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Bitrate is a total red herring here. What matters is what computation is performed, not the rate at which it is performed. That's like saying a 4-bit microcontr
by maxbond 5y ago
Bitrate is a total red herring here. What matters is what computation is performed, not the rate at which it is performed. That's like saying a 4-bit microcontroller isn't a computer because it can't run Doom.
- floober 5y agoI'd think it is something like a ratio of bitrate to entropy. How quickly is information being processed relative to how quickly it is being lost?
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- alan-hn 5y agoDo we know if it's being lost at all?
- idiotsecant 5y agoYes. That's thermodynamics.