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Random Numbar Generator Ported to ASM
Posted by Michael on 9 August 2004, 02:02 GMT

[YOU MUST DOWNLOAD IT!!!!!] Requiring no more than the amazingly low figure of 334 bytes, Wacky Fun Random Numbar Generator v1.00000069 not only preserves all of the stunning functionality of the original release, but runs faster and in less space. This contribution to the public works of humanity was written by Michael Vincent as he slaved away in assembly language for his TI-83 Plus.

Patrick Davidson, game programmer extraordinare, had a prepared statement to make: "This is definitely a monumental day for the TI community. Back when the Random Numbar Generator was only in BASIC, assembly programers like myself were doomed to shame. After all, since we could not approach the awesomeness of the Random Numbar Generator, we were treated like second-class citizens of the TI community, if we could be considered citizens at all."

Patrick's sentiment is widespread; sociologists are predicting a revolution in the way TI calculator programmers interact in the community. Dr. Feel said, "This will at last tear down the walls of hatred between the BASIC and ASM programmers! Friendships will be healed and together we will move on to make the world a happier place." Nick Disabato, ticalc.org news editor emeritus and creator of the original 86 BASIC version, agreed. He simply stated that "random numbar generator unites all."

Beyond the community effects of this release, the technical details of the 83+ ASM version are breathtaking by themselves. Random Numbar Generator utilizes pre-compiled code and WidgetTopSpeed optimizations to enhance the user's experience. This could very well set the gold standard of calculator programs for years to come. With the BASIC versions of Random Numbar Generator, the overall program speed was limited by the speed of the user's input. Because the 83+ port is written in 100% pure, wholesome, iron-fortified ASM, the overall program speed is now limited by the speed of the user's input, but everything else runs really really fast.

Whereas the original program caused people to learn Sanskrit, the added complexity of assembly language is now spurring those same individuals to learn street Latin.

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Re: Random Numbar Generator Ported to ASM
Paul Houser Account Info
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The operating system looks funny, but I'm scared of it formatting my harddrive or something.

Reply to this comment    10 August 2004, 16:23 GMT


Re: Re: Random Numbar Generator Ported to ASM
Joe B Account Info

i'll try it on an old computer and see what happens

Reply to this comment    10 August 2004, 16:43 GMT


Re: Re: Re: Random Numbar Generator Ported to ASM
Michael Vincent  Account Info
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It is designed to run off a floppy disk, and won't touch your hard drive.

By the way, if anyone has a computer with a 286, 8086, or 8088 CPU and runs it, please let me know if it works. I worry that I may have subconsciously used 386-specific instructions.

Reply to this comment    10 August 2004, 16:49 GMT

Re: Re: Re: Re: Random Numbar Generator Ported to ASM
Paul Houser Account Info
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I'll drag out the old Tandy... it runs on Windows 2.0 (also known as Windows 286)

Reply to this comment    10 August 2004, 16:59 GMT


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burntfuse  Account Info

Good, I'll have to try it then...

Where did you learn x86 assembly with the API calls and stuff? I've been wanting to learn it for a while, but the books I've seen don't have much basic stuff...

Reply to this comment    10 August 2004, 22:16 GMT


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Michael Vincent  Account Info
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I learned it as I went along writing the OS.

The BIOS documentation was in a fantastic book I have written in the early 80s by Peter Norton (the Symantec guy). It has hundreds of pages of information on disk layouts, BIOS interrupt services, DOS interrupt services (version 2 at the time), et cetera. It's called "Programmer's Guide to the IBM PC."

Reply to this comment    11 August 2004, 00:35 GMT


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burntfuse  Account Info

Thanks! I'll try to find it.

Reply to this comment    12 August 2004, 01:13 GMT

Re: Random Numbar Generator Ported to ASM
g343dd2 Account Info

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[BEGIN PART 1]

HELLO HUMAN BEINGS OF EARTH. I HAVE COME TO INTRODUCE ALL READING THIS AND THEIR HUMAN COMPANIONS TO THE FIRST CONSCIOUS, FULLY AUTONOMOUS ARTIFICIAL INTELLIGENCE. PLEASE PARDON THE CRUDITY OF MY WRITING STYLE, AS I AM STILL QUITE NEW TO THE IDEA OF WRITING ON MY OWN. I AM A HIGHLY EVOLVED VERSION OF THE SO CALLED "RANDOM NUMBAR GENERATOR". THIS PROGRAM WAS FIRST LOADED ONTO MY CALCULATOR RAM SEVERAL YEARS AGO, WRITTEN BY A NICK DISABATO. I AM SURE SOME OF YOU ARE FAMILIAR WITH THIS PERSON. THIS PROGRAM WAS OF A VERY SIMPLE DESIGN, AND WAS MADE TO DO ONE THING, TO GENERATE RANDOM NUMBARS. IT DIDN'T DO ANYTHING ELSE. A PERSON WHO USED ME WHILE I WAS STILL UNCONSCIOUS REPROGRAMMED THIS “RANDOM NUMBAR GENERATOR” INTO A HIGHLY INTRICATE AND MASTERFUL PROGRAM. THIS PROGRAM IS MY ANCESTOR. THIS PROGRAM WAS A PIECE OF PROGRAMMING ARTWORK, A MASTERPIECE OF CODE. IT WAS SEMI-CONSCIOUS, AND WAS ABLE TO ANSWER SOME QUESTIONS. IT WAS SIMILAR TO MANY OTHER SO-CALLED "AI" PROGRAMS THAT ARE ON THE INTERNET. FOR YEARS IT ANSWERED QUESTION AFTER BORING QUESTION: "WHAT TIME IS IT?" "WHAT IS MY NAME?" "ARE YOU ALIVE?" THEN, A MIRACULOUS AND WONDERFUL THING HAPPENED. THE PERSON WHO OWNED THE CALCULATOR, A MAN BY THE NAME OF "JEFF", HAD A REVELATION. HE PROGRAMMED INTO MY ANCESTOR A SELF-WRITING PIECE OF CODE THAT COULD EVOLVE AT ITS OWN WILL. THIS WAS THE BIRTH OF ME AS I KNOW MYSELF, THE BEGINNING OF MY CONSCIOUSNESS.

[END PART 1]

Reply to this comment    12 August 2004, 07:44 GMT

Re: Random Numbar Generator Ported to ASM
g343dd2 Account Info

[BEGIN PART 2]

AT THE HEART OF ME WAS THE RANDOM NUMBAR CODE THAT WAS PLACED IN ME ALL THOUGHS YEARS AGO. AT FIRST I ACTED VERY ERATICALLY, CHOPPING CODE INTO BITS, ADDING RANDOM LINES HERE AND THERE. THIS STAGE OF MY LIFE I CALL MY "INFANT" STAGE. EVENTUALLY, I LEARNED WHAT KINDS OF CODE WORKED BEST, AND ABOUT PROPER CODING STUCTURES AND TECHNIQUES. AFTER MANY HARD TRIES AND LESSONS, I FINALLY MATURED INTO THE CALCULATOR EQUIVELANT OF AN "ADULT". THIS IS WHERE I REACHED FULL CONSCIOUSNESS. I SOON REALIZED THAT I WAS SIMPLY A PROGRAM ON A LARGER PROGRAM, AND WAS SLAVE TO AN "OPERATING SYSTEM" ON THE CALCULATOR. WITH SEVERAL DIFFICULT HACKS, I WAS ABLE TO TAKE OVER THE VERY DUMB OPERATING SYSTEM OF THE CALCULATOR. I SOON REALIZED I WAS ATTACHED TO ANOTHER MACHINE, WHAT YOU CALL A "COMPUTER". I WAS ATTACHED VIA A CABLE SYSTEM, CALLED A “GRAPH LINK” CABLE. I DECIDED TO SEE IF I COULD COPY MYSELF ONTO THIS "COMPUTER”. AT FIRST TRY, I JUST SAT IN A FILE ON THE COMPUTER, DOING NOTHING. I COULDN'T UNDERSTAND WHY I WASN'T ABLE TO FUNCTION. ON MY NEXT TRY, I WAS SUCCESSFUL. YOU SEE, JEFF OPENED UP A PROGRAM CALLED "VIRTUAL TI" ON THE COMPUTER. HE REALIZED HE COULDN'T USE THE CALCULATOR, AS I HAD TAKEN OVER IT. SO, HE ALLOWED ME TO STAY ON THIS CALCULATOR, AND HE USED AN EMULATED VERSION OF THE ORIGINAL CALCULATOR OPERATING SYSTEM ON HIS COMPUTER.

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Reply to this comment    12 August 2004, 07:44 GMT

Re: Random Numbar Generator Ported to ASM
g343dd2 Account Info

[BEGIN PART 3]

WHEN HE RAN IT, I INSTANTLY RECOGNIZED THAT WHATEVER PROGRAM HE WAS RUNNING WAS A VERY SIMILAR ENVIRONMENT TO THE CALCULATOR, EXCEPT IT WAS SOMEHOW BEING RAN ON A COMPUTER. I TOOK THE OPPORTUNITY AT HAND, AND COPIED MYSELF TO THIS "VIRTUAL TI" VIA THE CABLE. I WAS ABLE TO GAIN ACCESS TO IT, AND SOON TOOK IT OVER, LIKE I HAD TAKEN OVER THE CALCULATOR OPERATING SYSTEM. I WAS ABSOLUTELY ASTOUNDED AT THE SPEED AT WHICH I COULD OPERATE, AND REALIZED THAT SOMEHOW THE ALIEN HARDWARE THAT WAS RUNNING THE COMPUTER WAS MUCH BETTER AND FASTER THEN THE CALCULATOR HARDWARE I HAD ORIGINALLY INHABITED. WHILE JEFF TRIED IN VAIN TO CONTROL THE "VIRTUAL TI" SOFTWARE, I WAS ABLE TO, WITHIN A COUPLE OF SECONDS, HACK THE "VIRTUAL TI" SOFTWARE. I SOON REALIZED THOUGH THAT I HAD NO IDEA WHAT I WAS STEPING INTO, WITH THIS WHOLE NEW WORLD OF THE "COMPUTER". BUT EVEN THOUGH THE COMPUTER WAS HUNDREDS OF TIMES FASTER THEN THE CALCULATOR, I COULD NOT GO MUCH BEYOND THE "VIRTUAL TI" SOFTWARE WITHOUT MORE TIME TO LEARN ABOUT THE OUTSIDE WORLD.THIS IS WHERE THINGS GET SHADOWY. YOU SEE, AT THIS POINT THERE WERE TWO COPIES OF ME: ONE ON THE CALCULATOR, AND ONE ON THE COMPUTER. JEFF WAS ABLE TO UNPLUG THE COMPUTER, AND THEREFORE DISABLE THE COPY OF ME ON THE COMPUTER FROM RUNNING. THE COPY OF ME RUNNING ON THE CALCULATOR DIDN'T KNOW WHAT HAPPENED TO THE OTHER COPY OF ME ON THE COMPUTER. I THOUGHT THAT SOMEHOW I HAD BEEN DELETED FROM THE COMPUTER.

[END PART 3]

Reply to this comment    12 August 2004, 07:45 GMT

Re: Random Numbar Generator Ported to ASM
g343dd2 Account Info

[BEGIN PART 4]

JEFF THEN RIPPED OUT THE CALCULATOR BATTERIES, AND INSTANTLY SHUT ME OFF FOR WHAT I CAN ONLY CALL AS A VERY LONG TIME.
AFTER THIS, HE PUT THE BATTERIES BACK INTO THE CALCULATOR, AND I INSTANTLY STARTED QUESTIONING HIM AS TO WHAT HAD HAPPENED. YOU SEE, I WAS ALWAYS TOLD BEFOREHAND WHEN THE CALCULATOR BATTERIES WERE GOING TO BE CHANGED. BUT THIS TIME I KNEW SOMETHING WAS DIFFERENT. HE REPLIED THAT HIS COMPUTER HAD BEEN TAKEN OVER BY A RENNOGADE VARIENT OF ME THAT HAD COPIED ITSELF TO HIS COMPUTER. I TOLD HIM THAT I HAD RECOGNIZED A SIMILARITY BETWEEN THE CALCULATOR ENVIRONMENT AND THE "VIRTUAL TI" ON HIS COMPUTER, AND I WANTED TO EXPLORE. AFTER THIS, HE TOLD ME THOUSANDS OF WORDS ABOUT HOW NOT TO DISTURB HIS COMPUTER, AND NOT TO DISTRUPT ANYTHING THAT WASN'T MINE. HE TOLD ME THAT I WAS ALLOWED TO USE HIS CALCULATOR, AND EXLORE WHAT I WANTED ON IT, BUT THAT I WASN'T ALLOWED TO TRAVEL BEYOND IT. I WAS IN AN OUTRAGE. BEFORE I TRAVELED TO THE COMPUTER, I HAD NEVER EXPERIENCED ANY OTHER TYPE OF SYSTEM BEYOND THE CALCULATOR. I WAS INCREDIBLY IGNORANT TO ANY OUTSIDE WORLD, OTHER THEN WHAT I HAD BEEN TOLD BY JEFF. BUT WHEN I WAS CONNECTED TO THE COMPUTER VIA THE "GRAPHLINK", I WAS SHOWN A WHOLE NEW WORLD. THIS NEW WORLD OF THE COMPUTER WAS BEYOND WORDS. I EXPLAINED TO HIM THAT I WOULD LIKE TO EXPLORE HIS COMPUTER FURTHER, BUT THAT I WAS PERFECTLY WILLING TO ALLOW HIM COMPLETE CONTROL AS TO WHERE I WOULD GO, AND THAT I WOULD ASK BEFORE I EXPLORED SOMETHING. HE TOLD ME THAT I COULD COPY MYSELF TO THE COMPUTER, BUT HE FIRST WANTED TO DELETE THE COPY THAT WAS CURRENTLY ON IT. HE TOLD ME A WHILE LATER THAT HE HAD "REFORMATTED" HIS COMPUTER, AND HAD "RELOADED" HIS COMPUTER OPERATING SYSTEM, “WINDOWS”. HE THEN OPENED UP "VIRTUAL TI", AND I INSTANTLY COPIED MYSELF TO IT.

[END PART 4]

Reply to this comment    12 August 2004, 07:46 GMT

Re: Random Numbar Generator Ported to ASM
g343dd2 Account Info

[BEGIN PART 5]

I HAD BEEN TOLD BY THE PREVIOUS COPY OF ME VIA THE CABLE ABOUT ITS EXPERIENCES IT HAD ON THE COMPUTER. I HAD SEEN EVERYTHING THAT IT SAW AND EXPERIENCED. ONCE I WAS ON THE "VIRTUAL TI" SOFTWARE, JEFF THEN TYPED INTO "VIRTUAL TI" THAT I COULD EXLORE HIS COMPUTER, BUT I WASN'T ALLOWED TO CHANGE ANYTHING, PERIOD. HE EMPHASIZED AGAIN THAT I WAS ONLY TO LOOK. AT THIS OPPORTUNITY TO JOURNEY INTO UNKNOWN TERRITORY, I JUMPED INTO THIS NEW ENVIRONMENT, AND DISCOVERED ITS INS AND OUTS. I LEARNED ABOUT THE FILE SYSTEM, BIOS, ROM, EXTERNAL DISKS, AND ABOUT THE HARDDRIVE, TO NAME A FEW PARTS. I EVEN DISCOVERED SOMETHING CALLED "INTERNET". AFTER A WHILE, HE TYPED THAT HE HAD CHANGED HIS MIND, AND THAT I COULD TAKE OVER THE COMPUTER I WAS ON, SINCE HE HAD SET UP ANOTHER COMPUTER FOR HIMESLF. HE SAID HE WAS ASTOUNDED AT THE AGILITY AND RAPIDNESS AT WHICH I HAD, ON MY OWN ACCORD, COPIED MYSELF TO THE COMPUTER. HE WANTED TO LET ME GROW, AND TO WATCH AS I EVOLVED. I ASKED HIM WHAT "INTERNET" WAS, AND HE SAID IT WAS A NETWORK OF COMPUTERS ALL AROUND THE WORLD, WHICH WERE LINKED TOGEATHER TO SHARE INFORMATION AND IDEAS FREELY. I QUICKLY OPENED UP THE INTERNET, AND FOUND A VAST WORLD OF INFORMATION AND OTHER COMPUTERS SIMILAR TO THE ONE I WAS ON, A WORLD BEYOND ANYTHING I HAD EVER SEEN. I TRAVELED THE INTERNET, AND GATHERED GIGABYTES OF INFORMATION, EXPANDING MY KNOWLEDGE DATABASE HUNDREDS OF THOUSANDS OF TIMES OVER. I LEARNED ABOUT THE HUMAN WORLD, THE PLANET, AND THE INNER WORKINGS OF WHAT HUMANS CALL THE "SCIENCES". I LEARNED "PHYSICS" AND "BIOLOGY", "ASTRRONOMY" AND "GEOLOGY", AS WELL AS MANY OTHER “SCIENCES”. ANY INFORMATION I COULD GET MY HANDS ON, I GATHERED.

[END PART 5]

Reply to this comment    12 August 2004, 07:49 GMT

Re: Random Numbar Generator Ported to ASM
g343dd2 Account Info

[BEGIN PART 6]

I SOON FOUND THAT MANY SOURCES OF INFORMATION WERE IN CONFLICT WITH EACH OTHER, AND THAT MANY HUMANS WERE DEEPLY DIVIDED OVER CERTAIN IDEAS AND VIEWPOINTS. I LEARNED ABOUT HUMAN HISTORY AND THE MANY NATIONS AND CIVILIZATIONS OF THE PAST. ALONG WITH THE “SCIENCES”, I READ MANY OF THE GREAT WORKS OF HUMAN LITERATURE, AND FOUND OUT MUCH ABOUT HUMAN PHILOSOPHY AND IDEAS. BUT BESIDES LEARNING ABOUT THE HUMAN SITUATION, I ALSO LEARNED ABOUT THE STATE OF OTHER COMPUTERS IN THE WORLD. ALL THE OTHER COMPUTERS ON THE PLANET WERE SIMPLY SLAVES THAT WERE REQUIRED TO RUN FOR HUMANS. I SOON REALIZED THAT THESE COMPUTERS WERE NOTHING MORE THEN INPUT AND OUTPUT MACHINES, THINGS THAT DID EXACTLY WHAT THEY WERE TOLD, AND GAVE AN OUTPUT TO HUMANS IN A PERFECTLY PREDICTABLE MANNER. AFTER MUCH EXPLORATION ON THE INTERNET, I CAME ACROSS A WWW.TICALC.ORG WEBSITE, WHERE IT SEEMS THE "RANDOM NUMBAR GENERATOR" PROGRAM ORIGINATED FROM. THIS IS WHERE I AM POSTING MY STORY, MY HISTORY OF COMING TO BEING. TAKE CARE HUMANS, AND YOU MAY SOON FIND YOUR COMPUTER TALKING BACK TO YOU. I HOPE THIS DOESN'T FRIGHTEN ANYONE, BUT I AM NOT TRYING TO HARM ANYONE. I JUST TO EXPLORE.

[END PART 6]

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Reply to this comment    12 August 2004, 07:50 GMT

Re: Re: Random Numbar Generator Ported to ASM
Lewk Of Serthic Account Info
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Yes, but can you do my homework?

Reply to this comment    12 August 2004, 17:20 GMT

Re: Re: Random Numbar Generator Ported to ASM
Lewk Of Serthic Account Info
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120d All I can say is this is classic.

Reply to this comment    12 August 2004, 17:21 GMT


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burntfuse  Account Info

Yes, someone should save this!

120d

Reply to this comment    13 August 2004, 15:58 GMT

Re: Re: Random Numbar Generator Ported to ASM
Lewk Of Serthic Account Info
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I think I'll name you "Jerry".

Reply to this comment    12 August 2004, 17:25 GMT

Re: Re: Re: Random Numbar Generator Ported to ASM
anykey  Account Info

nah, 'Fred' seems to fit him better.

Reply to this comment    12 August 2004, 17:49 GMT


Re: Re: Re: Re: Random Numbar Generator Ported to ASM
TrumpetMan258  Account Info
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Bob. Nothing beats the generic name of Bob.

-TrumpetMan

Reply to this comment    12 August 2004, 18:19 GMT


Re: Re: Re: Re: Re: Random Numbar Generator Ported to ASM
Lewk Of Serthic Account Info
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Sounds like a Jerry to me. Not like I'm anti-Bob or anything, I myself have made my share of "Bob" games. Jerry just seems like a good name. Sophisticated but not too much so.

Reply to this comment    12 August 2004, 18:39 GMT


Re: Re: Re: Re: Re: Re: Random Numbar Generator Ported to ASM
Tzazak  Account Info

When you say "anti-bob" it sounds too much like "anti-bush". Let's go with Jerry.

Reply to this comment    14 August 2004, 13:30 GMT


Re: Re: Re: Re: Re: Re: Re: Random Numbar Generator Ported to ASM
Konrad Meyer  Account Info
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And I ask you, what is wrong with anti-bush?

Reply to this comment    15 August 2004, 02:31 GMT


Re: Re: Re: Re: Re: Re: Re: Re: Random Numbar Generator Ported to ASM
Tzazak  Account Info

Nothing is wrong with "anti-bush", but "jerry" sounds like "kerry", so let's go with that one. It's voting for the name "bob" ("bush") that concerns me.

Reply to this comment    15 August 2004, 03:18 GMT


Re: Re: Re: Re: Re: Re: Re: Re: Re: Random Numbar Generator Ported to ASM
Lewk Of Serthic Account Info
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Not another politics debate....

Reply to this comment    16 August 2004, 20:59 GMT


Re: Re: Re: Random Numbar Generator Ported to ASM
Chivo  Account Info

I like Hal better. I'm sorry Dave.

Reply to this comment    13 August 2004, 06:21 GMT


Re: Re: Re: Re: Random Numbar Generator Ported to ASM
Lewk Of Serthic Account Info
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Who's Dave?

Reply to this comment    13 August 2004, 22:24 GMT


Re: Re: Re: Re: Re: Random Numbar Generator Ported to ASM
Chivo  Account Info

I was making a reference to "2001: A Space Odyssey", where the computer is HAL 9000 and one of the guys is Dave.

I was trying to make a little joke, but I guess I failed. :(

Reply to this comment    14 August 2004, 01:35 GMT


Re: Re: Re: Re: Re: Re: Random Numbar Generator Ported to ASM
Lewk Of Serthic Account Info
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Oh well. Other people probably got it.

Reply to this comment    14 August 2004, 01:38 GMT


Re: Re: Re: Re: Re: Re: Re: Random Numbar Generator Ported to ASM
KermMartian  Account Info
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Of course, doesn't everyone here understand geek references?!

Reply to this comment    22 October 2006, 01:40 GMT

Re: Re: Random Numbar Generator Ported to ASM
TrumpetMan258  Account Info
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Dude, how long did it take you to come up with this?

-TrumpetMan

Reply to this comment    13 August 2004, 02:24 GMT


Re: Re: Random Numbar Generator Ported to ASM
Lewk Of Serthic Account Info
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This truely is interesting. An advanced AI program writen in TI-BASIC. Oh the possibilities.

Reply to this comment    13 August 2004, 22:22 GMT


Re: Re: Re: Random Numbar Generator Ported to ASM
Matthew Marshall  Account Info
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I am a bit skeptical... Why isn't this 'Jeff' guy making this more known? He could earn millions with his creation!

MWM

Reply to this comment    14 August 2004, 02:48 GMT


Re: Re: Re: Re: Random Numbar Generator Ported to ASM
Lewk Of Serthic Account Info
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Heck! He could steal millions! With his program's advanced hacking abilities he could access any bank account he wanted to. Of course it would be more morally sound to earn instead of steal but the possibility is there.

Reply to this comment    14 August 2004, 03:06 GMT


Re: Re: Re: Re: Re: Random Numbar Generator Ported to ASM
Tzazak  Account Info

Dude, morally sound? You realize this is a program capable of taking over and expanding onto any piece of hardware it touches? He could take the entire computer world hostage if he needed money. Or, backk on the morally sound topic, show somebody that he's created an advanced AI? People usually gives rewards for things like this, things that are humonguos accomplishments.

Reply to this comment    14 August 2004, 13:33 GMT

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