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Show HN: A single character turns primitive recursion into general recursion
(github.com)
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2mo ago
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Show HN: Practical programming using only composition
(github.com)
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raoof
2y ago
FRACTRAN has a goto instruction so it is not a total model of computation but my claim is that Ar is a total model of computation. maybe unrolled FRACTRAN is a total model of computation too, I have to think about that
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raoof
2y ago
the only approach to practical programming with Ar is to have external dependencies on hard to compute functions until I implement them :)
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raoof
2y ago
in my model it's the platform job to handle the user input and your program output you just write your function and the platform calls your program for example f(time,input_data,key_a,key_b,key_c,...) . if you are very very patient and
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raoof
2y ago
it takes a lot of time and patient to come up with a function that works for all n and also have a short length, let me try if I can solve this problem it may takes a few hours or days or maybe months I'll post the solution here so sta
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2y ago
(now I can reply here, let me repeat it again) it depend how you want to display the result to the user, you can just compute a number that represent an html page showing the numbers from 1 to n
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2y ago
(it seems like I can't reply to your last comment so I do it here) it depend how you want to display the result to the user, you can just compute a number that represent an html page showing the numbers from 1 to n
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2y ago
the language is obviously (at least to me) turing-complete in the limit of the program length. even if you don't buy my argument that it is also turing-complete without the limit notice that in ordinary programming you never need a fun
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2y ago
if you don't want to melt your brain :D you just precompute the value of any functions f(x) for x<n otherwise you need to be very clever I explained my idea in the link
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Show HN: You can program without loop and recursion and×÷- is all you need
(github.com)
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2y ago
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2y ago
consciousness is like a joke, if you think it needs an explanation you already miss it. I struggled with myself to convince Dennett that his conscious so much that I ended up losing it myself I hope you don't make the same mistake tha
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Uniqueness Violations
(slai2022.islai.org)
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3y ago
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4y ago
consciousness is equivalent to the halting function h(p,n) where p is a physical process and n is time, we know how to turn a physical process into a virtual process but we don't know how to turn consciousness itself into a virtual pro
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4y ago
I can see that you can symbolically talk about the power set of (0,1) and say it's cardinality is bigger than the set itself (although I haven't studied sets and cardinalities deeply enough) but I can't see what Real numbers
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raoof
4y ago
the proofs that I've read shows that the list of infinite binary strings between [0,1] are uncountable because the invert of the diagonal of the list is not on the list, do you know any proof that does not refer to the invert of the di
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raoof
4y ago
you can't prove something just by assuming it that would be trivial, if we can build or convince ourselves how to build a wormhole or a time machine then we can believe in Real numbers
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raoof
4y ago
if you put 1 out then there is no reason to believe it is uncountable because you can sort the list such that the diagonal is all 0s (if you know an argument that shows [0,1) is uncountable I'd be happy to know)
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4y ago
if Reality!=0.111... : the Universe is computable ( the list of infinite binary strings between [0,1) is countable ) else: the Universe is non-computable ( the list of infinite binary strings between [0,1] is uncountable ) how
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Tell HN: Programmers do not use a bug free program to debug programs
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4y ago
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raoof
4y ago
thank you for the recommendation
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raoof
4y ago
that would get way too much time to reach an acceptable state for one person and creating your own game engine is much better
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raoof
4y ago
interesting in any sense
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raoof
4y ago
thanks for the idea but not that interesting beside I don't have access to RPi
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Ask HN: Can you give me something interesting or useful to work on?
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Show HN: Lang: run .c .cpp .py .cljs .ts and more directly in Chrome offline
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5y ago
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How to Build a Hypercomputer
(citeseerx.ist.psu.edu)
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5y ago
didn't read the whole article but I have to say that having a non-mechanical process in the ontology of the Universe does not mean nonsense, it's not obvious that AI is not possible but also it's not obvious that we are just
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Turing mind: Turing machine as a mathematical model of a mind instead of a body
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5y ago
I hope it's okay to post to my own article.
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