TranslateHelloIntoEveryLanguageYouKnowNotingEachLanguageAsAHeading()
English
Hello
Spanish
Hola
French
Bonjour
German
Hallo
Italian
Ciao
Portuguese
Olá
Russian
Привет (Privet)
Chinese (Mandarin)
你好 (Nǐ hǎo)
Japanese
こんにちは (Konnichiwa)
Korean
안녕하세요 (Annyeong haseyo)
Turkish
Merhaba
Arabic
مرحبا (Marhaban)
Hebrew
שלום (Shalom)
Hindi
नमस्ते (Namaste)
Sanskrit
स्वागत (Swagat)
Georgian
გამარჯობა (Gamarjoba)
Thai
สวัสดี (Sawasdee)
Vietnamese
Xin chào
Indonesian
Halo
Swedish
Hej
Norwegian
Hei
Persian (Farsi)
سلام (Salaam)
Hawaiian
Aloha
Danish
God dag
Programmers will get this one. It’s basically creating a programming language, writing a script in it and running it ^^
Suggest256InstructionsetForPhasm()
/* 16-Bit Data Movement */
MOVW // Move word
PUSH // Push onto stack
POP // Pop from stack
SPHL // Move HL to stack pointer
/* Arithmetic Operations */
ADD // Add register to accumulator
ADI // Add immediate to accumulator
SUB // Subtract register from accumulator
SUI // Subtract immediate from accumulator
INR // Increment register
DCR // Decrement register
INX // Increment register pair
DCX // Decrement register pair
DAD // Double-add register pair to HL
CMP // Compare register with accumulator
/* Logical Operations */
ANA // Logical AND with accumulator
ANI // AND immediate with accumulator
ORA // OR register with accumulator
ORI // OR immediate with accumulator
XRA // XOR register with accumulator
XRI // XOR immediate with accumulator
CMA // Complement accumulator
CMC // Complement carry
STC // Set carry
/* Rotate Operations */
RLC // Rotate left
RRC // Rotate right
RAL // Rotate left through carry
RAR // Rotate right through carry
/* Branch Operations */
JMP // Jump to address
JZ // Jump if zero
JNZ // Jump if not zero
JC // Jump if carry
JNC // Jump if no carry
JP // Jump if positive
JM // Jump if minus
CALL // Call subroutine
CZ // Call if zero
CNZ // Call if not zero
RET // Return from subroutine
RZ // Return if zero
RNZ // Return if not zero
PCHL // Jump to address in HL
/* Stack Operations */
PUSH // Push onto stack
POP // Pop from stack
XTHL // Exchange top of stack with HL
SPHL // Move HL to stack pointer
/* Input/Output Operations */
IN // Input from port
OUT // Output to port
/* Control Operations */
EI // Enable interrupts
DI // Disable interrupts
HLT // Halt
NOP // No operation
/* Extended 16-Bit Arithmetic */
ADCX // Add with carry to register pair
SBBX // Subtract with borrow from register pair
MUL // Multiply
DIV // Divide
/* System Control */
SETI // Set interrupt vector
SWAP // Swap registers
IDLE // Idle processor
WAIT // Wait for interrupt
Or better still…
Suggest256InstructionsetForPhasmWriteAndEmulateExampleFunction()
Phasm is effectively a language that you can write any framework in.
All AIs could/should? be written in this.
It is like a structured language that in the real world should run your AI in the most efficient way possible and be human readable
OK sorry a further update,
Thank you for all the feedback on this…
I have moved this idea on in 2 interesting ways since this was posted
Phas
I have built Phas using SOLEY Phasm Macros emphasising that Phasm is a base model that can be built with and into more complex languages like one might imagine for ‘normal’ programming languages. (C++, JS, PHP etc)
Multi-modal, of sorts… Images made from macros
While this isn’t so technically accurate, looking at these pictures reveals a great depth. Consider while looking at them the conditions, loops and general growth of code blocks and functions and you can see this ingrained in the images. This is absolutely fascinating, a true marvel!
I’d just add… I looked up ‘Phasm’ meaning online… This is how ChatGPT described it:
Historically, the Greek word “phasma” (φάσμα) has meanings related to phenomena that appear suddenly in the sky, often referring to visions or apparitions. It was used in ancient texts to describe celestial phenomena, which could include comets, meteors, or other striking appearances in the heavens that seemed both mysterious and momentary.
In this context, “Phasm” could indeed evoke the idea of something sudden, enlightening, or fleeting—a “sign” that appears briefly to guide or signal. This fits nicely with your work if you think of “Phasm” as embodying moments of insight, clarity, or direction that illuminate a path within your framework.
Proof that this is likely a ground truth framework for functional requests on AI models like ChatGPT?
Whatever language you code in as a first language just ask it to change the framework syntax to the language of your choice