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Only when there's a new release.

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Total Members Voted: 13

[PrivateNomad]

One person. One person that is really suspicious.

He pulled it on Dalia too.

[kj1225]

She was messing with very delicate things.

[Empiricist]

Again, why does the language being unknown matter so much if the machine code is also unknown?

[PrivateNomad]

Kyle also pulled his gun on a lot of other girls.

if you know what I mean.

[smurfingtonthethird]

Cuneiform code is not even remotely similar to anything humans have come up with. For example, it can only be displayed conventionally in it's raw form as a 3-dimensional image of interconnected symbols and shapes. All will be revealed eventually. Probably.

[Empiricist]

That doesn't matter. It would still be compiled into machine code or it wouldn't run. Unless the actual code doesn't get compiled and just possesses the machine.

[smurfingtonthethird]

REI is currently locked up inside the nanocore. As I said, it isn't really conventional code, it requires a special device to interact with conventional devices, Kaiser's slab.

[Empiricist]

Cuneiform code is not even remotely similar to anything humans have come up with. For example, it can only be displayed conventionally in it's raw form as a 3-dimensional image of interconnected symbols and shapes.

It doesn't sound TOO odd, it reminds me a bit of Brainfuck actually seeing as the code for printing "Hello World" in that is

Code: (Hello World) [Select]

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REI is currently locked up inside the nanocore. As I said, it isn't really conventional code, it requires a special device to interact with conventional devices, Kaiser's slab.

Yeah, but if you think of the slab as a compiler, it actually isn't that different from conventional code, aside from the weird representation and whatnot.

[USEC_OFFICER]

Kyle also pulled his gun on a lot of other girls.

if you know what I mean.

I was thinking of making that joke, but with Kyle having changed and being less like that I thought that it wouldn't be appropiate. So great going Nomad, you have lower standards than me.

_{Maybe not.}

That doesn't matter. It would still be compiled into machine code or it wouldn't run. Unless the actual code doesn't get compiled and just possesses the machine.

Yep. And honestly code that is displayed as a 3D image is probably horribly inefficent, since you can only execute one line of machine code at a time. Even OOP is just a fancy and smexy way of organizing computer memory and commands.

REI is currently locked up inside the nanocore. As I said, it isn't really conventional code, it requires a special device to interact with conventional devices, Kaiser's slab.

Which is still rather bullshit as conventional devices run off of 1s and 0s. Do you really need a massive slab as an adaptor?

[Empiricist]

Assuming that slab is some sort of physical compiler that compiles for just about anything, it ain't that bad.

[USEC_OFFICER]

Eh... Depends on how we define conventional devices and interfaces I guess. Definitely not important enough to argue about though, that much I am certain.

[smurfingtonthethird]

Cuneiform is supposed to be used with CORE's original... stuff. Nothing like the stuff humans generally use. Yes, the slab is a compiler, it converts Cuneiform into a more conventional code. As I said, it'll make sense later on.

[Empiricist]

It converts Cuneiform into a more conventional code. As I said, it'll make sense later on.

Wouldn't it be more efficient to translate it into machine code instead?

[smurfingtonthethird]

Either or. It's a pretty dynamic little thing. Also worth a few million for the metals inside it, and a few billion if you can duplicate the technology and sell it off.

[Empiricist]

By conventional code, do you mean into a specific language? Or any language?
If it's the latter, it would be rather amusing representing REI in Ook!

Code: (Seeing as Hellow World, when written in Ook! looks like:) [Select]

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