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20th January

27th January

CYZ1B8K,a procurement of several days work and having to do homework dangerously close to the due dates, this save demonstrates the fibbonachi sequence untill it overflows, also its a 16 bit process.

computer electronics fibbonachi subframe filt

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David-P 27th January

@Killaship2 This form factor has an explanation, it's the most compatible and efficient form factor for building subframe computers because the update order of components goes from left to right and from top to bottom. What I mean by this? that basically almost all architectures need a similar update order of it's internal structures, so it gives a specific appearance even though the computer is completely different in architecture. So we are not necesarily copying each other.
Fish_bread 26th January

after some time it just becomes numbers
Killaship2 26th January

I notice the form factor is similar to LBPHacker's R2-series computers. Is this intentional, or just a consequence of what the technology is? I figure that by this point, there's gotta be a "standard" bunch of tech used for FILT memory or subframe processes.
belibertucio 26th January

That's amazing. Probably more powerful than my computer
AcAwesomeAndrew 24th January

@ASimpleCreator Thanks I learned a bit more about computers in TPT. Very interesting stuff.
ASimpleCreator 23rd January

turing complete computer*
ASimpleCreator 23rd January

this is a turing computer, the massive block of filt you see is RAM, and you can write to preexisting memory, which allows you to make a pointer in memory itself with jumps
008cff 22nd January

@AcAwesomeAndrew the filter is for storing info i think, maybe numbers already shown
Mike-Janitor 22nd January

one question: HOW DOES THIS COMMENT CHANGE ITS TEXT?!
AcAwesomeAndrew 22nd January

Ok i now see I am foolish. The filter is the ROM?

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CYZURE1B8K by ASimpleCreator

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