Re:The German School of Lisp ("Fluchtpunkt Lisps")
by yters on Tuesday May 03, 2011 @07:47PM
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Kolmogrov complexity proves that while language A can emulate capability X from language B, it is impossible to do so without writing B in A. In which case, it is still B doing X.
So, in a literal sense, it can be impossible to do X in A and possible to do X in B, even though A and B are Turing complete.
So, in a literal sense, it can be impossible to do X in A and possible to do X in B, even though A and B are Turing complete.