Very interesting,
although intended to create logic gates on a small scale, I can easily see this program being adapted to form a visual representation of any number of mathematical scenarios.
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StaliN98 responds:
That is, if you can afford to spend several months doing so! Thanks for the review : )
Nice...
thought it was a very cool gadget. The url provided in the description, I noticed, was not just demos of the gadget but an explanation and a glimpse into the world of the physical aspects of electronics. Also I realized that although I consider myself pretty smart I'm nowhere near smart enough to get that shit. In playing with the instructions on that site I got up to step #1...lol. Still I intend to mess around a bit more later. Quite insightful and marvelous usage of nerd-time. I hope to enjoy and learn from this thing a lot. And if I don't learn, hell I can still have some fun seeing what all the little 'electrons' are doing.
StaliN98 responds:
I think it took them two years to make that thing, and all it does is slowly find prime numbers. I'm glad you're having some enjoyment from it, and thanks for the review.
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im making a design and was wondering, is there a way to do an and comand so 2 signals must combine at a point to result in a signal exiting out of some port
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:D!
I made a big blinking smiley-face! :D
StaliN98 responds:
I suppose that's better than making big, blinking genitals, as I can imagine some New Grounders doing (roll eyes). Thanks for the review!
pretty cool
I made a blinking snake :-D (no genitals, it's really a snake) lol. und a flower as well great idea. reminds me of that game Life, except these change colors instead of moving around.