NoVIcE
1st Aug 2017
4th Sep 2024
This *was* the smallest in august 2017, 65*98px. Smaller cpus exist now. You can call it, half-subframe due the fact that it uses some tricks like particle order to make it small, its not operating on 60hz though (with def. fps cap). More in forum thread
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@program I did observe the sequence reach an overflow, i.e. jumping from some number in the 200s back to the 90s which could be expected of 8-bit addition, plus you can see the 8-bit adder at the bottom of the processor working away.
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@Jedidiahm22 first read about how computers work IRL, then consult the wiki for electronics guides, and then you can begin constructing simple electronic things and eventually moving up to a computer
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@program we'll find out if/when he publishes the instruction set
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how do you make computers
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didn't you just program the sequence in the ROM instead of having the computer calculate it?
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It's smaller than mapS id:975033 and my old, originally planned BitStormer Preon id:1930216... Quite the fascinating "transitional FILT" and "modern FILT" hybrid you have here.
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@DavePlaysPowderToy computer = device for storing and processing data according to programmed instructions.
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Could it be made smaller with wifi?
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couldn't you call a half-adder a computer? ^u^
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no freakin way. My eyes have been cleansed after seeing this!! +1