I made a computer again. It can do a lot of stuff the previous one couldn't and can do most stuff that I'd ever wanted a TPT computer to do. It definitely can churn out Fibonacci numbers and primes. Check the relevant forum thread too.
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and when i put the r3 screen on r2 it did nothing
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Yeah they're not compatible lol; there's a compat peripheral in the bits and pieces save.
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I tried to put the r2 screen on it, it typed gibberish
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i wonder if there could be a benchmark between this and some minecraft computers
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so january 1st, 0 was on a saturday. i wonder when the earth was created on the gregorian calendar (the year would definetely been quite low in the negatives) wonder what day of the week that was
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Conclusion: WW2 started in Friday and ended in Monday.
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awww fine still thanks too, this sure is an incredible machine and quite powerful at that.
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That is correct; the manual explains this. I recommend hardcoding the amount of memory present into your program.
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Trying to check on software level how much memory is installed by going trough each memory address gruesome, should work but it just freezes and the entire thing becomes unusable until reloaded when trying to load from memory out of bounds. I expected that it would return an zero.
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Enough to run a 1M parameter LLM, perhaps?