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A subframe-accelerated and LITH-based calculator. Enter two numbers into slots 1 and 2, and then choose an operation. By setting "ctype" manually you can use larger numbers. Uses displays from id:2702458 and id:1663183

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Rajat 30th Aug 2023

*joking
Rajat 30th Aug 2023

was expecting an explosion when divided by zero /s Just jokia man its impressive +1
OrthogonalCaster 30th Aug 2023

Specifically I was speaking about id:2996674 , you can see me being a bit snarky in the comments cause I realized all that work was in vain lol
OrthogonalCaster 30th Aug 2023

@Jerehmia: That's actually a concept I dabbled in a little. Before I realized you can prevent LITH from burning at values higher than 99, I made a system for storing values in 2 pixels, basically x + 10*y. You suggested a very interesting direction to take the calculations, I might try attempting something of that manner :) And thanks!
ParallaxGlass 30th Aug 2023

impressive +1
Denderth 30th Aug 2023

This is really neat +1
Jerehmia 30th Aug 2023

You could speed this up (and hugely complicate things) by storing each decimal digit it its own LITH particle, you'd have to normalize after every arithmetic operation (which involves counting the digits and implementing a carry). This would bring time complexity down from exponential growth to polynomial growth (you'd have to do about 2*log10(n) operations if you're doing n operations now). Also, silent approval by the master for using his 16-segment display :) (I already +1)
yourcomputerhasvirus 30th Aug 2023

How long does it take on avarage
LBPHacker 30th Aug 2023

Gave it 999*999, I'll report back when it's done.
Barbap 30th Aug 2023

complexe +1

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Lithium Calculator by OrthogonalCaster

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