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roywiggins
2604 days ago
A "pure" Turing machine has no input or output at all, just an infinite expanse of tape.
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aasasd
2604 days ago
Ah, indeed, I tend to confuse it for Brainfuck which at least can do
something
of use.
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whatshisface
2604 days ago
I/O on a Turing machine consists of initializing the tape with your input and reading the output off the tape once it's finished computing.
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aasasd
2604 days ago
Indeed, and that exactly puts all the onus of exploitability on the machine's environment. The tape might as well be written by regular expressions, if some of the outputs make the ‘interpreter’ do network requests and stuff.
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