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yeokm1
1y ago
Conventional wisdom states that running LLMs locally will require computers with high performance specifications especially GPUs with lots of VRAM. But is this actually true? Thanks to an open-source llama2.c project, I ported it to work so
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2y ago
If I were to tell you a PC has a floppy drive, optical drive, Sound Blaster card, serial, parallel and PS/2 ports running DOS, you would think I’m referring to a machine from the 1990s. But my very modern PC built in 2024 possess these
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DOS's Last Stand on a Modern ThinkPad: X13 Gen 1 with Intel 10th-Gen Core CPU
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I did an experiment on a relatively modern 2020 Thinkpad and found that it can still run DOS. Modern features like Thunderbolt, 2.5 Gig Ethernet and Sound Blaster compatibility over Intel High Definition Audio can work which is pretty remar
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3y ago
I used Enhanced Doskey. http://paulhoule.com/doskey/
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3y ago
They have already written an article about it :) https://hackaday.com/2023/09/10/upgraded-graphics-gremlin-ad...
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HDMI ISA graphics card for vintage PCs by improving the Graphics Gremlin
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3y ago
With the recent attention on ChatGPT and OpenAI’s release of their APIs, many developers have developed clients for modern platforms to talk to this super smart AI chatbot. However I’m pretty sure almost nobody has written one for a vintage
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Building a DOS ChatGPT client in 2023
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Teardown of Aircraft Transponder
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7y ago
I updated my blog post to include a memory and disk usage comparison :)
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7y ago
The printf is just for example code. In actual fact, I'll have to copy the data to a char array to be sent to display in the listbox.
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7y ago
VC++ 1.52 has an internal text editor but nowhere near the capabilities of Visual Studio Code or any modern text editors. I also use Git and sourcetree and they won't run on Win 2K.
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7y ago
If someone has got a working TLS 1.2 on such an old OS, I'll like to know too. Because I certainly haven't saw any example. I think the work to get TLS 1.2 working will certainly dwarf the work on this Slack app.
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7y ago
I felt it was enough for me. :) https://api.slack.com/
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7y ago
Win 3.1 apps can also access memory in 64K segments which I only use 1 to hold the humongous HTTP+JSON reply from Slack. Wikipedia says "However, no single process can use more than 16 MB.". Not sure where is the source of that th
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7y ago
You are correct. My 390E has 384MB of RAM but only 256MB is accessible by Win 3.1. An earlier blog post shows this http://yeokhengmeng.com/2016/09/windows-for-workgroups-3-11-...
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7y ago
Hey thanks for the tips. Let me adjust the blog post to mention this point
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7y ago
Hmm. Borland and Watcom compilers came up in my research. Will look into them for help next time!
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7y ago
Thanks for raising this to me!
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7y ago
Oh I did not know about this! I just based my understanding from the official Microsoft documentation. Thanks!
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7y ago
Trumpet Winsock is not by Microsoft :P
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7y ago
Noted. Will update my blog post!
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Something I can try next time! I didn't know about BearSSL before
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Unsure why it goes to twitter. Here is the blog post. http://yeokhengmeng.com/2019/12/building-a-new-win-3-1-app-i...
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Agreed. But such CDs are tough to locate today.
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7y ago
I forgot to make the repo public. It's up now!
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I built a Win 3.1 app during a company hackathon just for fun. Here, I detail learnings and process for how a new old app can be created with the aid of modern tools and hindsight of old technologies. And perhaps what lessons can it offer u
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Building a new Windows 3.1 app in 2019: A Slack Client
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8y ago
My colleague who sits beside me is okay with it :)
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