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Patrick Elliott wrote:
> like reversable instructions (the idea
> being that its less costly to "undo" some things, in terms of heat and
> power use, than to completely replicate an entire set of processes, when
> only one step in the whole process differs),
FWIW, that's not at all what reversible computing is about. Reversible
computing is a necessary prelude to quantum computing.
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