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It would be cool to see a "many worlds" version of this, where the interpreter forks every time a RANDOM instruction is executed such that one fork has the valu
by aaron_m04 8y ago
It would be cool to see a "many worlds" version of this, where the interpreter forks every time a RANDOM instruction is executed such that one fork has the value 0 and the other has the value 1, and the output tells whether or not all the forks have halted within 100,000 instructions.