I was hoping someone was going to mention Dave Ackley and the MFM. It has really burrowed down into my mind and I start to see applications of it even when I'm

I was hoping someone was going to mention Dave Ackley and the MFM. It has really burrowed down into my mind and I start to see applications of it even when I'm not looking out for it. It really is a mindfuck and I wish it was something that was a bit more top of mind for people. I really think it will be useful when computation becomes even more ubiquitous than it is now, how we'll have to think even more about failure, and make it a first class citizen. Though I think it will be difficult to switch the narrative of better-performance-at-all-costs mindset toward something like this. For almost every application, you'd probably be better off worrying about integrity than raw speed.