- Every retrocomputing article from slicker.me is partially, or completely, generated with an LLM. There is even residual copy-paste the "author" forgot to remove from the bottom of the article: "Further context: For specs, market share, and sales estimates, see historical summaries and technical overviews of the C64’s hardware, software ecosystem, and market impact."
Please don't post these; they don't provide benefit.
- RDPMC was introduced with the Pentium; was there some other instruction or method you were thinking of for 386 or 486 CPUs?
- I first heard this in 1997, out of my own mouth, seeing the first wave of 3-D hardware-accelerated demos. I felt that removed all of the challenge. Clearly I was wrong, and clearly the scene is not (still) dying.
- That was exactly my reaction. Feels like the entire article was just a listicle generated by an LLM with Deep Research.
It is both a blessing and a curse that most LLMs and generative AI were not adequately trained on vintage computing materials.
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I will leave it to our benevolant overlord to decide if the site should be in the kill file. I am more than happy to comply if that is the will of the site.