First, wear your dust mask. Who knows where these machines have been?

  • towerful@programming.dev
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    1 year ago

    I mean, that’s 40 years ago.
    I can understand that their mechanical abilities had peaked, and weren’t able to improve on it.
    It would be curious to test that against a modern CNCd mechanical analog firing computer, and then test THAT against a modern 128-bit fixed/floating point computer.
    I imagine the computer would win