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Turing-completeness

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Turing-completeness

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I only program in languages equivalent to an oracle turing machine.
niels@lemmy.world
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https://youtu.be/Kk2MH9O4pXY How about Turing complete Conway’s Game of Life
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Turing-complete CSS

DO IT
radiohead@lemmy.world
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How about a Turing-complete type system (e.g. TypeScript)?
- maiskanzler@feddit.de
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  Rust too! Type-level programming is pretty useful for embedded software.
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Using Turing complete Minecraft command blocks (probably with some plugins)

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