What are you working on?

[epicallyfun]

I am working on my new forum and website!

[MechaGS]

I am working on my new forum and website!

It's nice to see another web developer around these parts.

[TheRaven]

I wish you the best of luck with your site and forum epicallyfun.

[mousey]

I wouldn't say that I am actually working on it yet, but I've been wondering if the binary that we are using is really the simplest/best way.  This might sound absurd...well I've been told that it is, and that I need to get my head checked. So what I am working on is trying to break the old binary system and find a better one.

[mightyno67277p]

I wouldn't say that I am actually working on it yet, but I've been wondering if the binary that we are using is really the simplest/best way.  This might sound absurd...well I've been told that it is, and that I need to get my head checked. So what I am working on is trying to break the old binary system and find a better one.

You mean a trinary system? I have day dream that, but when dealing with pulses of electric waves, all that I can think of possible is Binary. Now, Quantum Computing is doing something different:

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Quantum_computer

http://www.howstuffworks.com/quantum-computer.htm


http://physics.about.com/od/quantumphysics/f/quantumcomp.htm



http://plato.stanford.edu/entries/qt-quantcomp/



http://www.efytimes.com/e1/fullnews.asp?edid=125197&ModPagespeed



Although, I do not see these machines coming into the market any time soon, or in general computing FTM.

But Life has proven me wrong many times. It may just happen.

[mousey]

I've read up on a couple of those, I'm really curious how D-Wave's Quantum annealing will work out in the long run. it seems like it would work pretty good, but i have a feeling that that process would work better using a new system over the old binary. Just seems like it would run into an issue with being restricted.  I actually meant in terms of the usage of the 8 bit. But if we were to follow a similar double helix structure like our DNA using 4 values, i'm pretty sure it would work out better. I just haven't been able to fully figure out how it would be done yet.

[TheRaven]

I just recently started a new Teen Titans fan fiction based around my newest OC Axle. (xD Can you guess who he's somewhat based off of?) See I already have 2 other Teen Titans ocs but I decided to make another one recently. He needed a back story so I decided just to write up a short but sweet fan fic.

[dragonborn99]

I just begun with working on a massive roleplay universe project for my forum.

[TheRaven]

Been working on teaching myself MIPS assembly, since I want to start hacking Legend of Legaia my favorite RPG on the Playstation. I've already hacked some text in the game, but I want to actually edit things other than text and edit the spells, and anything else I can without severely messing up my iso. :V

[Jagos]

I just got done with my economic outlook on Capcom:







So now I plan to get back on the MN9 bandwagon.

[TheRaven]

I've started to teach myself Java, I already know C# a bit so I'm picking it up pretty quickly. xD

[TheCloudyEye]

I'm struggling with Java right now. It's kinda nice that Java has so many libraries for you to use, but it can get really confusing at times.

[icannotdomyjob]

@TheRaven

So you are not manipulating the ISO that's running around instead? I am one to encourage others to learn assembly of any architecture, but are you complicating yourself?





@Jagos

Nice. I've used your videos during a couple debates at times.

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I am a secret follower of your work, I just don't use youtube's "subscribe"

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@TheRaven @TheCloudyEye

If it's not a requisite to learn, I'd suggest a Lisp variant, like SBCL, Racket, Scheme, etc..



ANSI C if you want to get to the gritty mechanics of both assembly and structured imperative (procedural) programming. Even if Clean and OCaml are outperforming regular C.