But the core text was hand-written, and the code faithfully represents the logic of the hand-crafted original from 30 years ago.
The Atari ST is in the news today on HN! (there was a TFA about the Atari Falcon, which was a really big Atari ST).
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Ran out of steam, I guess...
I was a bit pushed for time, and didn't feel inclined to try making the diagrams myself.
Still, I agree that they're a bit "slop adjacent". However, I thought they would be better than nothing for someone trying to get their bearings.. and I did iterate on them a bit to get them to be more useful than the initial clanker efforts!
I'd be ecstatic if more people used AI to share more cool things they've done. that'd be awesome. more of this blog post please.
I don't mean to be... judgemental, but if you had the talent to go something like this, why devolve on the remake? One could think that a person with your level of skill would be one of the main vanguard for hand coding. Again, I don't want to be too judgemental, as I am not a great programmer and use assisted tools when planning and designing personal apps, but I am just curious.
I am the author of this thing, and I find your comment very amusing. ;-)
Seems the author chose option 2 and focused on the article instead.
This thread originated with one poster expressing disappointment that someone of the author's acumen would choose this path, and another poster asked why the author (or someone of their skills) should have chosen a different path. I weighed in with an answer to that question.
Obviously the author did not see things the way I suggested, or else the conversation would not have happened.