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badenglish
6mo ago
23. it is almost e^π
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badenglish
6mo ago
The collapse of control systems is happening. This is happening not only in the USA.
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6mo ago
I'm working on a computing system that would replace the Turing machine. In 2024, I published a space emulator in which computations can be performed using addressing. In 2025, I published a parallel addressing mechanism based on a sor
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7mo ago
the problem is that user interface does not belong to user
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10mo ago
The sheep-people were suddenly given freedom of choice, and they immediately rushed to choose their own shepherd. This is where the enormous amount of trust in cheaftans, national leaders, and other autocrats came from. This explains the ou
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10mo ago
Once upon a time, all you needed to program was a compiler. Now, it's moving toward paying to write code. This will certainly kill open source
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11mo ago
with the same success the study refutes the researchers' religious belief in the truth
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badenglish
1y ago
A register is the part of von Newman architecture. von Newman architecture is not only architecture to make classic computations Update: von neumann
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1y ago
"Computation is vectors" It is not. Classic computation is addressing. Addressing can be done with sort
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1y ago
Yes
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1y ago
A new computing system based on parallel addressing. Two demo are already written: explanation how to compute parallel and algorithm of parallel space emulation.
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1y ago
https://www.zerovm.org/
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3y ago
human brain cannot compress much data w/o loss. only few humans (like shereshevsky and peek) were able to remember about megabyte of lossless data
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3y ago
i mean sense of own existense
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AI Has No Consciousness
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badenglish
3y ago
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