Right, but those interpreters have been available for decades. That opening paragraph is an attempt to generate hype based on a false premise. That a sentence t

Right, but those interpreters have been available for decades. That opening paragraph is an attempt to generate hype based on a false premise. That a sentence tacked on at the end of the second paragraph completely obviates the problem set up by the introduction only underlines the point: this article is much ado about nothing (blogspam) so we’d be better off linking to and discussing the original source. The details about the original interpreter are what is most interesting for the Hacker News audience, and that’s been buried by that clumsy attempt at sensationalist journalism. For anyone here interested in playing the old games, my original comment gives them the details directly.