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Lazy algorithm and generator functions

• b112 3y ago
  Even gzip will store lots of zeros in a tiny, tiny space. If a region of space isn't observed, it's a big fat load of null. If it is observed up close, whatever persistent storage you use for that space can be wiped, when the observer ceases to exist. Even now, when we observe close planetary systems, it isn't as if we are looking at all the atoms. We certainly aren't observing all the space on the planets. It's all mega fuzzy, and be therefore a fuzzy property. An approximation. But of the observer population spikes, then too much would be observed and active at once... crash!
  • jncfhnb 3y ago
    Eh, you can’t really guarantee that internal actors can observe things in any meaningful fashion that requires data storage. You can’t guarantee that you’re actually experiencing anything you believe yourself to be from the perspective of an outside observer.
    • b112 3y ago
      Well yes I can, because it's part of the theory I concocted above. You're welcome to espouse alternative theories of course.