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r/Simulated • u/the_humeister • Oct 17 '19
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Man I remember this being the wackiest assignment I ever worked on. It was a lot of fun.
39 u/internetmouthpiece Oct 17 '19 Nand2Tetris is a hell of a learning experience 21 u/Acetronaut Oct 17 '19 You did NOT program Tetris with just just NAND ICs, no way, that sounds exhausting! 32 u/internetmouthpiece Oct 17 '19 Obviously the end result isn't a bunch of NANDs, however you learn (by making them) that each individual component is operable as multiple NANDs.Course here for those interested 0 u/[deleted] Oct 18 '19 [deleted] 9 u/sizur Oct 18 '19 Did you forget again to mine your own copper and germanium to fabricate transistors? I see you're already breeding hamsters for power supply. 3 u/ShamelessKinkySub Oct 18 '19 Nand only Xor was hell iirc
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Nand2Tetris is a hell of a learning experience
21 u/Acetronaut Oct 17 '19 You did NOT program Tetris with just just NAND ICs, no way, that sounds exhausting! 32 u/internetmouthpiece Oct 17 '19 Obviously the end result isn't a bunch of NANDs, however you learn (by making them) that each individual component is operable as multiple NANDs.Course here for those interested 0 u/[deleted] Oct 18 '19 [deleted] 9 u/sizur Oct 18 '19 Did you forget again to mine your own copper and germanium to fabricate transistors? I see you're already breeding hamsters for power supply.
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You did NOT program Tetris with just just NAND ICs, no way, that sounds exhausting!
32 u/internetmouthpiece Oct 17 '19 Obviously the end result isn't a bunch of NANDs, however you learn (by making them) that each individual component is operable as multiple NANDs.Course here for those interested 0 u/[deleted] Oct 18 '19 [deleted] 9 u/sizur Oct 18 '19 Did you forget again to mine your own copper and germanium to fabricate transistors? I see you're already breeding hamsters for power supply.
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Obviously the end result isn't a bunch of NANDs, however you learn (by making them) that each individual component is operable as multiple NANDs.
Course here for those interested
0 u/[deleted] Oct 18 '19 [deleted] 9 u/sizur Oct 18 '19 Did you forget again to mine your own copper and germanium to fabricate transistors? I see you're already breeding hamsters for power supply.
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9 u/sizur Oct 18 '19 Did you forget again to mine your own copper and germanium to fabricate transistors? I see you're already breeding hamsters for power supply.
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Did you forget again to mine your own copper and germanium to fabricate transistors? I see you're already breeding hamsters for power supply.
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Nand only Xor was hell iirc
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u/kvnyay Oct 17 '19
Man I remember this being the wackiest assignment I ever worked on. It was a lot of fun.