Post #3387488
2026-06-21 16:40 UTC
@orange_lux@eldritch.cafe @dibi58@this.mouse.rocks @karl@infosec.exchange Technically, given the kind of compute for energy ratios that human brains (and other dynamic nanosystems) manage to accomplish, it should be quite possible to accomplish with synthetic biology.
We just need to get much better at it and forget ever accomplishing it on static compute (stop even trying, the efficiency is too bad).
The efficiency of digital static compute is laughably bad at the best of times.
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@uriel@bbs.keinpfusch.net 2026-06-21 17:03
@lispi314@udongein.xyz @orange_lux@eldritch.cafe @karl@infosec.exchange @dibi58@this.mouse.rocks > synthetic biology. we don't really need this. There are so many bacteria and neural cells available, with billions of years of evolution... -- Uriel Fanelli Using Aktor: https://git.keinpfusch.net/loweel/Aktor-2 XMPP: uriel@keinpfusch.net old blog: https://blog.keinpfusch.net new blog: https://keinpfusch.net