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Not necessarily. Lambda calculus is Turing-complete under Church-Turing thesis, and it has nothing to do with 0s and 1s. That’s just von-Neumann architecture en
by ShabbosGoy 9y ago
Not necessarily. Lambda calculus is Turing-complete under Church-Turing thesis, and it has nothing to do with 0s and 1s. That’s just von-Neumann architecture encoding.
- vinn124 9y agoyouve missed the point. the point is: anything complex can be dismissed as "just x,y,z" if you dont appreciate the massive body of work behind it. i made that point because OP observed that "ml is just affine transformations" or something to that effect. yes, that's one way to frame it - if youre okay overlooking roughly 30 years of research.