Re:Accidentally Turing-Complete
by simcop2387 on Saturday February 05, 2022 @01:48PM
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It's not so much keeping track of time, but that that time matches the real world outside the machine. The whole Tetris Complete formalization is about how a given machine (which as a previous comment points out, doesn't need to be turing complete) relates to the non-theoretical non-computational world. Turing completeness requires or even suggests any of those things, it's an orthogonal concept.
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