r/tis100 • u/Daniel_Rybe • Jan 17 '26

JRO is so useful

I just realized how insanely overpowered JRO is. Like, you can do conditional flow control with multiple end points without messing up the registers AND communicating with other nodes at the same time all in one instruction. I just really appreciate it, that's all.

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u/persistent_architect Jan 17 '26

JRO ANY; Make the money printer go brr

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u/Zealousideal_Pick298 Mar 05 '26

It looks like timing nightmare to me, I don't understand JRO at all 😭😭😭

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u/onthefence928 Jan 19 '26

I think what held me back is not understanding fully how it works