This article highlights a gripe I've had for a while surrounding this conversation: Analog and digital computing may be mathematically equivalent, but the devi

This article highlights a gripe I've had for a while surrounding this conversation: Analog and digital computing may be mathematically equivalent, but the devil is in the implementation, basically destroying any sense of equivalence in "processing power". The modes and methods of processing are so distinct (even if the quantities of "information flow" are equal) that reducing everything to FLOPS is not just irrelevant, it's horribly misleading.