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3rd May

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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mellowmonster12 22nd November

*the format is auctually R3A[total cores][memory rows] oops
mellowmonster12 22nd November

this specific config, yes. but i think the format goes R3A[memory rows][total cores]
User_Name_is_LIMBO 22nd November

is the r3's real name R3A1610
CCl2F2 21st November

Thanks; good luck with your TPT computer endeavours
LBPHacker 19th November

The goal is mostly miniaturization, or more generally, increasing the cycles per particle figure. But also, the support of my academic evolution: all four computers so far represent different stages of this evolution, with the R3 delving into similar synthesis techniques to how FPGAs are programmed.
CCl2F2 19th November

LBPHacker, may I ask what's the goal of R-series's new versions? Is it mostly to add features, is it miniaturization or mix of both? I must say though, I've perceived R2 already as capable, and then R3 dropped. Impressive work nonetheless.
LBPHacker 18th November

PlipPlu: Nah get that garbage out of here lmao.
LBPHacker 18th November

mellowmonster12: Nope, like, the best it'd do is syntax highlighting; you can live without that. Also if you have a decent editor you can make one yourself.
PlipPlu 18th November

next save (or save update?) bout to be adding chatGPT to this.
mellowmonster12 17th November

...is there any extension for any app for editing tptasm code?

The Powder Toy

R3A1016 by LBPHacker

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