Scratch

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Last edited by fullmoon (2008-08-30 15:17:08)

0000001111010100010101010001010101011010100000dingdong0100100101010100
1010010101100101010101010101001fullmoon01000111111110100010010
1000101010101101001101010100000000001

Last edited by registeel (2008-09-08 14:27:40)

Well. With the new lists and the ability to broadcast list items you could simulate an old Altair 8800, which bill gates and steve jobs used to use, and which you originally had to program using a set of binary switches... (search for altair on the google machine and teh internets).

Last edited by chalkmarrow (2008-09-08 22:45:03)

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EDIT: Hey! some of that got cut off!

Last edited by hmnwilson (2008-09-14 18:28:47)

0110010101101011010000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000001111101010101001000001111111101010010000110101111111010100110101010100000000000000011001011010101010010101111100100101000000010110

keroro645 wrote:

10101010101000010101010101010110010101010101010101010101010
10101000101010110100101010101010101010101010100

lol just a bunch of random numbers.
How can you learn binary?

I'm guessing they just used an online translator, like this one: http://www.geek-notes.com/tools/17/text-to-binary-translator/

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nicolasx wrote:

i am great at makin' bace charts!
i made one with baces 2-36 pi, phi and the all forgoten' 1 and 64
Bace10 Bace2    Bace6
0         0           0
1         1           1
2         10          2
3         11          3
4         100         4
5         101         5
6         110         10
7         111         11
8         1000        12
9         1001        13

How is this binary lolz

Paddle2See wrote:

registeel wrote:

nicolasx wrote:

i am great at makin' bace charts!
i made one with baces 2-36 pi, phi and the all forgoten' 1 and 64
Bace10 Bace2    Bace6
0         0           0
1         1           1
2         10          2
3         11          3
4         100         4
5         101         5
6         110         10
7         111         11
8         1000        12
9         1001        13

How is this binary lolz

The first column are the ordinary base 10 (decimal) numbers from 1 to 9.  The second column contains the base 2 (binary) equivalents while the last column is the base 6 equivalents.  Why base 6, I'm not sure.  Base 10 is what humans usually use, base 2 is what computers use (on a very low level), base 6 is used by nobody as far as I know!

I remember reading that in the early days of computers (way before teh internets) someone came up with the idea that base Pi would be theoretically the most efficient computer (don't ask, doesn't make sense to me either, given that it's an irrational number), but that spurred a number of researchers (in Russia mostly) building ternary computers.

Also, maybe someone could simulate a base 1 computer in Scratch. Shouldn't be too hard, I suspect 

Last edited by chalkmarrow (2008-09-18 12:28:15)

i have a good one:

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chalkmarrow wrote:

Also, maybe someone could simulate a base 1 computer in Scratch. Shouldn't be too hard, I suspect 

Not too hard for YOU...