Discussion | hackernews | Author: oldnetguy
#RetroComputing
Discussion | hackernews | Author: oldnetguy
#RetroComputing
And then someone asks in the Q&A, "how does this relate to generative AI"
BRUH.
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=esfLRBvJUzg&t=2216s
And then someone asks in the Q&A, "how does this relate to generative AI"
BRUH.
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=esfLRBvJUzg&t=2216s
FOCAL programming language for (DEC) PDP-8 minicomputer by Jim Storer while a high school student in the fall of 1969.
FOCAL programming language for (DEC) PDP-8 minicomputer by Jim Storer while a high school student in the fall of 1969.
If so, probably a minicomputer? Thinking of things like the Microvax I and II and also of the MP/M machines out there.
If _not_, probably a workstation. I think I'd bring that back into rotation.
If so, probably a minicomputer? Thinking of things like the Microvax I and II and also of the MP/M machines out there.
If _not_, probably a workstation. I think I'd bring that back into rotation.
It was 1986, and they were never given the money to replace the late-60s minicomputer the Arpanet code (in assembly) was written for, so they built a bit-slice microcoded emulation. Then they needed more RAM, so they added another 4-bit-wide slice, and widened the RAM, making a 20-bit CPU.
It was 1986, and they were never given the money to replace the late-60s minicomputer the Arpanet code (in assembly) was written for, so they built a bit-slice microcoded emulation. Then they needed more RAM, so they added another 4-bit-wide slice, and widened the RAM, making a 20-bit CPU.
Mal eben einen Minicomputer kaufen, der vor zwei Jahren noch für CHF 100 zu kaufen gewesen wäre kostet heute CHF 300 - weil das verbaute Ram
Mal eben einen Minicomputer kaufen, der vor zwei Jahren noch für CHF 100 zu kaufen gewesen wäre kostet heute CHF 300 - weil das verbaute Ram