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   by zero__one 2y ago

   The bug is fixed. Though you'll need to refresh the app to get the latest.
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   Lunar Explorer – A deep dive into a 1987 video game coded in BASIC(meatfighter.com)

   1 points by zero__one 3y ago|0 comments
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   by zero__one 4y ago

   Here is a list of Surprising Turing-complete things: https://www.gwern.net/Turing-complete Wang tiles are on the list. Are they Turing-complete by themselves? Or do they become Turing-complete only when an agent attempts to
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   by zero__one 4y ago

   There are several issues with that comic: 1. In finite time, it is not possible for a human to create an infinite row of rocks. 2. The academic paper for Rule 110 describes it as "weakly universal" rather than Turing-complete beca
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   by zero__one 4y ago

   The same idea appeared earlier on this page: https://meatfighter.com/tetrisprinteralgorithm/
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   by zero__one 4y ago

   For the method described in the paper to work, the infinite version of the game requires a semihard drop operation or something analogous as a legal move. In modern versions of Tetris, the rotation systems permit very unusual operations suc
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   by zero__one 4y ago

   From https://meatfighter.com/tetromino-computer/input-language.ht... > In practice, IL programs direct the agent to construct a pile near the origin that progressively grows taller and wider. That being the case, it
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   Tetris is capable of universal computation(meatfighter.com)

   199 points by zero__one 4y ago|74 comments