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ha, unsure why you are getting downvoted clearly some people deny their imagination any deterministic process can 'encode memory', just look at compression, so
by paulisnowflake 11y ago
ha, unsure why you are getting downvoted clearly some people deny their imagination
any deterministic process can 'encode memory', just look at compression,
so if you have an initial state that you know will produce a final result, like this technology is showing can be done with snowflakes then you can encode the final result as a piece of memory and 'store' that value as the initial state and processing requirements
but you are subject to working backwards, determining the memory from the process
so, could you use this snowflake process to encode arbitrary memory as an initial state and process? it is unknown because this article fails to speak to whether the tech can design the snowflake to an acceptable precision