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Way cool project, but why are folks so allergic to putting screenshots of their work in the readme? There's a graph of how the internals work instead of a screenshot of the desktop running.
WinCE was so weird. Didn't it have pretty insane limits, like maximum 32 processes?
This is written entirely by claude right? I can tell just by the comments in the source code.

Weird how HN upvotes projects like these but seemed to hate the Bun Rust swap done with Claude.

The video that skipped to the actual content was neat, but the author saying "they don't know what they're doing" is very evident by the time you get to the end of the video watching them fumble to find architecture-specific MIPS binaries. Good grief.
Projects like this is why I come to Hacker News. Well done.
I wonder if Windows NT could work? I think it had a MIPS port?
Does it run Age of Empires Pocket PC edition?

This was the only useful thing on those CE consumer devices. All the other stuff was mostly useless. :D

Unlike most other projects of this kind that show up, I'm not sure how to feel about this. What did the author learn about the N64? What quirks did they fight? What do you get out ot just pointing the AI at a problem until it optimizes the solution to an acceptable point? I'd wager not a lot.