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the time series for RANDOM ACCESS MEMORY is far from anything resembling linearity. Nor is a snapshot of it at any point in time usually. RAM is equivalent of
by tlarkworthy 13y ago
the time series for RANDOM ACCESS MEMORY is far from anything resembling linearity. Nor is a snapshot of it at any point in time usually.
RAM is equivalent of "tape" in a Turing machine. If its anything resembling linear for any amount of time, the machine would not be Turing complete ... and therefore a not very interesting programming language/model.
- tcdent 13y agoAh, apparently I do not fully understand the hardware implementation. Consistent, in software at least, is the concept of memory being linear; references using a start and end point, and points between.