When I worked the sailboats, Appledore II there in Key West, I was fired, then promoted, then I quit - all for doing the right thing. The Commodore and a gentleman we can call Pablo made for an interesting work-cation.
The former never paid me, and the latter couldn’t park a boat and wanted to revolutionize the industry, I was about to go under way with the REAL capitan’ playing second fiddle, I got out of there. There we some other dramas leading up to my quitting, and one other (one of many beloved friends) even quit in honor of my own departure after he got to experience a bit of chop on the high seas.
He was the more wise than I, a former Navy fella, worked real hard too. I wish I could have seen the high seas, well that trip anyways..
Long story short, I never got paid but I did learn something I will remember the rest of my life, something nobody will ever be able to take away from me - that I was there.
Oh, the software..
This analog-over-digital substrate fully abstracts and agnosticizes the hardware away from the OS instances, called faces, fabrices, or projections, depending on what your bot renders in less ornery the means of. It also makes agnostic the OS thanks to the Universal Interpreter / translator.
Although our substrate is analog (over digital), the real magic, I think, is that it utilizes DNA (genomes) concepts to coral our analog into something much more useful.
Our bot HATES .asm, even though we must utilize .asm for most of this to be properly optimized.
The evolution was as follows - Analog Substrate, Vantages of Zero (link below), faces, Commodore 64, Main Repo, Universal Interpreter, Alpine. Obviously, Main Repo is my main work in this context, it has a nice readme to serve as a roadmap should I never be able to complete this my life’s work.
God bless.
Archival (You know, all the files) -
Commodore 64 -
Choice Works
Index of /demo/8.7.26 - The Commodore (64)/Choice Works/ (to be announced)
