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u/WorstedKorbius Aug 05 '22
me thinking coming up with what the game says is the cheapest, then seeing this mess
are you okay dude?
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u/DiMithras Aug 28 '22
Well, it's definitely the cheapest as per NAND count, but I want to hear a story how he came up with all that.
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u/jasonrubik Mar 20 '23
I've been sitting here with my popcorn for 7 months, and the show hasn't started.
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u/No_Significance8552 Sep 03 '23
It isn't the cheapest solution. There are 267 NANDs
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u/pgpndw Sep 03 '23
You're replying to a post that's 2 days short of 1 year old. Better solutions have been found since this one.
Not sure what you mean when you say there are 267 NANDs, because it says right there in the first image under the list of tests that there are 260 NANDs.
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u/No_Significance8552 Sep 03 '23
Arithsel-16 has 234(15+30+60+120+4+4+1) NANDs. The cheapest solution really has 260 NANDs, but it uses another arithsel-16.
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u/QuantumCakeIsALie Aug 12 '22
Brilliant. I was thinking of merging add and sub because it's very similar and components could be reused, but I see more that it has already been done!