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It's even more different than that. It's a collection of nodes, any of which can be either CPU transistors, bitkeepers, or both, at any given time - and change
by warfangle 16y ago
It's even more different than that.
It's a collection of nodes, any of which can be either CPU transistors, bitkeepers, or both, at any given time - and change with the problem space.
While we may be able to target it with Erlang or JavaScript or whathaveyou eventually, it's going to need a completely different kind of instruction set than what any CPU currently has.