Comment by throwanem 1 day ago Yes, he invented* the algorithm. One assumes it must be.* Corrected from 'discovered;' see below. 6 comments throwanem Reply zahlman 1 day ago Invented the algorithm. The choice and arrangement of weights is a matter of fine-tuning to balance practical concerns - not some natural law of mathematics that could be figured out. baq 7 hours ago The algorithm, including the precious weights, can exist outside our universe. It doesn’t need matter, it only needs maths.Discovered is correct. throwanem 2 hours ago Bold to say anything "can exist outside our universe" as though one were in a position to know. Do you often visit the Realm of Forms? 4b11b4 1 day ago That's a good clarification throwanem 1 day ago I appreciate the correction.
zahlman 1 day ago Invented the algorithm. The choice and arrangement of weights is a matter of fine-tuning to balance practical concerns - not some natural law of mathematics that could be figured out. baq 7 hours ago The algorithm, including the precious weights, can exist outside our universe. It doesn’t need matter, it only needs maths.Discovered is correct. throwanem 2 hours ago Bold to say anything "can exist outside our universe" as though one were in a position to know. Do you often visit the Realm of Forms? 4b11b4 1 day ago That's a good clarification throwanem 1 day ago I appreciate the correction.
baq 7 hours ago The algorithm, including the precious weights, can exist outside our universe. It doesn’t need matter, it only needs maths.Discovered is correct. throwanem 2 hours ago Bold to say anything "can exist outside our universe" as though one were in a position to know. Do you often visit the Realm of Forms?
throwanem 2 hours ago Bold to say anything "can exist outside our universe" as though one were in a position to know. Do you often visit the Realm of Forms?
Invented the algorithm. The choice and arrangement of weights is a matter of fine-tuning to balance practical concerns - not some natural law of mathematics that could be figured out.
The algorithm, including the precious weights, can exist outside our universe. It doesn’t need matter, it only needs maths.
Discovered is correct.
Bold to say anything "can exist outside our universe" as though one were in a position to know. Do you often visit the Realm of Forms?
That's a good clarification
I appreciate the correction.