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Paper Tape LLM

A vibe-coded retro game — play it in your browser, no install. A retro-styled Teletype simulation powered by local LLMs via Ollama. Scrolls punch tape completions with synchronized click sounds, LEDs, and ASCII bell — fully offline, fully nostalgic.

by @m15-ai · m15-ai/Paper-Tape-LLM on GitHubLANG HTML★ 1HOSTED ON M15.AIUPDATED 18 Apr 2025

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Inspired by the 50th anniversary of Microsoft, and the original Altair 4k BASIC, I vibe coded a working teletype paper tape chatbot.

Introducing a retro-futuristic terminal interface that simulates a 1979 Teletype Model 33 ASR — powered by modern LLMs via Ollama. Generates animated, audio-punched paper tape output for your prompts. Powered on/off with sound effects and glowing LEDs.

To render the paper tape images with proper spacing and visible control character glyphs (like NUL, BEL, etc.), this project uses the FreeMono font from GNU FreeFont.

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