Looong word

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00:42:52

There's a word that has over 180,000 letters and takes 3 hours to read, but this ain't it :P

published 9 years ago

hurz

9 years ago

Try to find your name and bithday within a computer rnd() function. Store the seed value and you have a short program to print this text ;-)

roops1967

9 years ago

I'll take your word ;)

roops1967

9 years ago

Giving a nod to maxmax_66 ;)

hurz

9 years ago

In average the seed is as long as the text you store, do not try to build an ultimate zip downto 1bit for any given text 8-)

maxmax_66

9 years ago

Very nice. Miss Poppins would be very proud. :-)

roops1967

9 years ago

Yes she would LoL!

roops1967

9 years ago

Hurz I get the gist of what your saying but otherwise you've really lost me, sorry are we talking about a random text generator ?

roops1967

9 years ago

Incase anyone ain't figured out the text it reads 'supercalifragilisticexpialidocious' , those who are old enough will remember the musical ;)

roops1967

9 years ago

And the longest word read out by some nerd http://www.digitalspy.com/fun/news/a444700/longest-word-has-189819-letters-takes-three-hours-to-pronounce/

hurz

9 years ago

If i see such kind of circuits, i always think about compression/entroy. See the text you made fits on a single worksheet as circuit! Donig that with a ROM implementation storing 7bit for each text position by 34 character would already need 2.5 times of work sheets and not taking into account for the sequencer to read out the information. So what you did is a costumized compressor for the word 'supercalifragilisticexpialidocious' by a factor of about ~3. Not to bad :-)

roops1967

9 years ago

Yes I got u now and glad you picked up on that hurz :) I think of it as an encryption by using analogue values, which gives it efficiency so yes I've compressed it ;)

roops1967

9 years ago

What you think of the crude A/D converter? I copied yours :P

hurz

9 years ago

Igor promised to make some AD DA converter as building blocks. Anyway, I dont see any new activities from him. :-(

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