Hacker News with Generative AI: Commodore

Show HN: Llama2.c on a Commodore C64 (github.com/trholding)
Have you ever wanted to inference tiny stories on a C64 while going about your daily life and then return after many years to read a story? No? Well, as luck would have it, now YOU CAN!
Retrocomputing, AI, Programming, Commodore
10 points by AMICABoard 62 days ago | 7 comments
The Commodore Penny Farthing Adventures (amigalove.com)
As seems to be my way, I’ve just gone down one of the longest-running multi-year rabbit holes I can remember and I somehow made it back to the surface.
Retro Gaming, Commodore, Personal Computers, Gaming History
44 points by erickhill 75 days ago | 6 comments
A story about restoring and upgrading a Commodore Amiga 1000 (celso.io)
This is a story about restoring and upgrading a Commodore Amiga 1000, the first model of the Amiga series.
Retro Computing, Hardware, Commodore, Amiga, Restoration
148 points by doener 87 days ago | 40 comments
Word Processors on the Commodore VIC-20 (2021) (techtinkering.com)
Word processing is possible on the VIC-20 and can be surprisingly comfortable despite the small screen text area.
Retro Computing, Word Processing, Commodore, VIC-20
24 points by mu0n 109 days ago | 15 comments
Commodore Computers New Website (commodore.inc)
The great Commodore is reborn with a group of Italian entrepreneurs, with the aim of bringing the historic brand to the fore once again.
Commodore, Retro Computing, Business, Italy
5 points by oldnetguy 152 days ago | 2 comments
The unreleased Commodore HHC-4's identity (blogspot.com)
Once upon a time (and that time was Winter CES 1983), Commodore announced what was to be their one and only handheld computer, the Commodore HHC-4. It was never released and never seen again, at least not in that form. But it turns out that not only did the HHC-4 actually exist, it also wasn't manufactured by Commodore — it was a Toshiba.
Retro Computing, History, Technology, Hardware, Commodore
46 points by zdw 181 days ago | 5 comments
What was the intention with the Commodore 128? (stackexchange.com)
The Commodore 128 was intended to be a fully-compatible, more professional, upgrade to the popular Commodore 64.
Retro Computing, Commodore, History, Technology, Personal Computers
6 points by amichail 220 days ago | 0 comments
Tempted by the Dark Side, I now have a Commodore 128 (goto10retro.com)
Yes, Goto 10 is ostensibly an Atari newsletter, but I have a lot of latitude with that1. As long as I can relate something to Atari in some way, it’s a candidate for an article.
Retro Computing, Commodore, Atari
66 points by rbanffy 229 days ago | 22 comments
Ask HN: Did the "killer poke" reduce Commodore PET sales? (ycombinator.com)
Retrocomputing, Commodore, History, Consumer Electronics, Sales
15 points by amichail 241 days ago | 18 comments
Ask HN: Why did Commodore have a better BASIC line editor than Apple? (ycombinator.com)
Programming, History, Apple, Commodore
4 points by amichail 274 days ago | 4 comments
The Commodore 900: A Look at a Rare Prototype (hackaday.com)
Retro Computing, Hardware, Prototypes, Commodore
23 points by rbanffy 280 days ago | 0 comments