Yakub-tier IQ post: digital mimicks real life (analog), which is why Wifi will vibrate at 7Hz. You can take a lamp, capacitors made frrom foil, and pieces of colored construction paper to hit the right wavelength of every software you need to flash to the board, wiring it to the hardware. Doh.
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Oh, and a lamp. That too.
Visible colored lights don't hit anything close to the 2.4 - 6 GHz wifi needs. If you wanna use color to program stuff, enjoy waiting forever as it loads: audio tapes used for data storage recorded at 1200 Hz to 2400 Hz, and those were SLLLLLLLLLLOOOOOOOOOWWWWW. You're gonna be spending 5 years downloading a movie.
Well you could still create a basic computer this way or at least influence a regular one some way but you are right and I got it wrong in that it's 7GHz not 7Hz for Wifi. But you could in theory program a super low power quantum analog computer like this.
researchers have been fooling around with optical computers since the 1960s
still haven't built something usable, the memory is the big problem
www.azooptics.com
there is an unreadable wiki article
en.wikipedia.org
still haven't built something usable, the memory is the big problem
Why Optical Computing Still Isn’t Mainstream (Yet)?
Optical computing offers speed, parallelism, and energy efficiency. But memory limitations, infrastructure incompatibilities, and high costs are holding it back. Here's what’s needed to bring it into the mainstream.
www.azooptics.com
there is an unreadable wiki article
Optical computing - Wikipedia
What are your thoughts on this?researchers have been fooling around with optical computers since the 1960s
still haven't built something usable, the memory is the big problem
Why Optical Computing Still Isn’t Mainstream (Yet)?
Optical computing offers speed, parallelism, and energy efficiency. But memory limitations, infrastructure incompatibilities, and high costs are holding it back. Here's what’s needed to bring it into the mainstream.
there is an unreadable wiki article
Optical computing - Wikipedia
not doing very well on reddit, eh?