Myth Debugging: Is the Wii More Demanding to Emulate Than the GameCube?

Re:Myth Debugging: Is the Wii More Demanding to Emulate Than... by malux85 on Saturday August 11, 2018 @07:24PM (#17742070)

I really find articles like this fascinating, and have a great respect for the pure engineering effort that goes into emulating these other devices.

Having been a web dev for 10 years and now Deep Learning / ML, I've never even dabbled in emulators or even read their code, and I find it inspiring that there's entire fields of programming that I know little about and can explore later.

Our field is truly amazing!

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Re:Myth Debugging: Is the Wii More Demanding to Emulate Than... by Brozilean on Saturday August 11, 2018 @10:46PM (#17742656)

The dolphin devs have a ton of neat articles on their blog. Really fascinating.

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Re:Myth Debugging: Is the Wii More Demanding to Emulate Than... by knodi123 on Saturday August 11, 2018 @11:40PM (#17742769)

> Having been a web dev for 10 years and now Deep Learning / ML

As a 15-year web dev- was that transition a natural one? Relatively easy? Profitable?

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Re:Myth Debugging: Is the Wii More Demanding to Emulate Than... by colordrops on Sunday August 12, 2018 @02:05AM (#17743145)

Finding a job or project that involves both web dev and another discipline and slowly sliding into the other discipline is a good way to transition, especially if you are older or with less free time.

I was able to transition from web dev to aerospace software while taking care of a family.

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Re:Myth Debugging: Is the Wii More Demanding to Emulate Than... by jcden on Friday August 17, 2018 @03:57AM (#17781057)

"Having been a plumber for 10 years and now a quantum physicist"

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