How do you build a CPU entirely by yourself, starting from sticks and stones?
How do you build a CPU entirely by yourself, starting from sticks and stones?
Oliver Gray
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Nolan Phillips
Use sticks to light up fire and stones as tools and then after idk how many years your descendants will have overpriced CPUs that need a new motherboard every 4 years
Josiah Powell
A stick is a computer, the first recorded computer program was written for it
William Gray
Start with the industrial revolution
Jordan Moore
We used Xilings Studio to design a CPU at unicersity.
Gavin Evans
If you can count, you don't even need skicks and stones to make a CPU.
1+1=2
Conragulations, ur a cpu.
Easton Clark
You fucking nigger do you even know what a logic gate is?
You assemble transistors into logic gates first, then you assemble logic gates into more complex ICs like memory, ALUs, counters, registers and control unit etc then you assemble those into a CPU
Jonathan Cook
OP is suggesting you don't have transistors or any other kind of switch, so you'd have to use a substitute like hydraulic channels in the earth or something
Chase Peterson
You need to make a kiln out of clay then use it to melt ores into metals. Melt sand to get glass. Use glass and metal to make vacuum tube based computer.
Brody Cook
mycpu.eu
Ayden Harris
You don't need to go as back as wood times, get a basic breadboard and some ic
Gabriel Mitchell
I haven't read it in a while but watch/read this and they should get there eventually
Eli Evans
>chain a few 4-bit slices together
>huge friction
Water doesn't have this problem
James Howard
>use rocks to smash other rocks with metal ores in it
>process ore in a forge made of clay and shit
>use metals to create tools of increasing complexity
>use tools to create engines
>use engine to create factories
>use factory to create vacuum tube materials
>use vacuum tube to create CPU
Easy
Nolan Hughes
Charles Gutierrez
Daniel Jackson
well you just need to learn chemistry and physics for a few years and then invest a few hundred thousand dollars into a home lab, then maybe you will be able to construct a cpu with a few transistors like
Tyler Rodriguez
collect vood
Liam Sanders
punch a tree
Luis Bailey
You separate boron, aluminum, phosphorus and silica from the stones.
Then, you mix boron, aluminum and silica in a forge and cut the result like loafes.
Then you do the same thing but with phosphorus and silica.
Now you make a sandwitch with the first type of loaf and the second type in the middle.
Make like 100 million of this and conect it all one by one.
This is now your CPU.
Josiah Gonzalez
Thomas Carter
Ok so that green stuff on an Intel CPU is what exactly? Is it the PCB? How the fuck do you actually get the assembly instructions INTO the CPU? Like it's a green thingy made of sillicon. How did they make it have code inside it??? I thought code was digital???
Also, what is the metal part for? Is that just to disperse heat so that the chip doesn't catch on fire? What type of metal is it, and can you just slap it on top of the PCB? Will that work with some decent glue?
I really want to know this stuff.