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At some point you realise that its niether storage or processing. Making things faster or having more stuff doesnt solve the core problem of physics. Alot of
by 32gbsd 4y ago
At some point you realise that its niether storage or processing. Making things faster or having more stuff doesnt solve the core problem of physics. Alot of
modern solutions are just old stuff with new names. We really need new stuff and not remixed reimplementations.
- samsquire 4y agoYes! It seems computers are inherently limited in what they can do, as calculating machines. They calculate. But don't solve societal or social problems or do work in the traditional sense of work I am always trying to think of new uses of computers.
- 32gbsd 4y agoOne idea could involve attaching new input or output devices so that you can gather new kinds of data to analyse, process and outout. the mouse keyboard screen combo might be holding you back. Another idea could be simulation, making new data from old data using a process.
- samsquire 4y agoI am interested in the semantic web and automated reasoning and inferences. I think natural language processing is fascinating and GPT is impressive. I want an innovation that can give everybody an income. If you could earn money by using your phone or using a computer directly by solving puzzles that map to complicated problems