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I am naive when it comes to computation science, but doesn't the turing completeness of someting essentially mean you are not constrained? Perhaps constrained
by DigitalJack 10y ago
I am naive when it comes to computation science, but doesn't the turing completeness of someting essentially mean you are not constrained? Perhaps constrained in efficiency, but not outcome.
- adwn 10y agoAs soon as you target an actual user doing stuff on an actual computer, there will always be constraints due to efficiency and performance. You might not run into them, because your program is sufficiently small and the hardware sufficiently fast, but they're always there.
- jononor 10y agoConstraints which are not hit are not very constraining...