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Teensy 4.1 is a beast, also quite power efficient.

if you don't care about safety remove the protective grill

Google Keep is a nice concept. Text and available on all devices.

I'm not a data scientist, but I assume that having more information about the subject would yield better results. In particular, upscaling faces doesn't produce convincing outcomes; the results tend to look eerie and uncanny.

Instead of training on vast amounts of arbitrary data that may lead to hallucinations, wouldn't it be better to train on high-resolution images of the specific subject we want to upscale? For example, using high-resolution modern photos of a building to enhance an old photo of the same building, or using a family album of a person to upscale an old image of that person. Does such an approach exist?

pretty sure a memory access is faster than the methods presented in the article.

There is room for only one blockchain app in the world we live in. And that is for Bitcoin.

I've been there, and it was a pain. All my backups were corrupted due to a faulty RAM module. Initially, I blamed the hard drives because they seemed to be failing right before my eyes. I was copying a large file; sometimes it copied okay, but occasionally it would become corrupted. Since then, I've been paying a premium for ECC.

so, it's full screen compiled sprites.

I would buy that book.

The demoscene has always been about real-time graphics. It never sought to compete with video animations. Many demosceners were, at heart, game developers who valued and appreciated real-time code, often considering animations to be "lame".

The demoscene was once the birthplace of elite programmers.