Samuel
@samuel.fm
we’re all doing advent of code, right?
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David Buchananabsolutely not
1 1 10David Buchananheh this sounds unnecessarily negative, I just never really get into it. I just have way more than enough interesting challenges to solve without having to read about the predicaments of elves. oh no I'm sounding even more negative now
1 9Samuel
Hilary Baumann 💻 🥃So you figured out who the Grinch was in the most unlikely of ways here…
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TimIn assembly of course
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Orualdammit. I have been nerdsniped. Might be doing it in 6502 assembly.
1 3David BuchananIf I do it, I'm doing it in Scratch
3 3SamuelIm doing it using a Lego mindstorm
2 6OrualLol, beat me to it.
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Thomas DickersonRCX I hope
1 2OrualThat is what I used to have. 2.0 model. I accidentally donated it to my high school when I graduated. Forgot to bring it home from robotics club on the last day of school, went off to uni, and then it was kinda too late to try and get it once I'd realized it over year later after family moved away.
1 2Thomas DickersonI’ve got a 1.5 updated to 2.0 firmware. Really wish I had the 1.0 with the 9V jack for wall power
1 1OrualNice. I'd love to get my hands on one again, just for the nostalgia value.
1 2Thomas DickersonI’ve been thinking about trying to make my Flipper Zero talk to mine
1 1OrualLol if I had my old Lego mindstorms set, I could try it in that. Text processing would be real hard, though.
1 3David BuchananWith enough metaprogramming, anything is possible
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David BuchananAlthough 6502 is another strong contender, given that I've written my own 6502 assembler dialect slash metaprogramming toolkit
1 2OrualI just wanna play with the dumb little retrocomputer kit i got, tbh. Though I might actually have to dig out the c64 bc it has more ram and so on. Emulation? What's that?
1 2David Buchananmy pfp is a custom hand-wired 6502 sbc :P
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