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by hedora
253 days ago
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At least the 1950’s. That’s when stuff like asynchrony and interrupts were worked out. Dijkstra wrote at length about this in reference to writing code that could drive a teletype (which had fundamentally non-deterministic timings). If you include analog computers, then there are some WWII targeting computers that definitely qualify (e.g., on aircraft carriers). |
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