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Ben Eater Using Claude for a new memory controller has been a little frustrating, but I got it to implement an VGA (vibes graphic array) card on an FPGA that integrates with the Eater6502. It also helped me write my own version of DOS to navigate fat32/sdcard fs that... show more

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A quick recap of what I experimented with Claude Design in May: ✧ Use a mood board to define the look & feel ✧ Add animation + interaction to level up the design ✧ Generate an image of my vision, turn it into an interactive prototype ✧ Claude design is great at graphic design More to explore in June ｡･:*:･ﾟ★,｡･:*:･ﾟ☆

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