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Show HN: Workin, a web app to control smart trainers
I found the price of indoor bike software like TrainerRoad and Zwift too high and decided to build something myself (also just for fun). Chromium browsers implement the Web Bluetoo…
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Show HN: workin – A web app to create and run smart trainer workouts
I used TrainerRoad for my indoor bike workouts during Winter. Its subscription costs $20 per month, which seemed unreasonable for the one thing I was using: the workouts. So I deci…
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Calling RAD Studio a high-quality IDE seems like a stretch to me. I would choose VS Code or a JetBrains product any day of the week. Unfortunately you a kinda stuck with it when de…
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I did the same because I wanted to consume podcasts with the screen locked and not have adds. But the download speed for me is pretty good. Downloading a 2.5h podcast in 480p (whic…
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Comment #25095531
The GBAs ARM7TDMI runs at ~16MHz.
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Comment #24971394
Love it. Opened the website, was amazed by how good it looks and suddenly my RTX 2080 started screaming.
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Does anybody know other old 3D flight simulators for the PC? I really enjoy the low poly style but don't know where to start looking.
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Comment #23177422
I continue working on my GBA emulator and its test suite. https://github.com/jsmolka/eggvance https://github.com/jsmolka/gba-suite Writing assembly code and see it running on your …
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> I thought it would be simpler to start with a Game Boy Advance or an 8-bit processor like the 6502 The 8-bit processor will be much more approachable. I have worked on my GBA emu…
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Comment #21792327
Writing an emulator is a great project indeed. I've been working on my GBA emulator for almost a year now and I learned so many different things about hardware, assembly programmin…