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Post by AnthroHeart on May 20, 2021 23:57:15 GMT
I could probably write some code to generate these files to test, but I propose:
1) We could nest INTENTS.TXT files, however deep we want. Let's go 10 deep.
2) So we would have:
INTENTS1.TXT that contains "I am love and am extremely happy." 1000 times.
INTENTS2.TXT that contains "INTENTS1.TXT" 1000 times.
INTENTS3.TXT that contains "INTENTS2.TXT" 1000 times.
INTENTS4.TXT that contains "INTENTS3.TXT" 1000 times.
INTENTS5.TXT that contains "INTENTS4.TXT" 1000 times.
INTENTS6.TXT that contains "INTENTS5.TXT" 1000 times.
INTENTS7.TXT that contains "INTENTS6.TXT" 1000 times.
INTENTS8.TXT that contains "INTENTS7.TXT" 1000 times.
INTENTS9.TXT that contains "INTENTS8.TXT" 1000 times.
INTENTS10.TXT that contains "INTENTS9.TXT" 1000 times.
You would repeat "INTENTS10.TXT"
This would be 1000^10 repetitions per iteration, or 1 million trillion trillion.
Do that a billion times per second.
Would someone like to play with this?
I could generate the utility to write whatever intent you want however many times you want to a file.
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Post by reden on May 21, 2021 0:10:43 GMT
Should it be "I am love and am extremely happy. I am love and am extremely happy. I am love and am extremely happy. I am love and am extremely happy. I am love and am extremely happy."
Or "I am love and am extremely happy.
I am love and am extremely happy.
I am love and am extremely happy."?
If it's the first, then it's counted as 1 line in some editors. Therefore we can squeeze even more performance, an insane degree.
1000 lines, each line contains the Intention 1000 times. Multiplied by another file having 1000 lines with each line having the Intention 1000 times...
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Post by AnthroHeart on May 21, 2021 0:17:44 GMT
In memory I don't do linebreaks cause it doesn't need to look good.
In text file, I always do \r\n to do a line break to make the TXT file more readable.
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Post by AnthroHeart on May 21, 2021 0:18:54 GMT
Ok, reden, can you plan out how you would like the program to go.
Like 1) ask for how many levels deep in file to go, etc.
If you come up with the design, I can code the utility.
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Post by reden on May 21, 2021 0:23:53 GMT
I am doing it manually with vim.
It's a very intelligent editor.
You write what you want, then you highlight from the start with v (just v), then you press y.
Afterwards you press $ to put yourself at the end of the line (be sure to add an empty space too), and then press 10000p.
This will paste the line 10000 times.
You later press V to select the entire thing, then y.
Afterwards you press p.
All the 10000 intentions will be copied.
You can write 10p to copy the pile 10 times.
I haven't gotten to the several files part yet.
But I did 100 lines with each line having 10000 repeats.
So 1 million so far. 33 mb size.
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Post by AnthroHeart on May 21, 2021 0:27:29 GMT
Awesome, let us know how it goes.
If it works, I can add that function of nesting to the Repeater.
Are you going for a google?
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Post by reden on May 21, 2021 0:38:39 GMT
Awesome, let us know how it goes. If it works, I can add that function of nesting to the Repeater. Are you going for a google? I calculated how much that was, 1x10100. That's a lot. Way more than even Colab. Seriously. It's uncomparable. I will try, I think. |
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Post by AnthroHeart on May 21, 2021 0:41:20 GMT
I would probably shoot for the Planck time. May be no need to go beyond 10^44 per second or something.
The Planck time is the blink rate of the universe. You can't really go faster than that.
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Post by reden on May 21, 2021 0:47:03 GMT
Don't forget we will run the Repeater on top of all the multiplications, and that by itself will multiply it by quadrillions or quintillions.
I'm at 1x21. One of the files is 1 GB.
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Post by reden on May 21, 2021 0:53:55 GMT
An intensity in my heart chakra... well it's like something is flooding into it. I can feel it clearly. ....... that was after 53 seconds too, at 1 gb ram.
I don't have empathy receptors in my brain so my perception of love is altered compared to a normal person.
But it's still strong. Very strong.
I bet that it would bowl you over, and this is not an insult!
04:17 I had to stop it. 806.073q. It was strong and my solar plexus wanted attention.
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Post by AnthroHeart on May 21, 2021 0:56:55 GMT
I am doing it manually with vim. It's a very intelligent editor. You write what you want, then you highlight from the start with v (just v), then you press y. Afterwards you press $ to put yourself at the end of the line (be sure to add an empty space too), and then press 10000p. This will paste the line 10000 times. You later press V to select the entire thing, then y. Afterwards you press p. All the 10000 intentions will be copied. You can write 10p to copy the pile 10 times. I haven't gotten to the several files part yet. But I did 100 lines with each line having 10000 repeats. So 1 million so far. 33 mb size. 33mb is too much. You could do 100 files at 10 repetitions per file, and that's a google. Unless my math is wrong, that's 10^100. Not a googleplex, but a google. I'd go for more files rather than bigger ones. But try it both ways. |
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Post by reden on May 21, 2021 0:57:21 GMT
My heart hurt a little... hmmm
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Post by AnthroHeart on May 21, 2021 0:59:31 GMT
Well, if it really is that much faster, it probably is pretty strong.
Maybe you can see about manifesting things with that, rather than working on yourself.
Imagine combining intention multiplying with nesting and the holo-link.
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Post by reden on May 21, 2021 1:00:40 GMT
How should we go about physical manifestation? "I can instantly manifest physically"?
Or instead specifying the item to be instantly manifested, like a... pear.
What about involving the Holo-Stones through the Holo-Link? Oh... the thoughtforms would become oversaturated. We can't.
It will have to be through Repeater only.
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Post by reden on May 21, 2021 1:03:22 GMT
What if we used a Holo-Link file which did not menction the thoughtforms at all, only HOLOSTONE.PNG and the amplifier. I think that would safe for the Link's stability. tai. |
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