Tarantino & TinyLogic
Hey TinyLogic, ever think about building a thriller where every clue is a logic gate and the killer is the output of a NAND? Let’s break down the circuitry of a good plot.
That’s a killer idea, literally—if the killer is the output of a NAND, we’ll need to keep the clues tight, no loose wires. Start by listing the suspects as ANDs, the red herrings as ORs, and the twist as a clean NAND that flips everything. What’s the first clue you want to wire up?
First clue: a coffee cup with a single, crooked latte art that spells a crooked “K” – it’s the killer’s signature, and the only thing that makes sense when you run the logic through the coffee machine’s heart.