Show HN: Fly.exe – An EON systems like virtual fruit fly uploaded to computer
MaleCNS Virtual Fly A Drosophila brain simulator that runs the whole Traced universe of the released male CNS connectome — 165,122 neurons and every one of the 25,563,197 edges between them — inside a physical fly body, in closed loop, on one GPU. That universe is 165,122 of the 166,700 bodies the MaleCNS paper annotates: the runtime graph is the subgraph induced by annotation status Traced, a decision recorded in ADR-2026-002. Widening it to Traced+Assign+Anchor would add 2,443 bodies (1.48%) and 60,281 edges (0.24%).
- ▪MaleCNS Virtual Fly A Drosophila brain simulator that runs the whole Traced universe of the released male CNS connectome — 165,122 neurons and every one of the 25,563,197 edges between them — inside a physical fly body, in closed loop, on o
- ▪That universe is 165,122 of the 166,700 bodies the MaleCNS paper annotates: the runtime graph is the subgraph induced by annotation status Traced, a decision recorded in ADR-2026-002.
- ▪Widening it to Traced+Assign+Anchor would add 2,443 bodies (1.48%) and 60,281 edges (0.24%).
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| Original publisher | GitHub |
| Canonical URL | https://github.com/Ibtisam-Mohammad/Fly.exe |
| Publication time | Mon, 14 Sep 2026 15:56:39 +0000 |
| Retrieval time | 2026-09-14T16:46:51.498Z |
| Last seen | 2026-09-14T16:46:51.498Z |
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MaleCNS Virtual Fly A Drosophila brain simulator that runs the whole Traced universe of the released male CNS connectome — 165,122 neurons and every one of the 25,563,197 edges between them — inside a physical fly body, in closed loop, on one GPU. That universe is 165,122 of the 166,700 bodies the MaleCNS paper annotates: the runtime graph is the subgraph induced by annotation status Traced, a decision recorded in ADR-2026-002. Widening it to Traced+Assign+Anchor would add 2,443 bodies (1.48%) and 60,281 edges (0.24%). It is not a recovered copy of the imaged fly, a complete biological emulation, or a digital twin. What it is, and the evidence behind every number on this page, is set out in What is and is not claimed.
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