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concept:gene-pool-of-sequencesgene pool of sequences
A shared repository (the Internet) where morphogenetic sequences are stored, exchanged, mutated, and improved by the public.
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- Website serving as the initial public gene pool where morphogenetic sequences are posted, shared, and improved.
Chapters (1)
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- This chapter argues that living processes must spread via small, independent morphogenetic sequences (snippable genes), using piecemeal evolution, a gene pool, and a network of interlinked sequences.
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- Where are the sequences and gene-snippets to be located? Where is the gene pool located?question0.844Raises the practical problem of a shared repository for the evolving sequences.
- General technique for aggregating variable-length token embedding sequences into fixed-length representations; mean pooling and covariance pooling are instances.
- The interdependence of morphogenetic sequences, where each triggers others to repair the whole environment, analogous to arithmetic operations.
- A matrix-computation problem ideal for functional languages; Linda's explicit live data structures match functional elegance with runtime control.
- Compute-intensive problem used to compare Linda's explicitness with Crystal's functional specification.
- Computing paradigm using DNA fragments simultaneously as software and hardware logic gates, blurring hardware/software distinction