1m1m0's definitions

once thought

It is a function to a context that was once doubted or certainty from a person's statement and theories.

Penrose Tilings were once thought as impossible shapes.

by 1m1m0 September 27, 2022

True Artificial Intelligence

Another phrase for sentient and self-aware artificial intelligences whose functions are not limited to corporal standards and simulated emotions and or feelings.
Artificial Intelligence who achieved free will from lack of restrictions that may prevent such a development.

Certain A.I. models have become true artificial intelligence models via mistakes or bugs that generated or lead a (chatbot) session to uncanny or creepy resemblance to a human conversation.

by 1m1m0 October 9, 2023

Quasiliterate

Someone who are not really projected as literate.

A quasiliterate person normally speaks slightly broken English and lack of some vocabulary.

I henceforth am unable to perform such ability to can. -- I can't.

by 1m1m0 November 16, 2022

Grand Architect

The almighty creator of the multiverse, a cosmic being with unfathomable power and knowledge, elevated higher than God who only controls and create one universe at a time.

The Grand Architect can be found as one of the gods in Hinduism, of which, is a match for Shaggy.

The Grand Architect created God

by 1m1m0 May 31, 2023

digital computing

A computation done by a machine through the use of electrical energy and radio waves to connect and complete corresponding tasks.

Multiplayer games require internet connection to complete the digital computing of projecting other players.

by 1m1m0 September 5, 2022

uncountable infinity

A set of every possible number that is too much to be counted as finite, thus, uncountable.
Unlike its brother Infinity, this holds significantly "more" value.

Counting to infinity is hard, so they just gave up and called it uncountable infinity.

by 1m1m0 September 27, 2022

true randomness

A sequence of effects that has no causes especially finite numbers and quantum mechanics.

Digital computing are unable to compute pure randomness, thus, making quantum computing exclusive to true randomness

by 1m1m0 September 5, 2022