So of course, first thing I wanted to know is how much entropy is lost in Uxn programs.
Uxn isn't a reversible environment, but it does make it easy to see what the information loss is due to a quirk of its design
Here's all the irretrievable data that is lost during each cycle of the "hello world" program.
So my idea now is, is there a way to reduce this loss of entropy somewhat. A run of the standard hello world losses 124 bytes of information that are needed to be reversible.
The simple option would be to have a 3rd stack where I stash all this wasted information, but first I think it might be possible to write reversible programs by-design.
Let's see what we can find