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I learned this while hanging out in the library (Martin Gardner’s column in Scientific American). I put it to good use years later in college: I decided to impl
by todd8 8y ago
I learned this while hanging out in the library (Martin Gardner’s column in Scientific American). I put it to good use years later in college: I decided to implement a Nim playing circuit (out of RTL logic gates, yuk!) for my digital design lab course final project in 1975. It was a complex sequential circuit, but the result was quite remarkable. It played perfect Nim with up to four piles of 1 to 16 tokens.
- quickthrower2 8y agoI'm reading dots and boxes by Elwyn Berlekamp. It describes how to relate the two games. That might interest you. I like your project idea. I'm not hard core enough to build something from transistors but I'd love to give nin a go in assembler on an arduino. Something to add to my backlog!