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It boils down to the question how dense you can encode, retrieve and write information- and this can be very dense. Conways compression comes to mind, where a
by Pica_soO 8y ago
It boils down to the question how dense you can encode, retrieve and write information- and this can be very dense.
Conways compression comes to mind, where a simple timing description and some start states can be used to describe a very complex outcome.
The problem is, that for every function computing a irrational number, you got to have the output as input again.
Imagine if it where otherwise, a completely lightweight PI-function, traveling for eternity, for which nothing in the universe could determinate if its going in a loop or going towards a circle constant.
- Dylan16807 8y ago> It boils down to the question how dense you can encode, retrieve and write information- and this can be very dense. Your max density is 2^bits. > Conways compression comes to mind, where a simple timing description and some start states can be used to describe a very complex outcome. Eventually your 'time' number is so big it takes up the entirety of ram, and you can go no further.