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Thanks for correcting me, but please don’t cut out the ‘From my limited understanding’ caveat. But that also proves my point of not releasing my vibe code projects. And leaving releases to experts who know what they’re releasing. -
By eatstoomuchjam · Posted
That's definitely not true. They're both arm64, as Andrew said. The similarities end there. It's a bit like comparing the DC motor in an electric pencil sharpener and the DC motors powering a Formula E racecar. 😉 -
By Andrew - EOSHD · Posted
They are both Arm64. That doesn't give an M1 Mac permission to bypass Nintendo's encryption, that's a separate issue. -
I never disagreed, just trying to look at it from all sides. Like I said, it’s an interesting topic. I don’t have to explain my thoughts on whether ML came with a price tag or not, because it didn’t. If it did, I may not have used it, or I might have bought it and then become an astronaut 15 years later… who knows? You're right about vibe coded software, but there’s either very little or no peer review. I’ve vibe coded stuff that I’ve passed on to friends and colleagues. I know 10 people who use one project daily and reliably, but I wouldn’t dream of putting it online publicly, let alone for a fee. I’ll leave that to the experts who actually know what they’re releasing. From my limited understanding, Switch and Mac Mchips are almost identical hardware. NXNative doesn’t work on Windows or Intel Macs. https://github.com/seedds/nxnative
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By Andrew - EOSHD · Posted
Well, that's your choice isn't it? It doesn't mean to say others won't, but this is why a degree of professionalism and doing software as a livelihood matters because if its just engineered as influencer bait and flung out for free, you're more likely to end up with a brick. On the other hand if the source is trusted and the risk is assessed as being very low, I'd pay for that personally especially if it enables a feature on a camera in a world first that's useful. It also depends what type of mod it is... Does it flash firmware? Or does it enable an existing service mode to run scripts off a card? This is where a bit of knowledge from the customer helps so they can understand the risk being diving in with some Instagrammer's free shit. As for vibe coding... Depending on the combination of what type of human and what type of AI model wrote the code, the quality of the vibe coded version is a very wide spectrum... It can wind up being much better than the human slop code and better than some of the human professional code as well. OK So we agree that real knowledge and thought are worth paying for. How do you square that with "Imagine if Magic Lantern came with a pricetag!" then? Especially those pros who used it for paid work in the mid 2010s and delivered raw Cinema DNG to paying clients, without even so much as a donation to those who put the hard work in. I am skeptical - the software needs to break the encryption or emulate what the Switch hardware decoder does.
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