Considering the forces of computation: questions for the group, I have three:
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From: Bhalthazar on 1 Nov 2009 13:25 1) Imagine if instead of numbers we used colors. This is to say there are arguably as many shades of colors as there are numbers, and for as many as we usually represent in programming, but what if instead, I said instead of five being represented by '5' five was instead 'blue'? Not that I thought five was a particularly lonely or sad number, I understand it is one who has claimed this long ago, and in a remake done by Aimee Mann, alas, as I digress, and retreat to my question in step to now: if we used colors as inputs what would a computer do? What if we ruled out the keystrokes and characters in the traditional sense and read: 1=red 2=green 3=orange 4=purple 5=blue 6=pink 7=violet 8=gold 9=crimson And we fed the pragram on in take be it in html or some other means, a way it sees this, so I am explicitly asking if numbers were colors, stepping aside reality for a minute, would computers still run? 2. It seems to me machines such as computers operate on and on and off basis even when they're on. They're hardly ever regular and consistent, there are bugs and such forth, but I even find switching browsers when my connection is slow helps as if to say the quarks and pions have grown tired of the 'ie' intake but would welcome some opera (pions are snobs). So if they were simplye 1/0 off/on machines these bugs would not be here, I insist, it makes no sense to me! Clearly there are forces at play and i think of them like these: 012345 | 543210 678910 | 019876 Sort of like the ancient Egyptician pose, briefly revived in the 1980's by the Bangels 'Walk like an Egyptian'. (_____) __ ----------| --- \ | %^ | ___ \ \ \ ___ \ \ \_____ \ \ \ \______ | \--------__ | | Uff-tah, got a little James Brown on my man here and he looks Arabic. So what happens if functions move into each other or away from each other in symmetric sequence with minimal regard to ractorization, but more so symmetry by inversion? ------< in >----------- stream counts 1+50 50-100 stream counts And finally, my third question, I just saved a lot of money on my car insurance. Goodbye. Musatov http://meami.org search |