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- August 19th, 2023, 9:38 pm
- Forum: LifeWiki Discussion
- Topic: "Signal circuitry" terminology
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Re: "Signal circuitry" terminology
... I'd certainly be comfortable if someone called the above pattern a "signal circuit". Personally I'd be more likely to say it's "signal circuitry" or "an example of signal circuitry". I don't use "circuit" very much at all, because ...
- August 19th, 2023, 9:26 pm
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- Topic: "Signal circuitry" terminology
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"Signal circuitry" terminology
... that I'd like to hear the community's opinions on, related to the term "signal circuitry" rather than "dependent reflector". Anyways, it is not as pretty, and feels like ...
- August 18th, 2023, 11:10 pm
- Forum: LifeWiki Discussion
- Topic: Dependent Reflector Terminology and Analysis
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Re: Dependent Reflector Terminology and Analysis
... of dependent reflector I had thought the same but I heard that in signal circuitry timers are used and this has the ability to be used as a timer, so I disagree. but ...
- August 18th, 2023, 10:20 pm
- Forum: LifeWiki Discussion
- Topic: Dependent Reflector Terminology and Analysis
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Re: Dependent Reflector Terminology and Analysis
... gliders have a nonzero effect on the reflector.(just as any other signal circuitry) You can think of that part as a degenerate kind of 0-degree dependent reflector, ...
- August 18th, 2023, 9:28 pm
- Forum: LifeWiki Discussion
- Topic: Dependent Reflector Terminology and Analysis
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Re: Dependent Reflector Terminology and Analysis
... (if not outright contradictory) to view individual gliders as "signals" in my example above, is that the "black box" approach conflicts ... have a nonzero effect on the reflector.(just as any other signal circuitry) You can think of that part as a degenerate kind of 0-degree dependent ...
- August 18th, 2023, 9:05 pm
- Forum: LifeWiki Discussion
- Topic: Dependent Reflector Terminology and Analysis
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Re: Dependent Reflector Terminology and Analysis
... (if not outright contradictory) to view individual gliders as "signals" in this example. I think information theory defines these as signals ... dependent reflector I had thought the same but I heard that in signal circuitry timers are used and this has the ability to be used as a timer, ...
- August 18th, 2023, 7:02 pm
- Forum: LifeWiki Discussion
- Topic: Dependent Reflector Terminology and Analysis
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Re: Dependent Reflector Terminology and Analysis
... lean on the side of confocaloid. I am 100% fine with the definition of signal, but I see no gain in using the term "signal circuitry" over "circuitry", If someone sees the term "circuitry" and think it is too ambiguous, ...
- August 18th, 2023, 5:23 pm
- Forum: LifeWiki Discussion
- Topic: Dependent Reflector Terminology and Analysis
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Re: Dependent Reflector Terminology and Analysis
... a single Snark) is indistinguishable from the local behaviour of some signal-processing circuitry involving Snark. So, we might as well call the gliders in a p43 Snark loop 'signals', ...
- August 18th, 2023, 4:55 pm
- Forum: LifeWiki Discussion
- Topic: Dependent Reflector Terminology and Analysis
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Re: Dependent Reflector Terminology and Analysis
... a single Snark) is indistinguishable from the local behaviour of some signal-processing circuitry involving Snark. So, we might as well call the gliders in a p43 Snark loop 'signals', ...
- August 18th, 2023, 10:29 am
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- Topic: Dependent Reflector Terminology and Analysis
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Re: Dependent Reflector Terminology and Analysis
I don't believe 'signal circuitry' is a well-defined category. (To be clear: having a folder named 'Signal-Circuitry' in a pattern ...
- August 10th, 2023, 10:18 am
- Forum: LifeWiki Discussion
- Topic: Dependent Reflector Terminology and Analysis
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Re: Dependent Reflector Terminology and Analysis
confocaloid-signal: informational content. Immutable and unchanging: signals don't flip or turn, because ... my memory is correct, I even thought of that update as being in large part a "signal circuitry update". But I did add every instance of the term on purpose, not mechanically ...
- August 10th, 2023, 6:36 am
- Forum: LifeWiki Discussion
- Topic: Dependent Reflector Terminology and Analysis
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Re: Dependent Reflector Terminology and Analysis
Even Life Lexicon uses the term "signal converter" under the entry for "splitter," when strictly speaking it's only ... is correct, I even thought of that update as being in large part a "signal circuitry update". Mike Playle's and Guam's and Kazyan's and others' work on new circuitry ...
- August 9th, 2023, 3:15 pm
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- Topic: Dependent Reflector Terminology and Analysis
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Re: Dependent Reflector Terminology and Analysis
To summarize: confocaloid-signal: informational content. Immutable and unchanging: signals don't flip or turn, ... on context. May be used to refer to "objects that can carry information" in circuitry-adjacent patterns, like gliders in a memory loop or wire-based oscillators. ...
- August 9th, 2023, 10:59 am
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- Topic: Dependent Reflector Terminology and Analysis
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Re: Dependent Reflector Terminology and Analysis
I think that in this particular case, the definition of "signal" can be usefully extended and clarified to include the signals in p6 ... definition. That's correct -- those oscillators are not examples of circuitry. The rest of what you've said in the most recent message seems to ...
- August 9th, 2023, 10:50 am
- Forum: LifeWiki Discussion
- Topic: Dependent Reflector Terminology and Analysis
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Re: Dependent Reflector Terminology and Analysis
Conduits and splitters and reflectors are circuitry . Adding the word "signal" does nothing but create confusion. (I'm not the only one who expressed this concern in this ...
- August 9th, 2023, 10:35 am
- Forum: LifeWiki Discussion
- Topic: Dependent Reflector Terminology and Analysis
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Re: Dependent Reflector Terminology and Analysis
Conduits and splitters and reflectors are circuitry . Adding the word "signal" does nothing but create confusion. (I'm not the only one who expressed this concern in this ...
- August 9th, 2023, 10:29 am
- Forum: LifeWiki Discussion
- Topic: Dependent Reflector Terminology and Analysis
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Re: Dependent Reflector Terminology and Analysis
I'm unwilling to use "signal circuitry" without understanding what it is, exactly. Nobody is forcing you to use "signal circuitry" or any ...
- August 9th, 2023, 9:33 am
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- Topic: Dependent Reflector Terminology and Analysis
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Re: Dependent Reflector Terminology and Analysis
... people have to say on this topic of the proper definition and usage of "signal". We've already heard what we each have to say, many times now. Without ... of a definition that isn't really usable in the context of signal circuitry. I'm unwilling to use "signal circuitry" without understanding ...
- August 9th, 2023, 9:24 am
- Forum: LifeWiki Discussion
- Topic: Dependent Reflector Terminology and Analysis
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Re: Dependent Reflector Terminology and Analysis
I disagree. It is not "my definition" of signal . It's the LifeWiki definition of the concept signal Your interpretation ... they make up the great majority of the active objects traveling through signal circuitry. The definition of "signal" is currently imprecise about what other types ...
- August 9th, 2023, 8:32 am
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- Topic: Dependent Reflector Terminology and Analysis
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Re: Dependent Reflector Terminology and Analysis
@confocaloid, when you say "In fact, they are meant to be signals", you are confusing the issue by assuming that your definition of "signal" ... object". It's very specifically "active object moving through signal circuitry ". The rule "if it's moving through signal circuitry, then it can ...
- August 9th, 2023, 8:25 am
- Forum: LifeWiki Discussion
- Topic: Dependent Reflector Terminology and Analysis
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Re: Dependent Reflector Terminology and Analysis
My point is that the word "signal" should not be used for the circulating gliders in either of the above cases ... useful to apply the term "signal" to the active objects traveling through signal circuitry. This is a usage in line with traditional uses of "signal" for things like ...
- August 9th, 2023, 7:59 am
- Forum: LifeWiki Discussion
- Topic: Dependent Reflector Terminology and Analysis
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Re: Dependent Reflector Terminology and Analysis
... such a discussion is useful/necessary for understanding. The usage of "signal" in the current definition (information carried by some moving object) ... object". It's very specifically "active object moving through signal circuitry ". The rule "if it's moving through signal circuitry, then it can ...
- August 9th, 2023, 7:36 am
- Forum: LifeWiki Discussion
- Topic: Dependent Reflector Terminology and Analysis
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Re: Dependent Reflector Terminology and Analysis
The usage of "signal" in the current definition (information carried by some moving object) is incompatible ... for "active object". It's very specifically "active object moving through signal circuitry ". Mixing "active object" with "signal" increases confusion. The distinction ...
- August 9th, 2023, 5:32 am
- Forum: LifeWiki Discussion
- Topic: Dependent Reflector Terminology and Analysis
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Re: Dependent Reflector Terminology and Analysis
... objections to this suggestion). In particular wording '"Fx" means the signal moves forward and produces a mirror-image output' is meaningless because ... context is whatever recognizable active object is moving through signal circuitry, it's not true in the least that " there can be no mirror image ...
- August 8th, 2023, 1:33 pm
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- Topic: Dependent Reflector Terminology and Analysis
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Re: Dependent Reflector Terminology and Analysis
... feedback on (not because I agree with the edit -- I'd much prefer that "signal" continue to be used in that article, rather than "object"). EDIT ... context is whatever recognizable active object is moving through signal circuitry, it's not true in the least that " there can be no mirror image ...