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  1. This 6502 Emulator Executes 1-3 Instructions Per Second (Written in Markdown, Running in an LLM)

    (Adam Dunkels)

    In previous posts we explored what happens if we treat LLMs as processors that run Markdown as their machine code: a user-space IP stack written in Markdown and a BASIC interpreter written in Markdown.

  2. Tracking 100k Assets Before Having 100k Assets to Track: A Complex IoT System Built with AI Coding Agents

    (Adam Dunkels)

    How do you ensure that your asset tracking system works with 100k+ assets when the hardware to track those assets exist only in sample quantities?

  3. A BASIC Interpreter in Markdown, Running “Natively” in Claude Code

    (Adam Dunkels)

    If we view Claude Code as a processor and Markdown as its machine code, what can we do with it?

  4. How Fast Does Claude, Acting as a User Space IP Stack, Respond to Pings?

    (Adam Dunkels)

    Here is a fun thought: if we ask Claude Code to act as a user space IP stack, how quickly will it be able to respond to a ping?

  5. It Isn’t The Emdashes — It’s The Words: 32 Ways Your Writing Looks Like an AI Wrote it

    (Adam Dunkels)

    We all know people use AI to write their texts.

  6. Can we Vibe Code a Smart Home Device with Matter?

    (Adam Dunkels)

    Developing a smart home product takes serious effort.

  7. Whose Problem Are We Solving? A Question That Cuts Through The Fog

    (Adam Dunkels)

    Most product ideas fail because nobody needed them in the first place.

  8. Sometimes Your Device Is Alive But Is Actually Dead

    (Adam Dunkels)

    A hardware watchdog timer is a standard mechanism for embedded systems.

  9. Stress-Testing 100+ Bluetooth Beacons (so the Team Can Sleep Well at Night)

    (Adam Dunkels)

    How do we make sure our Bluetooth beacon system works with hundreds of devices in the same room?

  10. A Personal, Portable Laugh Track (An Early Lesson in AI Coding)

    (Adam Dunkels)

    This was a ridiculous idea I had one day: wouldn’t it be fun to have a personal, portable laugh track – you know, like in those old sitcoms where there would be a canned laughter after every joke.