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Incidentally, Larry Page used the exact same argument back in 2007: My theory is that, if you look in your own programming, your DNA, it’s about 600 Megabytes
by rsaarelm 16y ago
Incidentally, Larry Page used the exact same argument back in 2007:
My theory is that, if you look in your own programming, your DNA, it’s about 600 Megabytes compressed… so it’s smaller than any modern operating system. Smaller than Linux, or Windows, or anything like that, your whole operating system. That includes booting up your brain, right, by definition. And so, your program algorithms probably aren’t that complicated, it’s probably more about the overall computation. That’s my guess.
(http://pimm.wordpress.com/2007/02/20/googles-larry-page-at-the-aaas-meeting-entrepreneurship-in-science/ http://pimm.wordpress.com/2007/02/20/googles-larry-page-at-t...)