Thank you for introducing me to that Concrete Mathematics book. That looks cool.
You’re welcome. It is the most fun math book I ever read.
I would be really interested to see how you model this problem.
Currently it is just a bunch of PDEs on paper. But I really want to write a post on this as this could provide some mathematical footing for many of the fooming debates.
One problem I’m stumbling with is the modelling of hard practical physical limits on computational processes. And I mean really practical limits that take thermodynamic into account, not these computronium bounds that are much too high. Something that takes entropic cost of replication and message transfer into account.
Thank you for the book. Just ordered it.
You’re welcome. It is the most fun math book I ever read.
Currently it is just a bunch of PDEs on paper. But I really want to write a post on this as this could provide some mathematical footing for many of the fooming debates.
One problem I’m stumbling with is the modelling of hard practical physical limits on computational processes. And I mean really practical limits that take thermodynamic into account, not these computronium bounds that are much too high. Something that takes entropic cost of replication and message transfer into account.