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A Verilog to Factorio Compiler and Simulator (Working RISC-V CPU)

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Re: A Verilog to Factorio Compiler and Simulator (Working RISC-V CPU)

#3

What a wild idea, but it makes sense! I haven't taken the time to get it working. I've heard a lot about Factorio, but I stayed away from it so far.

Well don't if you value sleep and free time. Whilst slightly in jest, sincerely, it is incredibly addictive.

Re: A Verilog to Factorio Compiler and Simulator (Working RISC-V CPU)

#4

What a wild idea, but it makes sense! I haven't taken the time to get it working. I've heard a lot about Factorio, but I stayed away from it so far.

Factorio is a great game that's easy to compartmentalize and allocate small, discrete periods of time to, especially if you're an engineer of any kind.

Re: A Verilog to Factorio Compiler and Simulator (Working RISC-V CPU)

#6

What a wild idea, but it makes sense! I haven't taken the time to get it working. I've heard a lot about Factorio, but I stayed away from it so far.

Factorio is a great game that's easy to compartmentalize and allocate small, discrete periods of time to, especially if you're an engineer of any kind.

Sure, in the same way you can easily limit yourself to one cigarette a day.

Re: A Verilog to Factorio Compiler and Simulator (Working RISC-V CPU)

#8

What a wild idea, but it makes sense! I haven't taken the time to get it working. I've heard a lot about Factorio, but I stayed away from it so far.

Factorio is a great game that's easy to compartmentalize and allocate small, discrete periods of time to, especially if you're an engineer of any kind.

Crack is the best thing you ever can try, my friend, trust me! It’s not addictive at all.

Re: A Verilog to Factorio Compiler and Simulator (Working RISC-V CPU)

#10

What a wild idea, but it makes sense! I haven't taken the time to get it working. I've heard a lot about Factorio, but I stayed away from it so far.

Factorio is a great game that's easy to compartmentalize and allocate small, discrete periods of time to, especially if you're an engineer of any kind.

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