It intuitively makes sense: customisable workflow systems are state machines so you start out with conditionals already there by default, and then to get Turing completeness you just need some kind of unbounded state that you can read and modify and an unbounded loop.
df | 22 hours ago
In good company!
gthm | 8 hours ago
Can’t wait for the Doom port to Jira.
0x2ba22e11 | an hour ago
It intuitively makes sense: customisable workflow systems are state machines so you start out with conditionals already there by default, and then to get Turing completeness you just need some kind of unbounded state that you can read and modify and an unbounded loop.
alper | 8 hours ago
Is Linear Turing complete?