​My core project is LYNX-CORE 2.0, a distributed, AI-powered system designed to preserve the experience of legacy software.

Post 2: LYNX-CORE 2.0: The Algorithmic Structure

​Subtitle: Creating the Perfect Lag—Software-Defined Preservation in the Age of AI

​My core project is LYNX-CORE 2.0, a distributed, AI-powered system designed to preserve the experience of legacy software. This system doesn't just run the code; it uses a Transformer-based model to dynamically simulate authentic hardware limitations—the true latency, the low polygon count—the soul of the original experience. This constant pursuit of "perfect lag" demands the same precise timing and focus I used for the Melee Counter in Samus Returns. It is the ultimate informatics challenge: imposing structure (my inner need for stability) onto a chaotic, distributed system.