
Dot-grid gates add 7 + 5 in a Nolan-style short
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OUR NOTEA dark, cinematic explainer shows a 4-bit ALU adding 7 + 5 as glowing dot grids, with a gate counter and running cost; Opus 5.5 was asked to make the video about the experiment, Nolan style.
I made Jev do a stupider thing, be a NAND gate, so it can run a 4-bit ALU.
Adding 7 + 5 = 12 takes 116 gates, 7.6 seconds, $0.0018, and a compound 84% probability.
Billions of these will play Doom one day.
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