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🎩 Ah, yes, because nothing screams cutting-edge AI like dusting off a '70s #minicomputer and feeding it paper tape. 💾 It's as if someone thought, "Why build a rocket when we can reinvent the wheel with stone tools?" 🚀🔨
https://github.com/dbrll/ATTN-11 #cuttingEdgeAI #retroTechnology #innovation #paperTape #stoneTools #HackerNews #ngated -
🎩 Ah, yes, because nothing screams cutting-edge AI like dusting off a '70s #minicomputer and feeding it paper tape. 💾 It's as if someone thought, "Why build a rocket when we can reinvent the wheel with stone tools?" 🚀🔨
https://github.com/dbrll/ATTN-11 #cuttingEdgeAI #retroTechnology #innovation #paperTape #stoneTools #HackerNews #ngated -
🎩 Ah, yes, because nothing screams cutting-edge AI like dusting off a '70s #minicomputer and feeding it paper tape. 💾 It's as if someone thought, "Why build a rocket when we can reinvent the wheel with stone tools?" 🚀🔨
https://github.com/dbrll/ATTN-11 #cuttingEdgeAI #retroTechnology #innovation #paperTape #stoneTools #HackerNews #ngated -
🎩 Ah, yes, because nothing screams cutting-edge AI like dusting off a '70s #minicomputer and feeding it paper tape. 💾 It's as if someone thought, "Why build a rocket when we can reinvent the wheel with stone tools?" 🚀🔨
https://github.com/dbrll/ATTN-11 #cuttingEdgeAI #retroTechnology #innovation #paperTape #stoneTools #HackerNews #ngated -
🎩 Ah, yes, because nothing screams cutting-edge AI like dusting off a '70s #minicomputer and feeding it paper tape. 💾 It's as if someone thought, "Why build a rocket when we can reinvent the wheel with stone tools?" 🚀🔨
https://github.com/dbrll/ATTN-11 #cuttingEdgeAI #retroTechnology #innovation #paperTape #stoneTools #HackerNews #ngated -
Paper Tape Is All You Need – Training a Transformer on a 1976 Minicomputer
https://github.com/dbrll/ATTN-11
#HackerNews #PaperTape #Transformer #Minicomputer #1976 #AIResearch
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Paper Tape Is All You Need – Training a Transformer on a 1976 Minicomputer
https://github.com/dbrll/ATTN-11
#HackerNews #PaperTape #Transformer #Minicomputer #1976 #AIResearch
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Paper Tape Is All You Need – Training a Transformer on a 1976 Minicomputer
https://github.com/dbrll/ATTN-11
#HackerNews #PaperTape #Transformer #Minicomputer #1976 #AIResearch
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Paper Tape Is All You Need – Training a Transformer on a 1976 Minicomputer
https://github.com/dbrll/ATTN-11
#HackerNews #PaperTape #Transformer #Minicomputer #1976 #AIResearch
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Paper Tape Is All You Need – Training a Transformer on a 1976 Minicomputer
https://github.com/dbrll/ATTN-11
#HackerNews #PaperTape #Transformer #Minicomputer #1976 #AIResearch
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QRTape – Audio Playback from Paper Tape with Computer Vision
http://www.theresistornetwork.com/2021/03/qrtape-audio-playback-from-paper-tape.html
#HackerNews #QRTape #Audio #Playback #ComputerVision #PaperTape #TechInnovation
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QRTape – Audio Playback from Paper Tape with Computer Vision
http://www.theresistornetwork.com/2021/03/qrtape-audio-playback-from-paper-tape.html
#HackerNews #QRTape #Audio #Playback #ComputerVision #PaperTape #TechInnovation
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QRTape – Audio Playback from Paper Tape with Computer Vision
http://www.theresistornetwork.com/2021/03/qrtape-audio-playback-from-paper-tape.html
#HackerNews #QRTape #Audio #Playback #ComputerVision #PaperTape #TechInnovation
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QRTape – Audio Playback from Paper Tape with Computer Vision
http://www.theresistornetwork.com/2021/03/qrtape-audio-playback-from-paper-tape.html
#HackerNews #QRTape #Audio #Playback #ComputerVision #PaperTape #TechInnovation
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QRTape – Audio Playback from Paper Tape with Computer Vision
http://www.theresistornetwork.com/2021/03/qrtape-audio-playback-from-paper-tape.html
#HackerNews #QRTape #Audio #Playback #ComputerVision #PaperTape #TechInnovation
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Here is what my tiny BASIC interpreter would write to a five-channel paper tape. There are no characters like < = > or even + or * in the CCITT-2 encoding, so they are replaced with two-character keywords or alternative characters. For example, + is & and * is !. When reading back baudot-encoded programs, these keywords and characters are translated back to their original form.
#retrocomputing #papertape #BASIC #baudot -
Here is what my tiny BASIC interpreter would write to a five-channel paper tape. There are no characters like < = > or even + or * in the CCITT-2 encoding, so they are replaced with two-character keywords or alternative characters. For example, + is & and * is !. When reading back baudot-encoded programs, these keywords and characters are translated back to their original form.
#retrocomputing #papertape #BASIC #baudot -
Here is what my tiny BASIC interpreter would write to a five-channel paper tape. There are no characters like < = > or even + or * in the CCITT-2 encoding, so they are replaced with two-character keywords or alternative characters. For example, + is & and * is !. When reading back baudot-encoded programs, these keywords and characters are translated back to their original form.
#retrocomputing #papertape #BASIC #baudot -
Here is what my tiny BASIC interpreter would write to a five-channel paper tape. There are no characters like < = > or even + or * in the CCITT-2 encoding, so they are replaced with two-character keywords or alternative characters. For example, + is & and * is !. When reading back baudot-encoded programs, these keywords and characters are translated back to their original form.
#retrocomputing #papertape #BASIC #baudot -
Here is what my tiny BASIC interpreter would write to a five-channel paper tape. There are no characters like < = > or even + or * in the CCITT-2 encoding, so they are replaced with two-character keywords or alternative characters. For example, + is & and * is !. When reading back baudot-encoded programs, these keywords and characters are translated back to their original form.
#retrocomputing #papertape #BASIC #baudot -
The latest prototype of my tiny BASIC interpreter can save programs in CCITT-2 encoding, so it can in theory write programs to 5-channel paper tape. I have a paper tape punch, but it has an RS530 interface, so I need a converter to RS232, which seems to be hard to come by these days. I bought a used one that is supposed to be in "good working condition", but comes without any documentation. Why am I even doing this? :)
#retrocomputing #papertape #baudot #BASIC -
The latest prototype of my tiny BASIC interpreter can save programs in CCITT-2 encoding, so it can in theory write programs to 5-channel paper tape. I have a paper tape punch, but it has an RS530 interface, so I need a converter to RS232, which seems to be hard to come by these days. I bought a used one that is supposed to be in "good working condition", but comes without any documentation. Why am I even doing this? :)
#retrocomputing #papertape #baudot #BASIC -
The latest prototype of my tiny BASIC interpreter can save programs in CCITT-2 encoding, so it can in theory write programs to 5-channel paper tape. I have a paper tape punch, but it has an RS530 interface, so I need a converter to RS232, which seems to be hard to come by these days. I bought a used one that is supposed to be in "good working condition", but comes without any documentation. Why am I even doing this? :)
#retrocomputing #papertape #baudot #BASIC -
The latest prototype of my tiny BASIC interpreter can save programs in CCITT-2 encoding, so it can in theory write programs to 5-channel paper tape. I have a paper tape punch, but it has an RS530 interface, so I need a converter to RS232, which seems to be hard to come by these days. I bought a used one that is supposed to be in "good working condition", but comes without any documentation. Why am I even doing this? :)
#retrocomputing #papertape #baudot #BASIC -
The latest prototype of my tiny BASIC interpreter can save programs in CCITT-2 encoding, so it can in theory write programs to 5-channel paper tape. I have a paper tape punch, but it has an RS530 interface, so I need a converter to RS232, which seems to be hard to come by these days. I bought a used one that is supposed to be in "good working condition", but comes without any documentation. Why am I even doing this? :)
#retrocomputing #papertape #baudot #BASIC -
Building A Custom Paper Tape Punch Machine - The solenoid and punch side of the machine. {Credit: Simon Boak)
Although [Simon B... - https://hackaday.com/2025/06/23/building-a-custom-paper-tape-punch-machine/ #computerhacks #punchedtape #papertape -
Building A Custom Paper Tape Punch Machine - The solenoid and punch side of the machine. {Credit: Simon Boak)
Although [Simon B... - https://hackaday.com/2025/06/23/building-a-custom-paper-tape-punch-machine/ #computerhacks #punchedtape #papertape -
Building A Custom Paper Tape Punch Machine - The solenoid and punch side of the machine. {Credit: Simon Boak)
Although [Simon B... - https://hackaday.com/2025/06/23/building-a-custom-paper-tape-punch-machine/ #computerhacks #punchedtape #papertape -
Building A Custom Paper Tape Punch Machine - The solenoid and punch side of the machine. {Credit: Simon Boak)
Although [Simon B... - https://hackaday.com/2025/06/23/building-a-custom-paper-tape-punch-machine/ #computerhacks #punchedtape #papertape -
Building A Custom Paper Tape Punch Machine - The solenoid and punch side of the machine. {Credit: Simon Boak)
Although [Simon B... - https://hackaday.com/2025/06/23/building-a-custom-paper-tape-punch-machine/ #computerhacks #punchedtape #papertape -
Yeah, but I think they were mainly used to load software. Think of them as early CD-ROM.
MS BASIC was originally distributed on paper tape. Probably because tape readers are electronically pretty simple machines vs. tape players or especially floppies. They were also (I think??) more standardized than audio tape formats.The concrete example I know of (again IIRC) was the PDP-11. When it started cold, it was a brick; all it could do is load in bytes from the toggle switches. So you'd code in the tape loader program from memory (i.e. your brain) with the toggles, and then you could load other utilities from paper tape to be able to read mag tapes or whatever else.
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Yeah, but I think they were mainly used to load software. Think of them as early CD-ROM.
MS BASIC was originally distributed on paper tape. Probably because tape readers are electronically pretty simple machines vs. tape players or especially floppies. They were also (I think??) more standardized than audio tape formats.The concrete example I know of (again IIRC) was the PDP-11. When it started cold, it was a brick; all it could do is load in bytes from the toggle switches. So you'd code in the tape loader program from memory (i.e. your brain) with the toggles, and then you could load other utilities from paper tape to be able to read mag tapes or whatever else.
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Yeah, but I think they were mainly used to load software. Think of them as early CD-ROM.
MS BASIC was originally distributed on paper tape. Probably because tape readers are electronically pretty simple machines vs. tape players or especially floppies. They were also (I think??) more standardized than audio tape formats.The concrete example I know of (again IIRC) was the PDP-11. When it started cold, it was a brick; all it could do is load in bytes from the toggle switches. So you'd code in the tape loader program from memory (i.e. your brain) with the toggles, and then you could load other utilities from paper tape to be able to read mag tapes or whatever else.
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Yeah, but I think they were mainly used to load software. Think of them as early CD-ROM.
MS BASIC was originally distributed on paper tape. Probably because tape readers are electronically pretty simple machines vs. tape players or especially floppies. They were also (I think??) more standardized than audio tape formats.The concrete example I know of (again IIRC) was the PDP-11. When it started cold, it was a brick; all it could do is load in bytes from the toggle switches. So you'd code in the tape loader program from memory (i.e. your brain) with the toggles, and then you could load other utilities from paper tape to be able to read mag tapes or whatever else.
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Yeah, but I think they were mainly used to load software. Think of them as early CD-ROM.
MS BASIC was originally distributed on paper tape. Probably because tape readers are electronically pretty simple machines vs. tape players or especially floppies. They were also (I think??) more standardized than audio tape formats.The concrete example I know of (again IIRC) was the PDP-11. When it started cold, it was a brick; all it could do is load in bytes from the toggle switches. So you'd code in the tape loader program from memory (i.e. your brain) with the toggles, and then you could load other utilities from paper tape to be able to read mag tapes or whatever else.
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Reading a paper tape at about 300 cps.
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Reading a paper tape at about 300 cps.
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Classy Paper Tape Reader Complements Homebrew Retrocomputer https://hackaday.com/2025/03/11/classy-paper-tape-reader-complements-homebrew-retrocomputer/ #Retrocomputing #lasercutter #tapestorage #papertape
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Classy Paper Tape Reader Complements Homebrew Retrocomputer https://hackaday.com/2025/03/11/classy-paper-tape-reader-complements-homebrew-retrocomputer/ #Retrocomputing #lasercutter #tapestorage #papertape
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Classy Paper Tape Reader Complements Homebrew Retrocomputer https://hackaday.com/2025/03/11/classy-paper-tape-reader-complements-homebrew-retrocomputer/ #Retrocomputing #lasercutter #tapestorage #papertape
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Classy Paper Tape Reader Complements Homebrew Retrocomputer https://hackaday.com/2025/03/11/classy-paper-tape-reader-complements-homebrew-retrocomputer/ #Retrocomputing #lasercutter #tapestorage #papertape
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Classy Paper Tape Reader Complements Homebrew Retrocomputer - If you were one of the earliest of early adopters in the home computing revolution... - https://hackaday.com/2025/03/11/classy-paper-tape-reader-complements-homebrew-retrocomputer/ #retrocomputing #lasercutter #tapestorage #papertape
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Classy Paper Tape Reader Complements Homebrew Retrocomputer - If you were one of the earliest of early adopters in the home computing revolution... - https://hackaday.com/2025/03/11/classy-paper-tape-reader-complements-homebrew-retrocomputer/ #retrocomputing #lasercutter #tapestorage #papertape
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Classy Paper Tape Reader Complements Homebrew Retrocomputer - If you were one of the earliest of early adopters in the home computing revolution... - https://hackaday.com/2025/03/11/classy-paper-tape-reader-complements-homebrew-retrocomputer/ #retrocomputing #lasercutter #tapestorage #papertape
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Classy Paper Tape Reader Complements Homebrew Retrocomputer - If you were one of the earliest of early adopters in the home computing revolution... - https://hackaday.com/2025/03/11/classy-paper-tape-reader-complements-homebrew-retrocomputer/ #retrocomputing #lasercutter #tapestorage #papertape
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Classy Paper Tape Reader Complements Homebrew Retrocomputer - If you were one of the earliest of early adopters in the home computing revolution... - https://hackaday.com/2025/03/11/classy-paper-tape-reader-complements-homebrew-retrocomputer/ #retrocomputing #lasercutter #tapestorage #papertape