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I'm skeptical of this assertion. It mimics some bits and pieces of the only GI we know about right now; that's as good a start as any, right?
by EamonnMR 7y ago
I'm skeptical of this assertion. It mimics some bits and pieces of the only GI we know about right now; that's as good a start as any, right?
- nradov 7y agoYou can carve a block of wood into something that looks like a computer. That should be a good start on building a device that can run Linux, right?
- rfhjt 7y agoYes. Then you just cast a spell to summon a computer spirit and let it manifest into the wooden block.
- de_watcher 7y agoBad analogy, it's other way around for Linux. We are building it to run on wooden blocks that hardware manufacturers are producing.
- buboard 7y agothe first computers were mechanical. Then somebody carved a facsimile with electricity and we got computing. Just because nature founded intelligence in carbon atoms doesn't mean its the only way or indeed the optimal one.
- noelsusman 7y agoThe mimicking is superficial at best. People seem to think that if we just keep marching on the road we're on right now then we'll eventually get there, but I think that's an assumption that is unlikely to be true in the end.