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Devine Lu Linvega

This ambigram program executes the same backward or forward, every single opcode is evaluated, and prints the letters "n e a u".

a06e a002 a018 a002 17a0 65a0 02a0 18a0
0217 a061 a002 a018 a002 17a0 75a0 02a0
18a0 0217 1702 a018 a002 a075 a017 02a0
18a0 02a0 61a0 1702 a018 a002 a065 a017
02a0 18a0 02a0 6ea0

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The amgibram NEAU, that reads backward and forward.
19 June at 1:39 | Open on merveilles.town
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Devine Lu Linvega

So I went to bed thinking this over, I think I found a much nicer solution.

Instead of printing the ambigram, I found a way to make it print the palindrome TENET by not only using the reversible literals trick, but having every printing opcode print a letter in both directions.

Here's my turnstile program:

1702 a018 a002 a074 a002 0417 1702 a018
a002 a065 a002 0417 1702 a018 a002 a06e
a002 a018 a002 1717 0402 a065 a002 a018
a002 1717 0402 a074 a002 a018 a002 17

So I went to bed thinking this over, I think I found a much nicer solution.

Instead of printing the ambigram, I found a way to make it print the palindrome TENET by not only using the reversible literals trick, but having every printing opcode print a letter in both directions.

Here's my turnstile program:

19 June at 14:59 | Open on merveilles.town
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@neauoire just curious : you make an ambigram at the byte level, could you do it at the bit level ? 17 = 00010111 -> 11101000 = E8

19 June at 15:15 | Open on tooter.social
Devine Lu Linvega

@lfourrier Before that, I'd try at the nibble level, so like: a0 12 21 0a

19 June at 15:16 | Open on merveilles.town
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