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Spent $20 on a tiny 1.5" ESP32-S3 TFT LCD board, plugged it in, and Claude basically knew the whole chip immediately. Now it's running a falling-sand sim with gusty wind, curated color palettes, and a different personality every boot — at 91 fps. 🏜️

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