smaw
smaw
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2nd Jun 2020
2nd Jun 2020
So each button copies a piston of different temperature which changes the length it extends by every spark. This means if you spark in 2 binary numbers they will be added. The output is decimal though so is it usefull? This is a concept save so it's bad.
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  • Deine_Mutter
    Deine_Mutter
    2nd Jun 2020
    You should build a computer based on this concept. +1
  • forthe
    forthe
    2nd Jun 2020
    To put it into formal terms, this adder as a space complexity of O(2^n), while the average ripple-carry adders have O(n). (where n=bits)
  • forthe
    forthe
    2nd Jun 2020
    Yes, but the size gets bigger very fast for larger numbers. In that case you may want to consider another type of adder.
  • HDII
    HDII
    2nd Jun 2020
    hmmmmm interesting
  • JustAPlayer
    JustAPlayer
    2nd Jun 2020
    oh, okay
  • smaw
    smaw
    2nd Jun 2020
    @JustAPlayer you just need to spark it twice. This is just a quick proof of concept nothing fancy.
  • JustAPlayer
    JustAPlayer
    2nd Jun 2020
    where is the input for the second binary number?
  • JustAPlayer
    JustAPlayer
    2nd Jun 2020
    owo +1
  • SentinelDuality
    SentinelDuality
    2nd Jun 2020
    it's cool but it could definitely use some refinement, maybe separate per 10^x?
  • InfraKazos
    InfraKazos
    2nd Jun 2020
    +1 definitely