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I mean, thousands of people are highly concurrent while computers are not, so I don’t think the analogy really holds. If you had people as “functions” and organ
by mruts 7y ago
I mean, thousands of people are highly concurrent while computers are not, so I don’t think the analogy really holds. If you had people as “functions” and organized them like a computer program, only maybe one person out of a thousand would be doing anything at one time.
- edoo 7y agoIt is a mental exercise to re-frame the problem. Sure it would be inefficient but the point is every stage could be done with reinforcement learning from a high level abstract design without every dealing with 'code'.