Reusable Photon Storage by mark2222
Response to id:2201761 and id:2203514. Hopefully the precursor to annoying TPT GIFs and dense hard drives.
electronics
phot
memory
reusable
storage
photon
60hz
subframe
electronic
stack
Comments
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mark2222 28th Oct 2017
@DERLAURIS tptmp? Yeah, but I don't use it. It's not very subframe friendly, as you might imagine. If you want to learn more about subframe, there are a couple of saves and forum posts scattered around (FuriousWeasel collected some of them in id:2200079). <small>Or you can join the new, totally active subframe IRC channel at #powder-subframe!</small> -
ivel236 28th Oct 2017
@mark2222: Nice! I was taking more or less the same approach but was too dumb to hack around the odd "rotation" as you put it. -
DERLAURIS 28th Oct 2017
do you have tptm? -
mark2222 28th Oct 2017@Draco712 No, single-frame address seeking is impossible for any stacked architecture simply because of how pmap/photons works. However, I would imagine that, if anyone is up for the tedium, a linear-time hard drive could still be useful in computing when combined with a RAM cache. Practically, though, that'd probably have to be divided into "sectors" of ~1000 photons each, which is under the EHOL-FILT limit anyway so a save-and-reload-anytime hybrid (yet to be developed!) might be preferred.
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garr890354839 28th Oct 2017
If only it could actually find primes. -
Draco712 28th Oct 2017
Else, if seeking in only one frame (regardless of address) would be possible, this would bring up a new revolution in TPT storage and computers. :p -
Draco712 28th Oct 2017I am thinking that if address-seeking is implemented, it would take n number of frames before reaching the desired address, n being how far is the current address to the needed address.
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danieldan0 28th Oct 2017
this is what happens id:2204038 -
danieldan0 28th Oct 2017What if we will connect it to a display?
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danieldan0 28th Oct 2017Wow. +1