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Ferne 26th Aug 2014

@lare in the second case, it'd be around 600000000000000000000 years. For the first case, I have no idea, I would need to figure out the math behind it... Seems to be rather complex. Btw, there's 20 zeros in this number, don't bother counting. Anyways, the Sun would have time to consume the Earth hundreds of billions of times, so I don't think any human will live to that moment.
Ferne 26th Aug 2014

Also +1 and fav
Ferne 26th Aug 2014

@blackantimatter yeah it actually follows similar rules...
Ferne 26th Aug 2014

@lare you mean that lower-left swch to light up? or just the bottom-right?
iamdumb 26th Aug 2014

It's just a pattern made by 2 binary counters, no practical uses (really), @Justice, how would you make it a computer? Logical adders are much faster than incrementing a counter (n) times.
lare290 26th Aug 2014

someone math guy calculate how long it would take for that green thing to reach other end of that grid on lets say 30FPS?
JusticeFighter 26th Aug 2014

good job, its beautiful and VERY interesting if you want to make a computer smaller. Tip: The border lines are binary counters, and the other lines depend on the higher/more right counters. Also, switches change if hit by 2 rays.
lare290 26th Aug 2014

and it CAN have uses, if you just use your imagination-magic
lare290 26th Aug 2014

fav and +1 just because
Arthg 26th Aug 2014

Looks cool. But I dont understand what this thing does.

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