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> The human eye cannot tell two symbols apart when they are too similar. That leads to a simple information-theory based argument. There is a limited spatial r
by kazinator 2y ago
> The human eye cannot tell two symbols apart when they are too similar.
That leads to a simple information-theory based argument. There is a limited spatial resolution and noise floor, and so the amount of information that can be coded is finite.
- schoen 2y agoI feel like this fact from information theory also requires its own proof, and one strategy for that is likely to be similar to Turing's!