jevVIDEO
A CPU emulator that uses Jev to pick each tick's instruction
Each step feeds the goal, CPU state, memory and history to Jev, which picks an instruction by probability; sqrt and reverse took 48 instructions and $0.026, while fibonacci still fails.
Mustafa Akın
@mustafaakinArchived 2026.09.21Originally posted 2026.09.20
Mustafa Akın @mustafaakinOriginally posted 2026.09.20
I built a basic CPU emulator with Jev. Each tick, it picks an instruction with probabilities as input prompt is the goal, CPU state, RAM and history. Serial I/O helps preventing cheat. sqrt and reverse is 48 instructions, $0.026. fibonacci still fails.
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