I recently discovered a breakthrough in methodology for programming, allowing me to plan entire massive programs all by myself without the need for a super large team. The secret lays in the methodology the CPU itself is made, as well as the computer overall.

My problem was that I needed to work with only two dimensional arrays. The reason this is a problem is because I needed to make a thirty seven dimensional array to make my self generating neural network after I planned it. I solved for this plan by resorting to one of the oldest languages in computer science, machine code, but, not real machine code; Meta machine code. The way it works is like this.

I store in one dimension, all the information about all the properties for what normally would be a thirty seven dimensional array, having to use more variables overall in order to tag the information being stored in each meta memory block. The second dimension is the memory block of sorts. The rest of the code is essentially the processing of all the information dealing with the memory blocks and all the data they hold, but, inside a program and not physically. This isn't physical memory. This methodology removes all the complexity that once existed in my code, making it easier to deal with overall by principle instead of language dictation. This also can be used to allow for me to create my own developer tools.