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SUSaNOO

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5th July

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tutorial help subframe filt ama computer 60hz electronics electric

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  SUSaNOO 30th Jul 2023
  Tunge: If you mean a not operation that inverts the spectrum, that's just tmp=8. If you mean a normal conventional not gate, this can be done by having a DRAY copy an INSL over the conductor of a subframe ARAY. If you need any demonstration just tell me and I'll update this save with an example.
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  nottunge 30th Jul 2023
  how do i make a not gate, as in it inverts the signal and not the bray
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  SUSaNOO 30th Jul 2023
  Tunge: If you already know how addition works then it's simple: you just blueshift instead of redshifting. If you don't know how addition algorithms work on the other hand, that's a little too complicated for me to explain here. The FILT subtract mode (tmp=3) performs a bitwise and-not operation on incoming BRAY, thus if a bit is on in both the BRAY and FILT then it will be turned off. If you want genuine subtraction then the first option is mandatory to learn.
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  SUSaNOO 29th Jul 2023
  JonaHungary: I recommend unfolding the stack using mark2222's Subframe chipmaker mod and figuring out what every particle does.
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  SUSaNOO 29th Jul 2023
  JonaHungary: Heh... I'm not very experienced with mega stacks. But essentially, it's a combination of LDTC, LSNS, CRAY and CONV etc. stacked so a calculation which would normally take multiple rows of conventional procedural computation can be done in a single row. I hear LBPhacker has a lua script that can generate a stack based on HDL like code. When I asked about it once, he told me he doesn't offer support for it yet.
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  nottunge 29th Jul 2023
  how do i subtract with filt
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  JonaHungary 28th Jul 2023
  how on earth do people make those 1000+ layer stacked electronic stuff
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  I_am_the_NugsWorld 18th Jul 2023
  SUSaNOO: ID:3023567
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  SUSaNOO 18th Jul 2023
  ThingamabobOverseer: Depends on your knowledge. If you don't know how FILT works I recommend just reading mark2222's Subframe lessons (or at least the ones that dont require prior knowledge of subframe and mostly focus on FILT) and other FILT tutorials. Youtube can also be extremely helpful when learning the general concepts of computers.
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  ThingamabobOverseer 18th Jul 2023
  What's the best place to start when learning to make computers?