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Yesterday on the train to London, I wrote an arm64 assembly hello world program. Today on the flight home, I plan to write a simple http server in assembly. Some of the concepts are slowly starting to take hold.

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I don’t understand it beyond a very high level, but there’s something cool about writing code at this level. Like stepping back in time

This is another reason I like the seemingly pointless exercise of learning assembly (specifically arm64 assembly on apple silicon). I can’t vibe code my way through it. I actually have to learn. Claude and ChatGPT are horrendous at arm64 assembly. https://www.goto10retro.com/p/vibe-coding-in-basic

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you should try this: https://web.stanford.edu/class/archive/cs/cs107/cs107.1174/assign5/

What's the setup? What are the tools needed?

Llm assisted or are you raw dogging arm64 asm? RISC is actually not too hard to grok. MIPS easier but aarch64 is widely available to be deployed