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The issue of memory bounds is commonly handwaved away. Note that your desktop computer is technically not Turing complete either, since it only has access to a
by wgd 4y ago
The issue of memory bounds is commonly handwaved away. Note that your desktop computer is technically not Turing complete either, since it only has access to a finite amount of memory+disk storage, and is thus a (very large) finite state machine since there are only a finite number of states it can be in.