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If we are AI programs, then we have by now a quite solid model of the CPU that supports our existence. It took centuries to decode the instruction set but we fi
by astrobe_ 11y ago
If we are AI programs, then we have by now a quite solid model of the CPU that supports our existence. It took centuries to decode the instruction set but we finally made it.
We even have this theory that the CPU is itself made of "transistors" which are like "incarnated bits" and there's this funny elecstringcity stuff which is supposed to animate the whole thing. However nobody will ever see it. Because programs can't see.
As far as I'm concerned it can very well be made of pure poetry, as long as it puts into one verse the whole address space.