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by rahen
45 days ago
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Not very far off, the IBM 1130 was very much built around its punch-card reader.
I've written a backprop in Fortran IV for the 1130 and while it works, it was tedious. Add ten more years, and the IBM 801 could have been a CPU architecture good enough to scale all the way to the present day without emulation, unlike the 360. |
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