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Are EM Machines Essentially Analog Computers?

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    #3 1 year ago
     
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    Yes. And the concept of computing in this manner goes back to Ada Lovelace’s work in the 1840s.

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    #15 1 year ago
     
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    Quoted from pinwiztom:

    Pinball machines are just big adding machines.

    What’s 10,000 plus 1,000? Let me hit that drop target to find out!

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