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If you define anything involving timing and lag as out of scope, then yes, any computational sandbox can be run by any computational host with sufficient resour
by vikingerik 4y ago
If you define anything involving timing and lag as out of scope, then yes, any computational sandbox can be run by any computational host with sufficient resources to maintain state, of course.
Hardware still matters for input and output. For your platform to run a guitar pedal, you'll need some way to physically get an audio signal in and out if you want it to be of any use.
- kragen 4y agoAgreed. And timing and lag do matter a lot for human–computer interaction. Common platforms won't be able to meet the latency demands of VR/AR rendering or guitar pedals anytime soon even without an extra emulation layer. But I think they can do Voxel Space Comanche or MilkyTracker.