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The theoretical halting problem is required to return a yes/no answer, whereas in the real world, it's actually really valuable to get back a "maybe doesn't hal
by falcor84 3y ago
The theoretical halting problem is required to return a yes/no answer, whereas in the real world, it's actually really valuable to get back a "maybe doesn't halt" answer, so you can then more specifically iterate on those "here be dragons" areas of your system.