druid77

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   by druid77 3y ago

   Thanks for your comment. I think it's an accurate headline, as the client and server code I wrote (which goes through the hardware TRS-IO (which, yes, has the ESP32 chip on it)) allows for ChatGPT interaction on the TRS-80. The I&#x2
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   by druid77 3y ago

   Th I/O module (TRS-IO) is just providing a way for a BASIC programs to send and receive network requests over the serial port. So yes, I’m actually taking the dumb terminal approach. I’m running a python server on a Linux box (AWS EC2
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   by druid77 3y ago

   This computer only physically has 48k. That’s after upgrading. The base model has 16k as far as I understand how it came from RadioShack.
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   by druid77 3y ago

   That would be a really cool addition. GPT seems less good at writing BASIC code, than other modern languages though. I think since GPT mostly crawls online sources there was less training material put online overall. :)
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   by druid77 3y ago

   Thanks! I did that and all is good now
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   by druid77 3y ago

   I'm not really replying to this post per se, but the NES emulator is pretty cool. Just wondering if anyone who has posted here can help me. I posted my very first hacker news submission, but it only shows up on the "new" tab
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   Show HN: TRS-GPT – ChatGPT client/server for the TRS-80(druid77.github.io)

   102 points by druid77 3y ago|20 comments