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[@u_ufishdu_u2063]

Jordan doing puzzles like this is like a small version of that idea that if you give a monkey a typewriter and enough time, they will eventually, coincidentally, produce the combined works of Shakespeare

[@VcSaJen]

Not coincidentally, but intuitively. Brain learns in the background, "getting the hang of it".

[@DuncanGDA]

Jardon and I are very different people when it comes to logic puzzles like this. I'd refuse to move forward if I didn't understand why or how what I did worked. I'd sit there looking and and thinking about the puzzle that was already complete just to figure out why it worked

[@MiTheMer]

That is a great trait for most careers, except for entertainers/content creators xP

[@leynayawhite104]

In some cases the confusion would be entertaining tho

[@KaranMBT]

same i was not alone lol (nor are you)

[@glitched_bg3344]

Same

[@Merivio]

Same

[@TylerDollarhide]

I'm not frustrated that he doesn't immediately know the logic, I'm upset that he doesn't immediately know to work backwards. He goes to the very last one, then jumps straight back to the buttons.

[@greenpepperpasta]

Fun fact, your CPU's clock speed is basically just a measure of how many times per second it "relays the D".

[@katyahoopes6315]

surely not?? how the heck?

[@greenpepperpasta]

@@katyahoopes6315 Well it's a bit more complicated than that, but basically a CPU has a bunch of logic gates as well as flip-flops (the logic component introduced at 14:00). The arrow input is called the clock input because it's usually connected to a clock signal turning on and off over and over again - each time it repeats is called a clock cycle. (The name flip-flop is because it effectively stores a single bit that can be flipped back and forth each clock cycle.) All the flip-flops are connected to a central clock, keeping them in sync so they update their values ("relay the D") at the same time. So a single flip flop can temporarily store a single bit, holding it at either a 0 or 1 until the next clock cycle causes the output to update again. Note that the logic gates (AND, OR, NOT, etc) don't work instantly - they take some time for the signal to propagate through them and the wires connecting them, which is one reason why flip flops are needed to "hold" the output long enough for that to happen. They also allow things to stay in sync - for example an 8-bit number would be stored by making a group of 8 flip-flops (This is called a register). If you need to update that number, then you can be sure that all 8 bits will change at more or less the exact same time because they're all connected to the same clock signal. There's a Tom Scott video called "The Fetch-Execute Cycle" that does an decent job at briefly explaining what a CPU is doing each clock cycle.

[@samkomododragon782]

@@greenpepperpasta I love that Tom Scott video :D

[@SirHurricane_]

I like that it uses the proper symbols for each logic gate

[@MiTheMer]

Quite an interesting map! Even as an IT student who did have to draw a couple of diagrams like these, D-Flip-Flops need some time to get an intuition for. GG for doing it all in one hour! Also this map would indeed make a great introduction to the topic at an university.

[@aureaux]

LMAO they just start with “yeah we got attacked by ghosts and they pwned us so hard we had to upgrade”

[@Dmangames-gg3cl]

Computer Scientist here, currently taking a class in college that solely focuses on this so I had a lot of fun watching

[@adelalmohtaseb5261]

Me too

[@ModePrometheus]

Union electrician here, I learn this in my apprenticeship, I had tons of fun with it.

[@andrewrobbins4470]

If you wouldn't mind my asking, what is this class called? These are the exact type of classes I was hoping to take while in college.

[@Dmangames-gg3cl]

@@andrewrobbins4470 So at the college I go to the class is called "Logic and Algorithms" which is basically a more computer science-oriented version of Discrete math. In the class you talk about truth tables which directly corelate with the video

[@thegamedevcave]

an hour of jardon doing logic puzzles.... sure this won't be infuriating for my programmer brain to watch... right? RIGHT?! edit : 5 minutes in an he's already getting mixed up between or and Xor gates.... this is gonna be good edit 2 : that actually wasn't half bad, cap did a pretty good job!

[@brankin421]

For the record, I was embarrassed about something and almost didn't talk to my doctor about it. I decided to anyway and found out that it was life-threatening and if I'd waited much longer I might have died. DO NOT listen to Sparklez, DO NOT wait, and DO NOT be embarrassed, Doctors have seen everything and they can help you.

[@YoshisaurUnderscore]

I remember I played this map last year while I was taking a class on digital logic for my electrical engineering degree. I felt so big-brain the whole time because I knew all of the concepts in the map from class.

[@DrgnZip]

Level 5 and he's already struggling with a NOR gate. Please help.

[@WilliamLDeRieuxIV]

47:23 The D-latch -- the value of D is moved to Q (the output) only when E is active.

[@hazellllmarieee]

My mans be puttin out adventure map videos like it's his forking job

[@Geow1ng]

Thats because it is his forking job /lh

[@llloyd4]

"Relay the D" ... That can be taken * SO * wrong, Jardon. *LOL!*

[@stavik96]

To see the logic in redstone I'd think that you have buttons that control sticky pistons that move a block in and out of a separate redstone circuit. In the case of inverter it's as simple as a block with a redstone torch on it, signal into block, torch off, no signal into block, torch on and redstone after torch is powered. AND would be 2 pistons closing a circuit when powered. XOR would be a circuit with 2 paths and when in the same state the 2 pistons will affect different paths. basically a two way switch which is what we use to have 2 switches control the lights in a hallway. OR would just be 2 pistons where powering either one would allow for a signal to pass through. Not too well-versed in redstone however so don't know about flip-flop and such.

[@DanielKelly87]

I would love to see twitch chat on screen during this one. I would imagine it was hilarious.

[@danielcameron9857]

Semester 1: Intro to Electronics, Semester 2: Fundamentals of Digital Circuits. I think your logic theory understanding is beyond first year, now. Not bad :) Next semester: solve all mathematically.

[@hcblue]

Ah, this brings me back to college and banging my head against the Logic textbook 🥰

[@5wan5ong61]

As someone who started in computer sciences and then had to quit because my mind could not wrap around the concepts at the time, this was fascinating to watch. :)

[@amansparekh]

As someone who’s making a computer out of transistor logic gates, this was an unexpectedly enjoyable map to watch

[@myselph1761]

Wow, next time I need to study up on logic circuits I'll just play this map instead

[@FoxSlyme]

You can also try out the game "Turing Complete" if you want

[@ruby01games64]

I played this map with a couple missing textures. No important textures were missing. But I really like logic

[@DracolegacyOfficial]

7 minutes in and you have me frustrated more than usual lol

[@benthebeaver]

This is basically straight out of a chapter of my college E-lab class

[@trevorhaddox6884]

Now play Robot Odyssey, it's this but on steroids where you have to place the gates to get the right output. It's a browser port of an early 80s PC game of the same name. You save the game by copying the URL, you'd need it, it's brutally hard, and even the person who made the port took 8 hours...with cheats.

[@stavik96]

33:18 Oh for sure, I had lump with liquid coming out at the top where my thigh meets the rest of me. Looked like an abscess and I kept switching between "I should see a doctor" to "if I die I die". In the end I didn't go and I think it solved itself but if the area is totally alright I do not know.

[@Altair4611]

Computer engineering on top

[@toastr1255]

I was _screaming_ at the screen for him to turn the E off while the D was on and then turn the D off for level 43 and he didn't even end up doing it that way

[@minecraftingmom]

Redstone is hard for me because it doesn't work like electronics so this is relaxing

[@JAGplayz]

Welcome to button press simulator. Enjoy frustration with a side of headache.

[@kilbymorgan8626]

I understand logic gates enough to solve puzzles but not enough to apply to anything. I'm like this with Spanish too. I can understand Spanish to a degree but I can't speak it. I have approximate knowledge of many things

[@KYO297]

Started playing the map at the same time you started the first level. Completed it while you were working on 43. I'm very curious how our "buttons pressed" statistics would compare but I don't think Minecraft tracks that

[@probower4726]

Okay but if you do have a double inverted donger in there, it's worth going to the doctor, if only to get that extracted and learn from that moment. Or rather, don't shove a double inverted donger in there. Dare I say, it's not worth it. But I've heard ER stories of things of that nature from doctors I know ._.

[@IBF69420]

Making some good computers which is still some fun to see LOL and the fricky fun relaying

[@micah-c]

4:25 Howdy lol

[@funtechu]

As a chip designer, watching this is quite entertaining :)

[@WilliamLDeRieuxIV]

8:13 It's weird to call that a "multiplexer"....A multiplexer allows you to route a selected input to the output (often done via binary switches), but in this case it's a 1-bit multiplexer which is nothing more than an on/off switch.

[@_imfriendly95_67]

i wanted to enjoy the map but also get jordans reaction, so im listening to this while playing. edit: "hopefully they don't introduce something new at level 40" me at level 40:

[@ayin5870]

I am going to Boston University for computer engineering next year and honestly this video was really really cool to see!!! :)) You did great

[@VcSaJen]

"We made it halfway through" Video: 23:03 out of 1:11:07 Let's just say it gets harder.

[@Robbie06261995]

Oh boy as a CpE this map looks right up my alley.

[@awesomeandrew0448]

As a computer engineering student who is about to graduate this is actually quite enjoyable

[@VojtaJavora]

14:25 Jardon just discovered pipelining

[@sanca4284]

18:10 University?? I did this sorta stuff in grade 10 discrete electronics classes. Maybe not quite as complicated as the later levels probably grade 11 for them.

[@Zorgot.]

lucky

[@lorrygoth]

Oh hey! Is this the clone that gets smart and becomes X33n!? /s You are smart Jordan, I'm sorry.

[@Capiosus]

x33n not z33n

[@lorrygoth]

@@Capiosus Thank you so much, very dumb of me 😅 this clone is much smarter than I am.

[@tertiaryjafo2]

As a Software Engineer, I didn't get far into the video before being so frustrated that I quit watching. That is very rare for me, but I was screaming (internally) from the very beginning. Ugh!

[@zacharydefeciani7890]

Relays the d while the e is active Relays the d while the e is Frick Relays the Relays the d While the e ... Is active Frick.

[@NerdMiGerd]

DBZ is fun tbh. Especially all the stuff from the Saiyan arc to the Androids/Cell saga. Was never really that big on the Buu stuff though.

[@greenpepperpasta]

D stands for Data E stands for Enable Q stands for ... Output (Don't ask why)

[@19Peacemaker88]

I don't know how many times I yelled "Stop double clicking" during this video!

[@azeria1]

Slowly getting ready for a gregtech mod pack play though I see

[@matthijsweststrate5552]

i had this stuff in school for a chapter of our textbook. gonna check this map out later looks nice

[@thomasthecrunkengine3512]

“It fricked my donger!” -Jordan Maron, 2023

[@Naiens]

currently 7 minutes into the video and already pulling my hair out lmao

[@DianaBell_MG]

33:00 Jardoon would never never survive as a woman.

[@ModePrometheus]

Jardon, union electricians learn this too fyi. Plus pure logic gates are fun.

[@isobarkley]

"are you going to yeet me into the voi-"

[@misguidedsaint3693]

Him not figuring out inverters kinda pissed me off

[@cee_yarr]

I feel like you'd get weird looks if you called it a "zore gate" instead of an "ex or gate".

[@katyahoopes6315]

aw but i like calling it thatttt (as a business student)

[@cameronsmith3513]

I mean, considering it stands for "exclusive or gate" calling it a "zore gate" is just heresy

[@eddy1986]

This might be the first time i'm waiting to watch the video. I want to play this myself first!

[@jacobebstein8838]

I'm in high school and we did an entire programming unit on DeMorgan's law (logic synonyms ex. !> is the same as

[@ruby01games64]

Dotted And is an Nand. Can be either but not both. Dotted Or is Nor. Neither can be on.

[@davidpub576]

not even 8 minutes in and im already ready to pull my hair out

[@toadstooltadd3843]

Double inverted donger

[@Merivio]

How many fricks are in this video?! 😂

[@NGC-7635]

Computer programming makes my brain big sad.

[@JossOwX]

I literally just did an exam for college about this

[@vulpix9210]

this is literally just college level digital logic course...

[@dzakytamir3048]

does anyone know what music is this map used?

[@hipnyah]

Frustrate here. And yes. You were right in the beginning.

[@Wesrl]

I do computer stuff at my job

[@jacobrutzke691]

Nice

[@SwazerHax]

anyone got music for 7:55 ?

[@geekmoto1363]

i got to 35 and got stuck

[@genisthetennismenace8694]

Stopped watching at 20mins because I am hurting inside. I might just leave it on and go outside so it gives Jardon the view 😭

[@Viz666]

if you have a medical issue no matter how embarrassing please seek medical help, its not worth losing your life over.

[@ShanDynasty]

Beeep booop

[@kayleyuland]

Kahoot music???

[@the_chronicler]

Let's go

[@affemannen13]

4th, yay?

[@NateTmi]

I took electrical engineering, circuit boards. Y should I think u can follow it as good or better then me? You could be gifted or ungifted in any skill & I don't know how good u are at learning. I watch for entertainment & not to find out how smart you are

[@ethanmoodley6136]

I have never watched Dragon Ball Z

[@woopyboi]

Not first :)

[@Dfc4life]

Yoo

[@Dfc4life]

6th?

[@_Beastie_]

:)

[@ambadatgaming]

uhh fourth i guess

[@aaron6627]

Firstie

[@roowco1]

nice job, you're actually first

[@oliviaconti6064]

third!!!

[@solomonshedarowich3632]

I’m first!!!

[@joeyrz]

😮 am I the only one who thinks the music was just too loud and annoying? I had to turn it way down and I could hardly hear Sparklez. And the music was still annoying me.