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"123456" is all you need!
Digits: 11 is 1. 12 is 2. 13 is 3. 14 is 4. 15 is 5. 16 is 6.
21 is 7. 22 is
8.
23 is 9. 24 is 0.
Alphabet: 25 is A. 26 is B. 31 is C. 32 is D. 33 is E. 34 is
F. 35 is G.
36
is H. 41 is I. 42 is J. 43 is K. 44 is L. 45 is M. 46 is N. 51
is O. 52 is
P.
53
is Q. 54 is R. 55 is S. 56 is T. 61 is U. 62 is V. 63 W.
64 is X. 65 is
Y.
66 is Z.
Program One: 24241536334444512424156351544432
⚁⚃ ⚁⚃ ⚀⚄ ⚂⚅ ⚂⚂ ⚃⚃ ⚃⚃ ⚄⚀
⚁⚃ ⚁⚃ ⚀⚄ ⚅⚂ ⚄⚀ ⚄⚃ ⚃⚃ ⚂⚁
Meaning: 00HELLO 00WORLD
Translation: HELLO WORLD
Program Two: 2413132532321112
Meaning: 03ADD 1 2
Meaning: (ADD 1 2)
Translation: 3
Program Three: 241213342531 25 2413124456 25 12
11
241213342531 25 242413565461 241313456144 25
241213342531
241313556126 25 11
Meaning: 02FAC A 03LT A 2 1 02FAC A 00TRU 03MUL
A 02FAC 03SUB
A 1
Meaning: (FAC A) (LT A 2) 1 (FAC A) TRU (MUL A (FAC
(SUB A 1)))
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An esoteric programming language notable for its extreme minimalism [xaviergisz, Jun 17 2020]
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//Is this related to 'coin-flippy' programming?// |
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Ah, yes, you have done your homework! That was my first
project in this vein! But I believed it had fallen into
obscurity after having not told anyone about it. How did
you come across my earlier work [Ian_Tindale]? |
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Using 2 (hex-sided) dice, a 12 character alphabet can be built along frequency-of-occurrence, ie: the equivalent of an 'e' could be 6 (3+3, 1+5, 5+1, ...) |
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[zen_tom], I clearly state that the only values used are
"123456". This is because six-sided dice have six sides. I will
add a factorial function at some point in order to show how
it is done but this may be beside the point. In 2050, if your
AI does not know how to add two numbers then we are all
in real trouble. |
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I may be missing a point here, but it look to me as if
you have not created a new language, but merely an
alternative to ASCII. How am I wrong? |
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I agree with [MB]: It looks like a Lisp written with a bizarre
character encoding. |
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It seems [zelah] has a fascination with using 6 characters.
We've already shredded your "Five" maths system. Your "6" programming system is no better. It's just a poorly thought-out relabelling of things that already work. |
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Nothing wrong with stretching the brain a bit. 6 is a little awkward, 12 is better. |
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Neither fit into the hardware on/off binary paradigm, though. What are you going to use for a 6-state bit ? |
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Go ahead, make it a business. It's likely that you'll end up broke, but
with far less certainty than those gambling schemes... |
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I became a programmer to make the big bucks. |
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( I enrolled in basket weaving course to get an easy A.) |
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Vegas sent my boss a truckload of used dice, and I am unemployed. |
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( Two Navajoes enrolled, raised the class average, and I flunked out.) |
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