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   by takantri 9mo ago

   ClassiCube ( https://github.com/ClassiCube/ClassiCube ) exists, which is an open-source Minecraft Classic reimplementation with an N64 port among dozens of others. HN discussed it two years ago ( https://news.y
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   by takantri 3y ago

   As an alternative to the VNC method suggested here, there's also the Termux-X11 add-on[1]. In my experience, VNC is more stable, but when Termux-X11 works, it feels snappier than VNC, and the resolution of the Linux environment is auto
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   by takantri 3y ago

   I know the NES has many cycle-accurate emulators[0]. [0] - https://emulation.gametechwiki.com/index.php/Nintendo_Entert...
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   IBMulator – The IBM PS/1 Emulator(barotto.github.io)

   2 points by takantri 3y ago|1 comments
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   by takantri 3y ago

   Hi! Funnily enough I couldn't find much on it either, so that's exactly what I've been working on for the past few months: just in case this kind of question got asked. I've recently opened a GitHub repository which incl
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   by takantri 4y ago

   For LLMs, the closest thing that comes to mind is KoboldAI[1]. The community isn't as big as Stable Diffusion's, but the Discord server is pretty active. I'm an active member of the community who likes to inform others on it
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   by takantri 4y ago

   I made an account to reply to this, since I tend to use KoboldAI[1][2] occasionally. It's an open-source text generation frontend that you can run on your own hardware (or cloud computing like Google Colab). It can be used with any Tra