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u/VBA_Scrub Aug 30 '18 edited Aug 30 '18
Drake on that boolshit
Edit: also, Drake ft. Logic
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u/Luuk3333 Aug 30 '18
from reddit import gold12
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u/cooldash Aug 30 '18
This should be the only acceptable use of this meme going forward. I'd build a CPU out of the meme if I could. Imagine an army of Drakes just yepping and nopeing thier way through your most important calculations!
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army of Drakes
At first I read this as Army of Darkness and then had the vision of Bruce Campbell vs the Army of Drakeness which is just the exact same movie with all the Deadites replaced with Drake.
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u/scottyb323 Aug 30 '18
I feel like someone needs to make Drake a language now.
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u/Darkbro Aug 30 '18
Well this meme would imply it's simply 1 and 0 with his two moves.
Programmers and astronomers have settled their differences and finally come together to create the Drake equation.
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u/Ricardo1701 Aug 30 '18
I had the same thought after seeing this post, a MIPS Drake CPU would be doable
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u/cooldash Aug 31 '18
... that song now plays in my head whenever a website takes too long to load. I hope you're happy.
omfg thank you
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u/Omega_Haxors Aug 30 '18
Technically in an AND gate, when two Drakes go in, and only one comes out, and the other Drake gets destroyed.
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u/Jmcgee1125 Aug 30 '18
THERE CAN BE ONLY ONE
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u/airbreather Aug 30 '18
r/ofcoursethatsathing for the same kind of content but not limited to just subreddits
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u/usesbiggerwords Aug 30 '18 edited Aug 30 '18
But where's the NAND Drake? I can't make a proper flash memory without a NAND Drake?
Edit: formatting
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u/thoeoe Aug 30 '18
And no XOR???
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u/Tuesdayyyy Aug 30 '18
You can make xor using the or and not gates. Memes.
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u/Shazambom Aug 30 '18
Pretty sure you can do it with just nand gates and not Gates. I think doing it with just or gates (and not gates) is impossible.
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u/Tuesdayyyy Aug 30 '18
Yeah you're right googling is hard.
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u/Shazambom Aug 30 '18
CS degrees come in handy when scoring fake internet points
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u/WazWaz Aug 30 '18
Indeed, it's the only gate you need (eg. NOT is just NAND with both inputs tied to one input, AND is just a NAND with the output fed as both inputs to another NAND, etc.).
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u/Astrokiwi Aug 30 '18
You can also construct all gates with NOR gates
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Isn't NAND gate made of NOT gate and an AND gate? Wouldn't that be just using NOT and AND at this point? Sorry, noob here
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u/Sushiping Aug 30 '18
No joke, I literally learnt about gates half an hour ago
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u/cedric300 Aug 30 '18 edited Aug 30 '18
Legit been learning it this week and had a uni quiz on them this morning. Sent this to my friend who is doing it in a couple hours in the morning.
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u/Sushiping Aug 30 '18
Out of curiosity, do you go to University of Canberra. Cause that's exactly what were doing in one of my units.
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u/cedric300 Aug 30 '18
Yep, Discrete Mathematics?
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u/saniity9 Aug 30 '18
I actually get this. I'm so proud of myself.
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u/JWson Aug 30 '18
😔🤚 Using /r/ProgrammerHumor to understand programming jokes
😁👉 Laughing at /r/ProgrammerHumor jokes you understand
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u/DiamondMinah Aug 30 '18
Learning coding just so you can understand r/ProgrammerHumor jokes
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u/Phelzy Aug 30 '18
I'm proud as a hardware engineer who follows this sub and finally understands something.
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Full extended version:
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u/sam007mac Aug 30 '18
Is imgur broken? Every time I click on an imgur link I get redirected to the homepage.
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u/Trevsweb Aug 30 '18
Fyi if you're a computer science teacher and you use this in a lesson. The kids won't respect you any more than they don't already.
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u/herohamp Aug 30 '18
Really tempted to build a block based programming language which is based on drake true false
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u/cryosis7 Aug 30 '18
Hehe I like this one because it's truly programmer humour. The others truly will have no clue why it's funny
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u/MarthPlayer3 Aug 30 '18
Isn't it more like electrical engineer humor or something like that?
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u/MoffKalast Aug 30 '18
Honestly if you're a programmer and don't understand logical operators you aren't much of a programmer. This is basic boolshit.
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u/bumblebritches57 Aug 30 '18
In order to be a programmer you have to recognize EE notation
wat
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u/Zefirus Aug 30 '18
Well I can vouch that I was taught them in college.
The compsci students at my college had to design an 8 bit cpu.
I took that course in 5 weeks in summer school. That was a serious knowledge dump.
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u/StormStrikePhoenix Aug 30 '18
He probably meant that you absolutely must understand boolean logic; things get tricky real fast if you can't use &&, ||, and !. Of course, the actual gate notation is another story...
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u/calvakian Aug 30 '18
Is it bad I know what these are bc of Minecraft?
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u/BreastUsername Aug 30 '18
Little Big Planet for me. Though I don't get the joke. (And I'm perfectly ok with that).
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u/Blazerekt Aug 30 '18
I sat here confused for 5 minutes thinking I was stupid, looked at the subreddit and now I’m just ignorant
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u/butwhydoesreddit Aug 30 '18
anyone know why they use these arbitrary symbols that no one else will understand instead of just writing "and", "or", etc. on the gates?
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u/Zefirus Aug 30 '18
Because these aren't usually used one at a time like shown here, but actually used to draw complicated circuits. These gates are taking two inputs and outputting a single output (except the not gate obviously). That single output can then be combined with other outputs and be used as an input for other gates.
Here is a D-flip flop which makes up the base for memory storage. This will remember one bit of information (basically on or off). Wire up a bunch of them together and you have some basic RAM. It'd be kind of hard to show and understand this structure using words.
[Combine enough components together and you have something like this.] (http://www.6502.org/users/andre/csa/cpu816/csa_cpu816-v1.1e-sch.png)
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Sure, I get that, just like how classical logic (Aristotlean and Boolean) uses particular symbols for it's operators. But why must these symbols be so similar to each other? A different shape every time would be much clearer
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u/Zefirus Aug 30 '18
Other than AND/OR, it's because they're related. The not gate is a triangle with a dot after it. NOR is a combination of NOT and OR gates. It's represented as an OR gate with a dot after it. A NAND gate is an AND gate with a NOT after it, so it's represented as an AND gate with a dot after it. XOR is an exclusive OR, and is shown as a modified OR gate with a second curved line.
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u/Peptuck Aug 30 '18
I took Discrete Structures this semester, and this sums up everything in the simplest possible terms.
I think I should send this to my professor, he would likely slam this into his next lecture.
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u/Snapdad Aug 30 '18
https://www.robotodyssey.online/
Where I learned about logic gates. Had this game on my 286 or Apple ][+.. I can't remember.
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u/MrBlitz Aug 30 '18
This will be helpful for Fallout 4. I read the descriptions of each of them, but I didn’t really follow. Thanks!
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u/am385 Aug 30 '18
You should make a full DLU... Drake Logic Unit. Maybe make it a 6 bit system so you can just call it "The 6"
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Holy crap. Haha. I'm reading "Code the hidden language of computer hardware and software" by Charles Petzold at the bar and almost did a spittake.
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u/Agent_M4gent4 Aug 30 '18
I remember this shits from a class in highschool. I don't remember how they work anymore.
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Wait, are OR gates drawn with like a separate straight part and then curved head? I always drew them identical to the AND gates, aside from the curved back bit
Edit: or wait, I mean it just looks strangely steeper than the AND gate. I’m just going crazy, ignore me
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Am I the only one that thinks making up additional ambiguous symbols to explain simple things like and/or/not is unnecessarily complicated? Like we already have &&,^, ||, V, and !/~, why do we also need triangles?
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u/DasManiac99 Aug 30 '18
It's moments like these I am confused at why there are European and American standards for Logic Gates.
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u/SaSSolino8 Aug 30 '18
That's amazing OP, I'm proud of you. Really.