLib [2] that starts with a piano-like sound and gradually distorts the timbre every repetition by flipping a random bit in the AdLib’s registers.

I never made a recording of it because I was envisioning it as an “if you got to see it in person, cool” type of thing, but I should probably go back and do that

[1] https://youtu.be/7GoV2psW-OE

[2] http://constcast.org/vexations.html

This is so cool! AC and ACWW were a huge part of growing up and I dare say have a little impact on who I am today. Back then, I went on Tumblr’s AC community and found all the little debug menus but didn’t know how MIPS worked at that point to go any further. <3

Looks like `nodsgy.com` works, but with `www.nodsgy.com`, this appears:

> Backend Not Found

> Why am I seeing this?

> There are a few potential reasons:

> You haven't deployed an app yet.

> Your app's first Rollout may still be in progress.

> This is a custom domain, but we haven't finished setting it up yet.

> How can I deploy my first app?

> Refer to our App Hosting documentation to get started.

You might already know this but here’s my guess:

OK, so this looks like it’s reading one card’s worth of code from either an actual card or tape. Based on how KNOW is used, the mystery LETTER looks like it’s classifying each word based on what type of token it is… then it goes into an interpreter loop with what’s basically a switch statement on the IDENT of each word (derived from its entry in KNOW). So I think each card could have 14 tokens of up to 6 chars each, some only one character (like a parenthesis) or some an entire literal?

A108 is the per-word outer loop and A105 is the per-char inner loop. A102 and A104 are the labels where the loop indices are updated and it jumps back to the beginning of the loop. As far as I can tell, MADIN and MADOUT are no-ops. I’m not sure what KGETIN is doing.

I believe the 343434343434k is meant to simulate some extra cells with a bunch of right parens so you could just end your program without wasting another card on closing everything?

Edit: I just read page 24 of the linked SLIP manual and what I’m calling tokens they’re calling SLIP cells.