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> At what point do you consider a chip a 'computer'? IANACS, but I'd say the point at which it becomes capable of running Turing-complete languages. This proba
by jackfraser 8y ago
> At what point do you consider a chip a 'computer'?
IANACS, but I'd say the point at which it becomes capable of running Turing-complete languages. This probably covers anything that has a firmware, save maybe if there exist firmwares programmed in limited languages that can't execute arbitrary computation.