> One we know how we would 'train' our little VM critter, we
> will know how to measure its performance. Once we have measures, we
> can have good benchmarks. Once we have good benchmarks - we can pick
> a good VM alg.
>
> Or heck, let's just make the VM a _real_ Neural Network, that
OK. I challenge you to come up with:
1) the set of inputs for the neural network
2) the set of outputs
3) the goal for training the thing
I'm pretty fed up with people who want to "change the VM"
but never give any details of their ideas.
regards,
Rik
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