My Anti AI computer

A maker built a custom handheld computer using two RP2040 microcontrollers, a Forth OS, an MFM floppy drive, Artsey chord keyboard, and a PCB milled on a CNC machine. The device runs an Apple II emulator and a Zork bytecode interpreter, with a 24-hour battery life. Ironically, all the software — the OS, emulators, floppy controller, Forth interpreter, and CNC tooling — was vibe-coded using AI. The author reflects on the philosophical tension of using AI to build an escape from AI, comparing the loss of craft to the alienation of industrial food production.

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