Re: How to develop a random number generation device

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- John Larkin
  
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16 years ago

Thu, Sep 20, 2007 3:51 PM

>> >> > On Sep 19, 3:01 pm, John Larkin
> >> > > No, I am making the true observation that complex digital logic >> > > designs are usually bug-free, simple software systems have a chance of >> > > being so, and complex software systems never are. > >"Complex" hardware systems are bug free for small values of complex.

Excellent. Let's make a computer system from a largish number of small blocks, each being a RISC cpu running one task in one contiguous address space. Each program owns its cpu and is usually written by one person. Bugs could be punishable by flogging or mandatory attendance at the opera.

John

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- Rich Grise
  
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16 years ago

Thu, Sep 20, 2007 4:35 PM

Yikes! Does the perp get a choice of punishment? I'll take the flogging over opera any day. ;-)

But then again, I'll be safe, because I write bug-free code. ;-)

Speaking of opera, I hear that some store had a problem with teenagers hanging out in front of the place, blocking traffic and just being a general nuisance, as is the wont of teenagers; the store installed external speakers and played opera through them, and the teenagers dispersed. ;-)

Cheers! Rich

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