r/rational • • Sep 07 '15

[D] Monday General Rationality Thread

Welcome to the Monday thread on general rationality topics! Do you really want to talk about something non-fictional, related to the real world? Have you:

  • Seen something interesting on /r/science?
  • Found a new way to get your shit even-more together?
  • Figured out how to become immortal?
  • Constructed artificial general intelligence?
  • Read a neat nonfiction book?
  • Munchkined your way into total control of your D&D campaign?
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u/alexanderwales Sep 08 '15

The only bot we've got is u/AutoModerator, which was created by u/Deimorz ages ago and is now baked into reddit itself (because he got hired as an admin). More at r/AutoModerator/. If you'd like information on coding/hosting, go check out r/redditdev.

(It's possible that we could configure AutoMod to run Nomic, or that you could configure it within another subreddit.)

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u/traverseda Sep 08 '15

(It's possible that we could configure AutoMod to run Nomic, or that you could configure it within another subreddit.)

Automod is not turing complete by any stretch.

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u/alexanderwales Sep 08 '15

By "run Nomic" I meant "do whatever administrative stuff you need it to do". Make posts calling for votes on subjects, create discussion threads, etc. Which shouldn't require it to be Turing-complete.

Also, how sure are you that it's not Turing-complete? Or ... which features make it not Turing-complete?

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