DocSpeezy Builder Application

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Minecraft Name: DocSpeezy

What do you like the most about redstone?: the simplicity of it

What’s a thing you have made which demonstrates redstone knowledge?: i created a 3bit computer on a bedrock minecraft server and was working on a 4 bit computer with
even a RAM module before ending the project due to the server being shut down.

What does the thing do?: it was a simple 3 bit computer with a 3 bit ROM and 5+ opcodes, it was primitive but i still created a basic calculator program in it

Image(s) and/or video(s) of the device:

Saturn2
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earlier photo of the cpu (i couldnt send more than one embed and this was the clearest photo i had)

What did you make as your trial build?: a basic Analog CPU(Or ALU due to how truly basic it is)

What is the warp for your trial build?: hexcpu1

Do you agree with the rules?: even if i didnt my biases wouldnt matter, i would still follow them

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Could you elaborate? I’d like to know how your build could be considered an ALU and a CPU and what exactly it does.

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Well it’s really just 2 registers a databus and an ALU, so due to it not having many complex modules or components really other than the ALU I said it could just be considered one since it’s not really a CPU though its a good start as of currently

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Im glad i could help you refind your passion, good luck on whatever you work on next!

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Stating that you know it’s not allowed doesn’t somehow permit it.

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It might be best to simply use an ALU then, generally makes things easier overall.

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i never said anything similar to “i dont think its allowed but i guess it works”, i was simply saying it wasnt essentially a cpu it was more of an advanced ALU with a databus

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i already made it…

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That was in response to someone else replying to your application, not you.

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oh my mistake

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That’s fair.

This application has been accepted! Whenever both you and a staff member are free, feel free to ask them for a trial. You are able to try again after failing and waiting 24 hours. It is always recommended to do a practice trial with another member before starting your real one and to practice the questions found at ORE Binary Quiz to help prepare for some of the trial questions.

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