Dave shows you how ChatGPT can be used in a feedback loop by providing the results of a run back into the loop. For info on my book on Asperger's and ASD on Amazon, check out: https://amzn.to/3ZWajZy

For Hans Otten's Kim1 Simulator:
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00:14 ChatGPT as a debugging tool: User successfully used ChatGPT to debug code by providing a screenshot of the output, allowing ChatGPT to diagnose problems by analyzing the screen.
01:00 6502 Assembly: The user, a seasoned programmer, has been working with 6502 assembly for 40 years and chose to use it for a retro computing project involving Super Pets and Kim1 single board computers.
01:54 Unique Hardware Configuration: The user's Kim1 single board computer was extensively customized with multiple extension cards, showcasing impressive DIY skills and early adoption of MTU hardware.
03:21 C Compiler for Kim1: User ported a C compiler (cc65) to the Kim1 platform to facilitate faster coding compared to 6502 assembly, enabling tasks like drawing lines and circles on the Kim1.
05:14 Feedback Loop with ChatGPT: User shared C code with ChatGPT and requested a 6502 version, refining the code based on ChatGPT's output, creating an iterative feedback loop for code optimization.
08:03 Midpoint Circle Algorithm: User implemented the Midpoint Circle Algorithm in assembly, leveraging circle symmetry and integer arithmetic to efficiently draw circles on a bitmap display.
10:35 AIDriven Closed Loop Iteration: The user envisions a future where ChatGPT could autonomously iterate on code solutions, potentially achieving desired outcomes through a closedloop process without human intervention.