potatoman6778
potatoman6778
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25th May 2020
25th May 2020
not sure this works cuz i dont want to wait forever
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  • pottato
    pottato
    26th May 2020
    @forthe: your calculations are correct
  • _Striker007_
    _Striker007_
    26th May 2020
    I did it just in 5 minutes
  • _Striker007_
    _Striker007_
    26th May 2020
    Here is my timer: id:2547463. In has 376 bits with 1 second clock. If I am correct, it will end in 10^106 years.
  • MiX3K
    MiX3K
    26th May 2020
    So does that mean this is technically an impossible save?
  • Aleneration
    Aleneration
    26th May 2020
    Well, your timer is modularized, so it would be quite easy to construct a timer with 377 bits if you compress the size of the modules by a little bit.
  • potatoman6778
    potatoman6778
    25th May 2020
    uhh actually i dont know xD
  • Technomancer
    Technomancer
    25th May 2020
    Am I right in thinking that functionally, this is just a binary counter with a really high upper limit?
  • potatoman6778
    potatoman6778
    25th May 2020
    oh wow thats a lot of bits lol
  • forthe
    forthe
    25th May 2020
    The timer would oulive TPT, but you would need 377 bits with this timer to outlive the universe.
  • forthe
    forthe
    25th May 2020
    36 bits, with 71 frames each time = (2^32)*(71/60) seconds = 2576.8134 years. The heat death of the universe is expected to take about 10^106 years.