A 'bit' of information is an assertion about the state of the world. It is
a "yes/no" _operator_ on the _set_ of _possibilities_, and thereby
_deterministically_ alters a _nondeterministic_ structure called a
"probability distribution" consisting of case counts. Each of these cases
is a
I don't get any of what you just said. We gotta use common words to explain our
stuff guys. No more Front Pareto de-facto lament.
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Don't get me wrong I get the whole thing about learning features, Semantics,
predicting future bitsbut the other words, and phrases, are too random,
can't recognize...
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The original point of Principia Mathematica's "theory of types" was to
escape from Russell's Paradox. Russell's Paradox can be viewed as the
problem of interpreting the statement, "This statement is false." A system
of statements that permit such "paradoxes" is reducible to a directed
cyclic
Thanks so much, Ian.
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BTW: As long as we're going down the "formal tools" rabbit hole, an
important bit of history bears mentioning.
About the time HP kicked Tom and me out of Fiorina's $500M "Internet
Chapter 2" fiasco, Federico Faggin stepped up to the plate to fund the
work. Although Faggin wasn't directly aware
