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Vehemently yes. The value of knowledge is not statically predefined and processes are not limited to their domains (IMHO).
by terrible_storm 8y ago
Vehemently yes. The value of knowledge is not statically predefined and processes are not limited to their domains (IMHO).
- sbr464 8y agoBut how would you execute or run said functions? Or to clarify, outside of theoretical execution? To do actual work or perform tasks, that would provide value to a lamen/normal person/small business etc?
- terrible_storm 8y agoExample: adding numbers with domino tiles, or other such mechanical computing.
- AnimalMuppet 8y agoAn abacus. It uses algorithms, too.
- orionblastar 8y agoSome of the early computers were mechanical instead of electric. I would assume they store data on punch tape much like the magic piano does to play songs. It would be to heavy for personal use, unless there was a way to make it smaller by using smaller parts.
- sbr464 8y agoBut didn’t they rely on vacuum tubes or other electronic assistance? Forgive my ignorance.
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