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When you have to ask "Why", you usually are not part of 'target audience' for this type of thing :) All jokes aside,this is a pretty big achievement for a give
by kelvin0 10y ago
When you have to ask "Why", you usually are not part of 'target audience' for this type of thing :)
All jokes aside,this is a pretty big achievement for a given programmer to complete and denotes quite a bit of technical chops on many level (hardware, systems, OS, and web dev).
- mankash666 10y agoAh ok - "if you're not the target customer, no need to explain the product to you". Great mantra to live life by! You don't happen to work in marketing, do you?
- jlappi 10y ago>customer You see, that's where you're way off base. Not everything shown here is going to be a 'product'; people often like to learn by doing, and showing what they create.
- khedoros 10y agoWhy is everything a "product"? Why does everything have to be marketed? Why does there have to be a need for something, for it to be built and to be noteworthy? This looks like a cool personal project, built by the author as a learning experience, with a convenient API to manipulate the machine that's being simulated. If that doesn't tell you enough about why it exists, then I don't know what to tell you besides "nothing to see here".
- omegaham 10y agoMost of this kind of stuff is done for intellectual gratification. It's playing; the tools are just more sophisticated, and it takes more brainpower than usual.