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After a finite amount of time, it will either report "Halt" or "Infinite Loop", but my program won't take forever, just a finite amount of time.

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Yes, this infinite loop solver would take longer than the universe's age to print all possible configurations of this 4k monitor, but it would take a finite amount of time as oppos…

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Example: ax is a 2 bit register initialized to 0. 100: add 1 ax 101: jmp 100 ax is 0, 1, 2, 3, 0, 1, 2, 3, 0, 1, 2, 3 0 is compared to 1, 1 is compared to 3, 3 is compared to 2, 2 …

I may be wrong about this, feel free to offer constructive criticism: Step 1: Load the program and initialize my Halting Problem program's variable n to 0. Step 2: Save the registe…

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I like a all in one that comes with a battery, the HP Envy Move. I really can use it like a laptop and it has a 23.8" touchscreen.

Both aren't that reproducible, I keep running into sha256 hash nondeterminism when upgrading packages on nixos from source after not updating for a while and guix may be better at …

I tried it and I'd rather # make install to install a program and # make -n install | xargs rm -rf to uninstall a program.

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I changed the printf line of code to this (printf("%2x", integer);) to make it a pseudorandom number generator and made a post about it https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=3946291…

Which such systems have a system where ideas that are 43% or greater usually win? I want to know. Edit: My dad says that Ukraine has such a system where 40% or more, cool.

In my previous post, I made a pseudo random number generator (licensed under the Public Domain) where every bit is 42.5% random in 10 lines of code and it outputs a byte every cloc…

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