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It’s one step up from a PDA, which has only a stack. A buffer you can r/w arbitrarily lets one compute things a stack won’t.
by minitoar 4y ago
It’s one step up from a PDA, which has only a stack. A buffer you can r/w arbitrarily lets one compute things a stack won’t.
- pmayrgundter 4y agoAh, haven't heard PDA for years (besides the social;) For me the buffer is less.. like, you can buffer lots without processing. It's interesting that processing goes so simple. But i guess buffering is pretty essential.. like, you're implicitly creating a graph between the things buffered. Cool!