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Yeah, as I understand it, this is actually more about emulating a (much more simple) FSM on a (finite, therefore pseudo-)TM ? And so another thing that I thoug
by BlueTemplar 4y ago
Yeah, as I understand it, this is actually more about emulating a (much more simple) FSM on a (finite, therefore pseudo-)TM ?
And so another thing that I thought would matter for software development is that you should be able to actually make the FSM write "outside of itself" without losing its FSM-ness, in the sense of not being able to later read it - which makes no sense talking generally, but does make sense in this context of emulation ?