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the complexity of the linux kernel (and in man-made things in general) is usually really small compared to biological systems.
by rantwasp 6y ago
the complexity of the linux kernel (and in man-made things in general) is usually really small compared to biological systems.
- WJW 6y agoI'm sure you could still fill a good-size poster if you make a nice inefficient representation, like every function call is a separate node in the graph and you include every single device driver even for decades old stuff like tape drives. I agree though, Mother Nature has an inordinate love for making everything a global variable and She definitely hates comments.
- rantwasp 6y agothe analogy is good but i think it kinda breaks down when you consider the machine the kernel runs on. so you would mostly represent the machine the software run on.