top | item 17672847 (no title) jchassoul | 7 years ago The statement is true, Actor systems can handle uncertainty in ways that Turing Machines can not. discuss order hn newest imode|7 years ago Actor systems are no more able to handle uncertainty than Turing Machines are, either via nondeterministic TMs or by deterministic TMs. This is basic computability theory. jchassoul|7 years ago That is wrong, Actor systems have a property called "Unbounded nondeterminism" nondeterministic TM have only bounded nondeterminism.https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Unbounded_nondeterminism load replies (2)
imode|7 years ago Actor systems are no more able to handle uncertainty than Turing Machines are, either via nondeterministic TMs or by deterministic TMs. This is basic computability theory. jchassoul|7 years ago That is wrong, Actor systems have a property called "Unbounded nondeterminism" nondeterministic TM have only bounded nondeterminism.https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Unbounded_nondeterminism load replies (2)
jchassoul|7 years ago That is wrong, Actor systems have a property called "Unbounded nondeterminism" nondeterministic TM have only bounded nondeterminism.https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Unbounded_nondeterminism load replies (2)
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