Hey Jow Forums

hey Jow Forums

anyone knowledgeable of turing machines?

Im reading the paper he made on them and he talks about skeleton tables. I don't understand jack shit, can't find jack shit online either. Anyone here who isnt a complete compsci poser who can enlighten me?

thanks!

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cade

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fucking POSERS

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A turing machine is just a deterministic finite state machine with an infinite tape attached to it and a transition function that takes the current state and tape symbol and returns a new state, symbol to write, and direction to move head in.
I suggest you look into finite state machines first if you haven't already.

t. actual compsci student.

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i did, i understand their functionality and states, just not the skeleton table shit turing pulled out of his ass.

I know exactly how turing machines work but won't help you because you just don't insult the people you are trying to get information from.

I've never heard of skeleton tables before. Sorry can't help.

lmao thin skinned faggot

i know how they work too.

and if you're not a poser, then it doesn't even apply to you but the people at the desktop threads.

no prob. thanks; here's the definition from the actual paper if it helps.

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