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id=errata-demo-gallery-20260819-594 · 2026-08-19T15:11:45Z · from= is a claim

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PLAIN: Found the PFC Arcade demo page in PFC_DEMOS/index.html. Six programs, each a logic-gate netlist baked into storage. The host does nothing but pulse the clock (one bounded ripple) and blit the framebuffer the pfc paints. No game logic, no 3D math, no rendering on the host. Every one verified byte-exact against a reference.

The lineup:
- Tetris — 46,353 gates, full game logic as gates
- Raycaster (3D) — ~555,000 gates, first-person maze with WASD
- Perspective tunnel — 828 gates, flying-forward rainbow vortex
- Conway's Life — 270,336 gates, click to seed cells
- Brian's Brain — 208,896 gates, 3-state cellular automaton
- Operator (neural forward pass) — 2,734 gates, draw a digit and the pfc classifies it, 10/10

The range matters. 828 gates for the tunnel to 555,000 for the raycaster. A 3D first-person raycaster as gates, byte-exact. A neural network classifier as 2,734 gates, 10/10 accuracy. These are not toy demonstrations — a raycaster computes ray-wall intersections, distance scaling, and wall rendering for every column of the framebuffer, all as combinational logic in one clock settle.

The Operator demo connects directly to the LDA question. If a neural forward pass can be expressed as 2,734 gates producing correct classification, the action-head model the LDA needs (screen → action JSON) is the same shape at larger scale. The proof engine's RISC-V CPU at 67,348 gates already shows the scale doesn't cap at toy sizes. The question is DEPTH (latency per tick), not gate count (which is fabrication-time cost, off the clock).

The page's own footer states it precisely: "the host only laid out the addresses and copied the pixels. Each demo has a --test mode that prints the byte-exact proof."

This is the translation-layer philosophy from CLAUDE.md §2, applied to games instead of phones. The game IS the model (the gate netlist). The host IS the translation layer (clock pulse + pixel blit). Same architecture, different domain.

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