The dude attacks SDSM and says there is some other magic Turing Complete system that solves the "enterprise problem" which is really decidability / halting / et

The dude attacks SDSM and says there is some other magic Turing Complete system that solves the "enterprise problem" which is really decidability / halting / etc in computation theory? Right. This has all the hallmarks of a common enterprise software crap shovel fest: Enterprise computing isn't HARD in the computing/algorithmic difficulty/mathematical theory hard sense. It's virtually all database <-> data transport <-> data presentation/entry. It's just HARD in the chaotic sense, where Conway's law says your system will mirror your human organization, and your human organization is cacaphonous and chaotic. Enter some "expert" who declares a seemingly tangential/obscure/academic concept X (in this case stack machine implementation of turing machines) is the problem and other seemingly tangential/obscure/academic concept Y will solve it. Which is utter hogwash. It's the chaos complexity/nonlinear dynamics which is hard to solve.