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Or alternatively, a digital impulse chemical continuum computer. Features include: * No stack * Mostly type safe * Process complex thoughts known as emotions
by yeowMeng 10y ago
Or alternatively, a digital impulse chemical continuum computer.
Features include:
* No stack
* Mostly type safe
* Process complex thoughts known as emotions
Bugs:
* ships without a C compiler
* Consumes too much coffee
* Version upgrades correlated to earth's rotation around the sun.
- nickpsecurity 10y agoYou're getting closer. Digital computers work in individual, specific operations on a data representation. Analog computers are continuous on actual, raw data. The brain is continuous on raw data with some kind of storage. So, it seems to be a mostly analog system with possibly digital-like features embedded in it. The combo of analog and digital is called mixed-signal in ASIC design, though usually more digital than analog. Brain seems like a mixed-signal system that's mostly analog. " ships without a C compiler *" A feature. Invents & continually improves compilation instead from safer languages to C to safe languages again. ;) "Version upgrades correlated to earth's rotation around the sun." That's funny and original.