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305 points AlexeyBrin | 2 comments | | HN request time: 0.466s | source
1. dleslie ◴[] No.44404973[source]
We did this sort of thing at SFU some 25-30 years ago; though we stopped short of running an OS and compiler on it, and it wasn't a group project.

For those interesting in trying this sort of experiment, but wish to have some guidance and accessible tooling, I highly recommend Turing Complete; you'll go from a few gates to a full computer. Components can be shared with the community; where you'll find things like a RiscV core and such. Anyhow, it's great fun. Do recommend. It's on Steam:

https://store.steampowered.com/app/1444480/Turing_Complete/

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2. s3graham ◴[] No.44405277[source]
That looks like the game-version of nand2tetris which I enjoyed doing a while back too (as another suggestion).