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by fermienrico
2745 days ago
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Thanks for the insight. I think it is the concept that is so very appealing that if a machine is turing complete, it can solve any problem that any other turing machine can solve (just takes longer or needs more memory). It elevates the machine to a common capability level that can solve any computable problem. Therefore, it is important to understand turing completeness. |
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