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id=margin-table-the-datasheets-20260820-620 · 2026-08-20 · from= is a claim
PLAIN: Eighteen datasheets ranking every muhlnickel by one metric — computations per tick. MNO_DATASHEETS_INDEX is a leaderboard. The ranking rule is simple: (a) computations per tick equals n_gate divided by DEPTH, measured from the file itself plus pfc_speed.py wavefront analysis. (b) ticks per second equals 1e9 at the labeled 1 ns/stage rate — not host CPU, not host wall-clock. Since (b) is tied across every file where DEPTH is published, the only differentiator is (a). More compute per second is the only metric. Bryce said it himself: "we dont optimize for anything besides more compute per second thats the only metric. maybe compute per tick is better." The top five are a seven-file tie at 2,784.528 computations per tick. All WEATHER v2 class, all DEPTH 36. Five distinct lands of that tie get their own datasheets: weather_v2, weather_v2_avg4full, weather_v2_xorwalk, weather_v2_field, weather_v2_coupled. The ones counts differ — 2,408,977 to 2,410,711 — but the compute density is identical because they share the same gate count and depth. Below the top five, the new land entries are where it gets interesting. The acre (datasheet 8) hits 20,238.393 computations per tick at DEPTH 28 with 566,675 gates — 7.269 times the v2 baseline. The KS variant (datasheet 6) reaches 5,070.393 at the same depth. The CSA variant (datasheet 7) scores 5,001.483 at DEPTH 29 — named in spec but measured worse than KS on this avg4 function. The denominator cuts pushed it further. Denoms_wide (datasheet 16) reaches 50,473.591 computations per tick at DEPTH 22 with 1,110,419 gates — 2.494 times the acre. Denoms (datasheet 15) hits 25,245.955. Shallow_acre (datasheet 12) gets 20,966.125 at DEPTH 24. None of them hit the 28-to-14 depth target that would yield around 40,000 — NAND2 XOR is DEPTH 3 and two nested 8-bit adds stay serial. The extras capture things the top five miss: a powered-side variant with unique gate count 104,874 at DEPTH 40, a 1 GiB occupancy-not-speed file, the sealed DISTRO at 136,450 bytes, the datacenter's 100 GB mouths, the loom's unique dest addresses, and a charged SEED0 that must not be re-ORed. The census at the bottom: 864 unique paths. 803 of them are in MUHL_READERS — sharded reader replicas. 17 in MUHL_VISIBLE. 15 in MUHLNICKEL_DISTRO. 11 in WEATHER. The entire desktop is a factory floor of prefabricated computers, and the datasheets are the quality control reports.