This writeup sounds a lot like what was happening at CaveDog - Props to Carmack / Id software for publishing the workings of Quake - Our engine AmenEngine also was directly inspired in the same way but didn't work the same in the details. It would be interesting to see how many modern engines have their roots in Quake.

Did you try changing the algorithm? It seems to have a variety of methods available.

Ah, no. Thanks for the heads up. I’ll try again in the evening.

The layout of the Teensy 4.x was challenging as I recall with the speeds involved. But maybe you are a demigod of compact high clock designs.

Nothing on that board is remotely high speed or challenging.

USB HS on a board that small is a non issue: it's one measly differential pair with easy impedance requirements.

Go ahead and make one then, we'll be thankful.

Exactly - a fun storyteller!

If you're a coder then it sounds like you could use the API to get around that and once again utilize your custom prompt with their tech.

I do it sometimes (even just through the openai playground on platform.openai.com) because the experience is incredible, but it's expensive. One hour of chatting costs around 20-30$.

I think the subscriptions tend to be a significant discount over paying for tokens yourself

It's has similarities to debugging intermittent problems in software which many of us are familiar with. Heisenbugs. Heisen-medical issues.

I don't think he was the master of this technique after all.

Yes. I and many others were already doing this obvious thing.

I think he was being facetious ;)

I started doing this before it was viral - it's basically obvious and I'm sure many people simultaneously did it since it was so obvious and easy to do - I even have the same tech combination.

I did this on my own without reading any of these articles - I already had a terminal program on my Android phone and was already using Tailscale for shared projects in Ghidra so... Maybe it's just a path of least resistance.