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They can. It's just that this specific program is not capable of translating it.

• throwaway290 11mo ago
  I couldn't find any examples by googling, give one?
  • rbits 11mo ago
    https://minecraft.wiki/w/Redstone_circuits/Memory https://minecraft.wiki/w/Redstone_circuits/Memory
    • throwaway290 11mo ago
      Ctrl F "feedback" = nothing
  • Aromasin 11mo ago
    Check out this persons' YouTube channel: https://www.youtube.com/@sammyuri/videos https://www.youtube.com/@sammyuri/videos You wouldn't be able to do any of that without feedack.
    • throwaway290 11mo ago
      OK. I thought feedback was more like that analog thing in electricity where you plug thing into itself and it amplifies but I guess it's also used in memory circuts
      • regularfry 11mo ago
        Have a look at the diagram for https://minecraft.wiki/w/Redstone_circuits/Memory#Input_stabilization_with_reset https://minecraft.wiki/w/Redstone_circuits/Memory#Input_stab.... It's doing exactly that.
        • throwaway290 11mo ago
          again this is showing memory and not the analog feedback behavior I thought about...
          • oasisaimlessly 11mo ago
            They're (approximately) one and the same. * Feedback causes memory-like effects (e.g. reverb and oscillation whine in audio systems). * Besides maybe memresistors, memory is pretty much always implemented via positive feedback (i.e. >unity loop gain) plus some sort of saturation to prevent exponential growth (which you typically get for free in physical systems if you can keep them from exploding). Furthermore, digital behavior is an emergent effect from analog physical systems that are designed to be bistable. Digital systems will always make use of analog physical processes "under the hood".