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Meh, I obviously can't say anything definitively without hard proofs, but to me it feels similar to how P != NP is assumed to be true. As in, one can dream, bu
by anyfoo 4y ago
Meh, I obviously can't say anything definitively without hard proofs, but to me it feels similar to how P != NP is assumed to be true.
As in, one can dream, but don't get your hopes up that we will even ever find out if the boring answer turns out to be true.
From a distance, this type of "biological" computing just looks "very massively parallel" to me.
- cvccvroomvroom 4y agoAnd as in the Iota language, you only need the X combinator to do everything. (Sorry YC.)