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As usual, over extension of first principals leads them astray. The halting problem is a theoretical limitation, not one that describes whether the theoretical
by SubiculumCode 3y ago
As usual, over extension of first principals leads them astray. The halting problem is a theoretical limitation, not one that describes whether the theoretical limitation has an impact on what can be practically accomplished. If one can stop 99.9999%, that is a practical accomplishment without circumventing the theoretical limit. Very excellent response!
- eru 3y agoThe halting problem is really and rears its ugly head in practice. What I am talking about is stopping 100% of bad programs, but at the cost of also stopping some good programs.