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An AI ported WinQuake to C#, and per-frame hashes prove it bit-exact

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How can a developer prove code converted completely by an AI from one language to another? Surely not by reading it: nobody reviews 32,000 lines of C# line by line against 90,000 lines of 1996 C and catches a float that should have been a double. Edict is an experiment: how to make the translation…

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  1. 2026-10-24 13:30 · DEV Community — AI
    An AI ported WinQuake to C#, and per-frame hashes prove it bit-exact

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